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- Famous Quotes On Racism Racism whether we realize it or not, influences everyone in some way each and every day. Sometimes the effects of racism are subtle, other times the effects...
- End Racism - One Heart At A Time Racism, the actual act of harboring hate in your heart for a person just because they might look or behave differently than you is a very personal subject for...
- Shades Of Black And White These words are written based on events in my life that led me to the place I am today. The journey was often times painful and collected its fair share of...
- 5 Day Racism Unit Teacher Lesson Plans Looking for lesson plans on racism? Lesson plans on prejudice? Lesson plans on equality? Lesson plans on educating our students against being judgemental? Y...
- Jackie Robinson: The Story of an American Hero On April 15th, 1947, Jack Roosevelt Robinson stepped onto a baseball diamond in Brooklyn, New York. That was a few years after African-American soldiers came...
- To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee To Kill a Mockingbird is one of the best loved novels of the twentieth century. Author Harper Lee said it was a love story, but most people think of it as a...
- Stop Racism - I Love Black People This lens is a homage to black people. It condemns the cruel racism afflicted upon them that marked human history with pain, proving how ridiculous the idea...
- Racism and children Children are not, by nature, racist. They are not born with damaging assumptions about people in any definable group. We all begin with a winning trust in others,...
- Segregation in America, Does It Still Exist? Segregation in America, Does It Still Exist? There are many who claim that segregation was put to rest with the enactment of the Civil Rights Bill of 1964. Really...
- Black and White Imagery in Shakespeare's Othello Othello is one of Shakespeare's more famous plays - a dramatic tragedy, around Othello himself, a famous general, and his downfall as he follows the taunts and...
- Prison Inmates and Mental Illness In most state prisons in the United States, inmates live in overcrowded, often unsanitary conditions with no privacy. These conditions exacerbate symptoms of...
- The Immortal Life Of Henrietta Lacks Her name, a mystery for decades, is Henrietta Lacks, and though she died from cervical cancer in 1951, Henrietta is living the immortal life. How can that b...
- Stop Eating Dogs! and Other Asian Prejudices Asians are brainiac nerds. Asians are socially awkward and shy, but very hardworking. Asians can't drive--don't let them into your cars. Why have these stereotypes...
- Mary Seacole - the black Nightingale Mary Seacole is one of the forgotten heroes of the 19th Century. She was "a woman who succeeded despite the racial prejudice of influential sections...
- Banned Cartoon Episodes Banned Cartoons (vintage or otherwise) that you won't see on public television, anymore. If you've come here looking for propoganda, hatred or scandal, you'...
- The Life & Works of Rudyard Kipling Rudyard Kipling has been a deeply unfashionable writer for many years. He's been accused of jingoism, imperialism and racism as typified by this poem The White...
- Civil Rights Quotes Words spoken to fight an injustice can acquire a strength and life all their own, rising to a level that will put these words onto pages, carved in stone, spoken...
- Playing For Change: Music For a Quiet Revolution Since the Sixties, music has represented a means of changes and revolution. Michael Jackson said If you wanna make the world a better place Take a look at yourself,...
- Walt Disney's Song of the South Movie Review Walt Disney's Song of the South is a live-action movie with animated portions, based on African-American folktales by Joel Chandler Harris. The movie tells the...
- The Most Important World Issues (according to you) In this day and age we all have concerns about the world and how the decisions we make will affect our future and the world around us. What condition will t...
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