However, the world belongs to all of us regardless of our status, as opposed to what the oppressor views. The oppressor believes that the world belongs to him alone and that he knows what is best for the oppressed. ... In the film, you see that the white bosses feel that they do indeed treat their maids fairly. ... Therefore, the maid can have the same equal toilet but at a different place, the maid only needs not use her owner's toilet because she might have diseases. ... Because when you report something as told by someone, the main author may add personal opinions and misrepresent, whi...

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What are the main problems of racism? ... If you think racist joke are harmless than you should take a reality check. ... What is going to happen to the world if people don't start realizing what is happening? ... The scenario could go many different ways, but the reality is, that it doesn't matter who you are or what color you are, its unsafe to be who you are. ... We have taken many steps in controlling this disease, but like most diseases, they spread. ...

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The conditions were found to be so bad that they couldn't, due to disease, malnourishment, And mal treatment. ... These half whites sought to become more white as the years progressed not because of written laws but because it was easy to see that the whiter you were the better the chance you had of advancing in society. ... The powers in control did not want to lose what they felt was theirs to the English or a larger population of natives. ... Moving to the north they started what would later be called the great trek.. ... Economically things have stayed relatively the same, with a larg...

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Therefore, in the spirit of Jung "Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart.... Many black Americans are descendants of slaves, abducted from their homes, shackled, stuffed in boats and brought on long, disease-ridden journey. ... She angrily stated, "That's all you had to ask!... I tried to explain to the men what I thought was happening. ... This is what I had to face. ...

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However, fighting for what one believes is right is never easy. ... Did it ever strike you that Judge Taylor naming Atticus to defend that boy was no accident? ... Atticus is one of the very few people in Maycomb who does not have the "usual disease" of prejudice and racism. ... Judge Taylor did what he could to make the trial fair. ... Miss Maudie demonstrates this as she states to Jem, "I simply want to tell you that there are some men in this world that were born to do our unpleasant jobs for us. ...

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All in all, the war was fought for a worthy cause and eventually earned African Americans what was due to them. ... More than 200,000 blacks fought for the Union and 38,000 died, the majority of disease (PBS). ... African Americans were very capable of doing things, contrary to what some believed. ... In the government, you have African American leaders like Condoleeza Rice and Colin Powell, that have a position of high ranking. ... It helped to abolish slavery, and finally give African Americans what they deserved. ...

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What is race? ... There is no such thing as a biological entity that warrants the term race, meaning that there is no one specific thing you can point at and say "that is race.... " The characteristics of people from different parts of the world that we have come to know, we have mostly gained through the media, such as what we see on television, magazines, and newspapers. ... There would be a gradual change in skin color, lighter to darker, but that is only because traveling from Egypt to Kenya, you get closer to the equator. ... Sickle cell anemia is often thought of as an African ...

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And then conclude with what I think. ... He also tells Scout that he had to take the trial "For a number of reasons, the main one is if I didn't I couldn't hold my head up in town, I couldn't represent this county in the legislature, I couldn't even tell you or Jem not to do something again." ... He says that "I hope and I pray that I can get Jem and Scout through it without bitterness and most of all without catching Maycomb's usual disease- He means that he hopes that the children won't listen to ruthless gossip but, if they have a question, the...

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