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    Color blindness or also referred to as race blindness is the exclusion of race in the assessment of a human being. Color blindness is a new concept that strives to mineralize racial discrimination. Our society has strived to find a state of colorblindness but has yet to succeed. Past discriminations have hindered the progress of colorblindness in society. Due to racism in the past many hurdles were created for minorities to overcome in the present. Hurdles such as poverty and negative stereotypes

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    market for African-Americans. Many African-Americans are not taken seriously or even considered for a job because of their skin color. Another sociological concept that I think summarizes the article is that black people are considered to be a minority group‚ this means they are “people who are singled out for unequal treatment and who thinks themselves as objects of discrimination”. This

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    -bias.html?_r=0. Accessed 22 Feb. 2017. This article shows the underlying racial bias in New York prison systems. Clinton correctional Facility in New York has 998 white guards‚ and only one black guard. Due to a lack of exposure to any people of color‚ many of these guards only interactions with black people are with those that are prisoners -- leading to overall demonization of anyone who is black. This is reflected in longer prison sentences‚ more time spent in solitary confinement‚ and even cases

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    artiste in jamaica has released where he openly acknowledges that he bleaches his skin and/or the promotion of doing so. In Kartel’s song "Cake Soap" (2010)‚ he says in Jamaican creole (also known as Jamaican patois)‚ "Cool‚ like mi wash mi face wit di cake soap" (meaning that he washes his face with cake soap‚ a Jamaican term for a detergent soap that contains bleach and that some people reportedly use to lighten their skin). In the 2011 song "Look Pon We" (featuring Russian)‚ Kartel boldy states "Di

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    racial discrimination between the Caucasian and African. In the poem‚ the poet wanted to rent a house from the landlady originally. However‚ after he stated that he was African‚ the conversation turned to discuss the poet’s skin color swiftly and it lasted till the end of the conversation.. Repetition was used to emphasize on the issue of racial discrimination. ’Dark’ was repeated to show how much did the landlady care about the poet’s color‚ because ’dark’ usually connects with the dark skin color

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    What if all African Americans were the same skin complexion? What if we never used the terms light or dark skin? What if we did not judge or imply that darker skin black people are less desirable? That Obama though qualified to run; he is “the right shade” to be president‚ he passed the “paper bag test”. Basically‚ what if we never experienced any form of colorism. The term black people are used in systems of racial classification for humans of a dark skinned phenotype‚ relative to other racial groups

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    society if published today for the first time‚ because the overall theme of the book applies to many of the problems we as a people face today. The overall theme of the book was equal opportunity for everyone. It was set during a time when the color of your skin affected your life because it could limit your education‚ job‚ and who you could marry. The shocker and climax of the

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    describes his experiences‚ feelings‚ and reactions towards the discrimination he has faced throughout his life as a black man. Staples describes several different personal experiences of when he felt that he had been judged or discriminated against by other people based on the color of his skin and how that contributed to his overall appearance. Staples has continuously been perceived as a danger or criminal simply because of his skin color‚ leading him to have to deal with many uncomfortable situations

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    people. Although it is the most acknowledged; it is not the only example of race discrimination. Race discrimination occurs among other ethnicities and backgrounds of people. Sometimes race discrimination can transpire because of people’s point of views on certain things‚ such as religion‚ color‚ age‚ or even gender. In the stories‚ “The Wife of His Youth” and “Desiree’s Baby” racism and some other forms of discrimination are present‚ but surprisingly it isn’t one race opposing another. It is black

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    The Horrors of Racism During the chaotic climax of the Jim Crow era‚ african-americans struggled through their lives with the perils of discrimination and racism opposing them. The people would live on plantations and they would slowly pay their debt off the land they lived on by growing crops‚ their income would so solely go towards their mortgage of their land that they were forced to pay to their land owner. In the historical novel‚ Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry‚ Mildred D. Taylor‚ explores the

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