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    Southern towns were black‚ they had no vote and could not marry whites. Also in the 1930’s‚ many black people lived in the southern states. During that time‚ racism reached its highest point. For instance‚ the whites treated the blacks very poorly because they thought that the blacks were lower than them. Therefore‚ the blacks had to fight for the right to be treated equally. As a result‚ black people had to face the Jim Crow Laws and the Ku Klux Klan. In my own opinion I think that the 1930 was a

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    is well established in the film "Babakieueria". The film begins with a group of Aboriginal people arriving by boat on the Australian foreshores and attempting to communicate with a group of white people. When the new arrivals manage to communicate an enquiry as to the name of this place‚ the white people respond with ‘Babakiueria’ (BBQ area). The humor highlights the patronising approach taken by white people to Aboriginal Australians over the centuries and captures many of the issues surrounding

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    They were a simple people who traded and hunted and lived in Canada in harmony with the land. Then Europeans came and decided that their ways of life were wrong‚ barbaric and had to be changed. Europeans did this by extermination‚ acculturation and assimilation. The government of Canada likes to believe and tell people that this is all part of a darker past and that unequal treatment of the native people no longer exists today‚ but this is not true. There are examples of native people and communities

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    live as a group which is the ethnic enclaves‚ because of the ethnic enclaves immigrant could speak their mother language and used their mother culture to live in there‚ and people who live in there still participate with the dominate culture‚ so they pay tax‚ talk to the immigration’s officers and many other things. But people who are native American is so stupid to understand the true because they think immigrant are living in the ethnic enclaves and speak the language they don’t speak‚ so immigrants

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    groups of people are of different culture does not necessarily imply – as has nearly always been assumed – that they belong to two quite different social systems (Leach 1954: 17)‚ “Someone is Lue by virtue of believing and calling himself Lue and of acting in ways that validate his Lueness” (Moerman‚ 1965:1219)‚ First of all‚ I want to tell what is ethnic group. Before ethnic groups‚ anthropologies who study colonial subject and society called society they studied as ‘tribe’ and people they studied

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    country of which you are not a native in order to settle there). The two definitions are similar to one another. wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn 4. What are some of the ways groups of people are identified? Groups of people are identified in many different ways. They can be identified by all of the following: race‚ religion‚ color‚ gender‚ national origin‚ disability‚ sexual orientation‚ age‚

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    certain stereotypes…” (626). I agree with the author‚ there are many people who are prejudice or stereotypical toward Latin Americans. Many innuendos are that I am a “sexual firebrand…‚” such as “Hot Tamale…” A. The author Judith Ortiz Cofer’s purpose seems to be about making people aware that not everyone in an ethnic group is alike. B. The author’s goal of this essay is to show the ethnic differences and to make people aware how they are disrespectful of other cultures. II. Body

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    The Idea of Orientalism Portrayed in James Cameron’s Avatar Abstract In brief‚ this study discusses about the representation of orientalism idea which is portrayed in the film Avatar. The film tells about the conflict between human and native people in Planet Pandora‚ where human exploits the land and oppresses the native. This study explores in what way the idea of orientalism is represented and how both narrative and non-narrative aspects of the film helped in delivering that representation

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    the native people. For the traditions‚ you should not leave the entirely because it defines who you are and it shows that you are part of some family. At first‚ I am going to explain about the adaption for new culture. Yes‚ immigrants should adapt their new culture but still hold onto their traditions. If they didn’t adapt‚ it will hard for them to blend in with others‚ but we should not leave all the traditions that we have‚ just keep the important one that fit in. For example‚ people from around

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    boundaries to which we indentify people? How can culture be used to describe ethnicity? Have we underestimated the power of social forces throughout the construction and reconstruction of ethnic identity? The fluid nature of ethnicity as described by Nagel‚ makes it a constantly changing force on culture‚ as opposed to Omi and Winant’s idea of ethnicity as a constant that is molded once and for all by societal forces. Ethnicity is constantly being molded by people whether they are in the ethnic group

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