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    Interracial Dating

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    Many of the disapproving messages come from people of their own racial group. They scoff and make fun of the idea that they are dating someone with a different tone of skin or ethnic background. According to a poll taken in 1992‚ many people believe that people should date within their race to keep the unity within the ethnic community. It is like they believe in sequestering each racial group. They believe that every race is uniquely special and should not be integrated. Mixing races would only cause

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    The Cult of Ethnicity

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    correctness sounds like a very reasonable idea and when looked at very shallowly this remains the case. When it is more thoroughly looked at thought it dangers become more and more apparent. By creating a set of “correct” terminology and assigning each ethnic background a name that separates them from the main culture of America we run the risk of further exaggerating the potentially volatile situation created by the cult of ethnicity in the country today. So a balance between extreme political correctness

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    UK because of many factors and views. In a Marxist view there are only two classes and ethnic minorities that are part of the working class which is divided by racism and therefore enhances the control of the ruling class which means that a more dominant race can have full control over the minorities and gives them the identity of the equivalent of a slave or a minor. Castles and Rosack (73) found that ethnic minorities tend to do the worst paid jobs and form part of the reserve army for labour who

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    Sons of the Soil

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    migration‚ especially if largescale‚ may create anti-foreigner sentiments among the native population. Fearon and Laitin (2011) estimate that as many as one-third of ethnic civil wars can be labeled “sons-of-thesoil” conflicts. The sheer number of such conflicts in combination with a lack of attention in the civil war and ethnic conflict literature strongly motivate further study of the conditions and mechanisms involved. However‚ with cross-country statistical analysis‚ the impact of migration

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    Ethnic Relations Affected by Apartheid’s Laws in South Africa Patricia Tyler SOC 308 Tirizia York October 11‚ 2010 Ethnic Relations Affected by Apartheid’s Laws in South Africa Over the years immigrants have migrated from their native lands to different countries with the hopes and dreams of benefiting from the valued resources other developed countries have to offer. Migration occurs mainly for the purpose to gain better opportunities and life chances. In most cases‚ depending on an

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    America Is a Salad Bowl

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    bowl The identity of America has changed from when the Indians came from Europe to America in 18th century. From the North America to South American live has a major affect on your identity. America has defined itself not by race‚ religious‚ and ethnic identity but by common values and individual freedom. America is a salad bowl because there are all different kinds of races‚ religions‚ and people from different countries. Everyone comes from different backgrounds. America is mixed with all different

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    culture. This essay will explore this in relation to the discourses of gender‚ class and environment. The text focuses on a predominantly masculine discourse by stereotyping the traditional bush ethos of Australia‚ while excluding females and other ethnic groups. The text uses the term "men with the sun-tanned faces" to reinforce the white masculine culture of Australian ideology. The poem defines Australians as strong‚ rugged and very hardworking. "The men who have learnt to master the forces of fire

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    those reasons immigration occurs and people start to go places and live in a homogenius environment with people who come from many different cultures. Being in a homogenius environment brings usually racism issue. African- American people one of ethnic group who prefer to live in homogenius society. Coming from a different cultural and historical background sometimes can create prejudism and problems for African- American people because racism is an universal problem which occurs in everywhere

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    Arriving in a new country or culture is something that all experience differently. Some it is all excitement at the new experiences and opportunities afforded by the change‚ for others it is largely fear at the changes they must under­take‚ learning different ways to function in their new environment‚ but for most it is a combination of the two‚ sitting somewhere between fear and excitement‚ expectation and trepidation. As we become a more globalized society one would think that it would be easier

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    In the 1920s politicians and leading Canadians took an active role in discriminating against all ethnic groups other than white Anglo-Saxons. They achieved this by feeding the dark side of humanity: fear of different cultures‚ prejudice and xenophobia. In the 1920s Canada treated different peoples unjustly. The Chinese were faced with ridiculous laws‚ the Native Americans were forced to forfeit their culture and the Ukrainians were treated with suspicion wherever they went. In the 1920s the Aboriginals

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