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- 601: Slavery - Southern White Slaveholder Guilt
- Guilt is an inevitable effect of slavery. For no matter how much rhetoric and racism is poured into such a system, the simple fact remains that men are enslaving men. Regardless of how much inferior a slaveholder may perceive his slaves, it is obvious that ...
- 602: Slavery - An Era Of Inhumanity
- ... agony of the slaves by creating sorrow within a family—something that is common to everyone. When Eliza learns that her only child is to be sold, one transcends beyond racism and begins to feel Eliza’s pain as a mother. One then realizes that these poor souls are indeed humans as well and their pains are as heartbreaking as any ...
- 603: ASSATA Shakur
- ... it may not seem to cruel to say that most white people still think that being a black revolutionary is parallel to being guilty of some kind of crime. The racism in this country still seems to exist, even after decades of struggle. The most disturbing principle is that the Media still is exploiting and publishing false information to the public ...
- 604: A Timeline Of The Holocaust
- ... of Germany's 30,000 Gypsies were also eventually sterilized and prohibited, along with Blacks, from intermarrying with Germans. Reflecting traditional prejudices, new laws combined traditional prejudices with the new racism of the Nazis which defined Gypsies, by race, as "criminal and asocial." Another consequence of Hitler's ruthless dictatorship in the 1930s was the arrest of political opponents and trade ...
- 605: Alexander Crummel Unsung Hero
- ... black ministers in Washington to join together and establish charitable institutions for the race. To further increase the activity of the Church Crummell organized the Black Episcopal Clergy to fight racism in the Church. Crummell’s contributions to African American life went beyond the doors of the Church. He also played a key role in establishing the American Negro Academy, a ...
- 606: Organized Crime Wthin The Unit
- ... but inevitably found themselves to be members of the lower class. While some groups, such as the Jews, were able to climb the social ladder, other groups faced hostility and racism, hindering their acquisition of wealth. Their movement toward crime can be explained by Cloward and Ohlin’s Differential Opportunities Theory. This states that there are both legitimate and illegitimate means ...
- 607: Unity Amid Diversity
- ... than Martin Luther King, Jr. King was a nonviolent protester, preacher and organizer of the Civil Rights Movement. He believed in nonviolent resistance to oppression and led many protests against racism. He challenged the nation’s fundamental priorities and emphasized the fact that the civil rights laws were empty without “human rights (Cohen, Solomon).” The laws were hollow toward those who ...
- 608: Hostile Takeover Of The New Wo
- ... help get Indians back on their feet such as the North Dakota Committee for Equality, the Cowboy and Indian Alliance, and the like. These organizations support treaty rights, and counters racism through media work and cultural events. However, the Indian movement is still opposed by organizations like the Interstate Congress for Equal Rights and Responsibilities. This Anti-Indian Movement romanticizes Indians ...
- 609: Frederick Douglass
- ... in the elevation of the blacks were known to him as sham abolitionists."8 He knew that full slavery wasn’t just the end of slavery but the end of racism. He agreed with many free blacks that a good way to combat this was to have a population of "industrious, enterprising, thrifty, and intelligent" free blacks. In one speech Douglass ...
- 610: WEB DuBois
- ... found work as a correspondent for New York newspapers, and slowly began to realize the inhibitions of social boundaries he was expected to observe every step of the way. When racism tried to take his pride and dignity, he became more determined to make sure society recognized his achievements. Clearly, Du Bois showed great promise, and some influential members of his ...
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