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    Thursday‚ May 19‚ 2016 Dear Mrs. Marzolf and Mrs. Nyitrai In the classroom‚ students are walking around without asking for permission‚ and leaving the classroom whenever they want. This behavior is unacceptable because during an emergency‚ the teacher won’t know where the student(s) are and that is dangerous. Students aren’t following instructions and calling out in class and being too loud. This behavior is unacceptable because if there is a lockdown or a time when the class are outside

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    Sierra Druyon February 23‚ 2013 Prepared for Dr. Dugan ENG 101 Paper 1 Argumentative Synthesis on Race and Racism In comparison to the almighty universe in which people all live in‚ human beings are merely a speck of dust at the size of it all. Then here are these beings on planet earth‚ with all 7 billion people under the same moon‚ divided. No longer are human equals as beings‚ but separate because of the system of ignorance‚ exploitation‚ and power used to oppress people on the basis

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    called the cold war. There were no shots fired‚ but each competed to be the major superpower of the world after World War II. One way they tried to become the world superpower was through the Space Race. The Space Race caused ICBMs‚ the Race to the Moon‚ and Reconnaissance Satellites. The Space Race started October 4‚ 1957‚ when the Soviet space satellite “Sputnik” was launched. This led to a massive panic by the American population and government. America was scared that Sputnik was capable of

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    Does race and ethnicity play a role in how art is made? What is considered to be Asian American art? These are the questions one would ask in order to better understand the relationship between race and ethnicity and how it ties in with Asian American art. Every piece of artwork has a story‚ a message expressed to the audiences. These messages may portray more than one influence‚ but the main influence that inspires the creation of the art is through the artist’s race and ethnicity. Through race and

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    Leaving Your Post When I think of the phrase “failure to be at an appointed place of duty‚” the first thing that comes to my mind is being AWOL. AWOL is an abbreviation for the phrase absent without leave which is under the United States Army Article Eighty Six of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. This topic can be broken down into many smaller groups such as: discipline; military bearing; and common courtesy. Failure to be at your appointed place of duty can result in an Article 86. A few things

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    Humanity has been enduring an ongoing battle for centuries: the strained relations among the races. Despite efforts to put the past behind‚ signs remain at nearly every juncture that there still exists a strong sense of racial dissension. While many Caucasians do not see the problem being as severe as it is represented‚ African-Americans angrily reply that the lighter skinned race has not had to endure such prejudice and‚ therefore‚ cannot begin to identify with the situation. Frank Newport‚ vice

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    Natasha Patterson Sociology 304-002 Understanding Race In the beginning of the documentary we were asked a couple of questions what is race and if race existed and before taking this class and watching the movie I would have said yes race does exist because growing up I believed race was what we were not who we are. A lot of people have suffered because of race especially black people because we have never and never will achieve the whiteness per say as everyone else who have come to this country

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    Introduction What exactly is race? Is there a true definition to the word? Does it even exist? There is so much uncertainty behind the development of the term over time. It is often thought that race is a social construct brought forth by humans to justify things like the discrimination of others and has also been named the cause behind many other issues. It is easy to blame tragedies such as the Holocaust‚ a mass extermination of people who follow the Jewish religion‚ on the basis of racism

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    Running Header: CLASHES OF RACE: UNDERSTANDING THE PURPOSE CLASHES OF RACE: UNDERSTANDING THE PURPOSE ANDREW ITNYRE TIFFIN UNIVERSITY          Running Header: CLASHES OF RACE: UNDERSTANDING THE PURPOSE Abstract The purpose of this paper is to explore racism and discrimination within America. It was also a goal to show the relationships between racial clashes throughout history‚ and what the purpose behind the clashes was. By showing these clashes society

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    They felt that the acceptance of Christianity did not strike them as an all-or-nothing proposition. So really‚ it seemed as if everything the Indians said went in one ear and out the other because instead of leaving the Indians alone and letting them continue to follow their own norms‚ the Spanish still wanted to try at any cost to get what they wanted. As the Spanish conquistadors continued to take over Mexico‚ they rebelled by persecuting the Indians so they

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