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Both collective and individual identity within ethnicity is complex, multifaceted, and in a state
of constant change and fluctuation. The self-perpetuating nature of ethnicity means it is frequently
subject to growth, development, and adaptation. The question of its exclusivity as inherited from
others who similarly identify within a certain ethnic category is one which needs to be unpacked
and understood in terms of personal identification, history, and collective solidarity within such
groups, and needs to be examined with an understanding of the ways in which ethnic identity
comes to and remains within existence for both the individual and the collective group. In this
essay, I
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programs have had good results in the students.
Moreover, there is a good connection between taking courses in Mexican-American Studies
(MAS) and student achievement. Researchers conducted a study at the University of Arizona
where 26,000 students, who graduated in 2008, 2009 and 2010. Those who took MAS classes
and had low performance benefited more, according to the results of the research, they graduated
at a greater rate than their peers (Mitchel). Therefore, seeing these results in the students is a
good reason to incorporate this type of ethnic programs. But ethnic programs not only benefit a
group of students but benefit everyone, including whites. Since these ethical studies can help
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exploitation?
Reno v. ACLU, Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition, US v. American Library Association ("United States Courts," n.d.).
What is "ethnic cleansing" and why is it so controversial?
Ethnic cleansing, the attempt to create ethnically homogeneous geographic areas through the deportation or forcible displacement of persons belonging to particular ethnic groups. Ethnic cleansing sometimes involves the removal of all physical vestiges of the targeted group through the destruction of monuments, cemeteries, and houses of worship ("Ethnic cleansing," n.d.).
The term ethnic cleansing, a literal translation of the Serbo-Croatian phrase etnicko ciscenje, was widely employed in the 1990s to describe
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that an applicant from Beijing is 41 times more likely to be admitted to Peking University than a student with similar scores that’s from the poor and largely rural province of Anhui.
Many forms of conflict are usually between the majority Han and various minority ethnicities, but there are also conflicts among minority groups. In regions designated for one particular ethnic group, policy guarantees affirmative action in favor of members of the designated group who apply for jobs in the state sector. But if you’re members from other minority ethnic groups who live in that region, you will experience less favorable socioeconomic conditions. Affirmative action and other policies toward minority
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demographic characteristics. The remaining unexplained component of such differences has been termed the ‘ethnic penalty’’ (Rafferty, 2012: 987). Essentially, this term can be defined as ‘an additional cost incurred for being a member of a minority ethnic group’ (Lamptey, 2014). Thus, for the purpose of my essay, I will discuss how ethnic penalties influence the aforementioned aspects of life, but moreover, how they are aided by mechanisms of discrimination, socio-economic class, ethnic segregation and occupational segregation.
Ethnic minorities experience ‘penalties’ throughout their education and this can largely be attributed to the issues of socio-economic class, ethnic segregation and
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and Attainment’, the main rationale is parental socioeconomic background has a profound influence on educational achievement and attainment. This article used key theoretical framework to explain racial and ethnic differences. In addition, the article did analysis on group differences in grades, test scores, educational Aspirations, course taking and tracking, in high school competition, transition to college and college completion including review on common themes and prominent theories that are used to account for these differences. Asians have highest rate of progressing in achieving education.
Similarly, in Gamoran’s article, ‘American schooling and educational inequality: A forecast for
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The USA has often been called "a nation of immigrants." First, the country was settled, built and developed by generations of immigrants and their children. The first groups came from England and France. Secondly, even today America continues to take in more immigrants than any other country in the world. Today the latest growing-up group in the USA is Hispanic. There appeared a new term "spanenglish" when speaking about English. So, for centuries, the US has attracted people in search of a share of "the American dream".The USA is traditionally associated with the "melting pot" (a term coined by an immigrant Israel Zangwill) because many different nationalities and ethnic groups undergo the
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The USA has often been called "a nation of immigrants." First, the country was settled, built and developed by generations of immigrants and their children. The first groups came from England and France. Secondly, even today America continues to take in more immigrants than any other country in the world. Today the latest growing-up group in the USA is Hispanic. There appeared a new term "spanenglish" when speaking about English. So, for centuries, the US has attracted people in search of a share of "the American dream".The USA is traditionally associated with the "melting pot" (a term coined by an immigrant Israel Zangwill) because many different nationalities and ethnic groups undergo the
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parents and/or relatives, we also go through the same process with Australian cultural
and language values. Therefore, we develop our own sense of “identity” that consists of a blend
of the two cultures- while we still belong to both, we also belong even more so to a third,
combined group with our own unique world view and implications of the way in which we
perceive and understand the world. This also changes the way in which we communicate. When
communicating with people from our ethnic background- in particular, parents or other elders,
we resort to a “well-mannered” and formal form of behaviour. We also must take care in
choosing words or actions to be in line with what is considered
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color into one collective group and assuming that every immigrant experience the same thing is inadequate and does not take into account the experiences of Institutionalized racism and prejudice that these marginalized immigrant groups face compared to White Immigrants.
Racialization, discrimination, and the marginalization of important sectors of immigrant communities are indeed part of the immigrant story. As the process of becoming American has come to include the adoption or rejection of a set of officially constructed pan-ethnic labels Immigrants today are recategorized in broad racialized pan-ethnic clusters that the host society deems appropriate for those “sharing” a particular
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many BMEs’ job applications will be overlooked. It is also important to note that the problem of Islamophobia directed towards Arab Muslims and Muslim of the Black African variety has become an ominous, significant feature of the labour market. Currently, Muslims from Black Africa are experiencing bigger and harsher penalties in UK’s labour market compared to their Bangladeshi or Pakistani counterparts.
In conclusion, it is apparent that BME group members know the presence of race related discriminations and their negative stereotypes in the UK labour market. In addition, BME graduates’ career strategies, aspirations, and experiences are significantly influenced by their racial/ethnic
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A subculture is a cultural subgroup. They are considered 'opposite from the mainstream culture because of their unique trends. Subcultures are judged by what they look like, what they wear, where they live, their ethnic background and religion. Subcultures have distinctive styles of dress, activity and music. They form when the main stream culture fails to meet the needs of a particular group of people.Let's take a look at a known subculture. A perfect example is the punk subculture. Here is how they are perceived:Punks are young (16+), and known for being rebellious. This started during the 1970s in Britain, where a group of young rebellious teens decided to make a point through music
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extreme forms of violence in conflict situations may be interconnected.” (Youngs 2004: 84) Feminism has brought to light intersectional natures of oppression which helps explain the violence and discrimination Rohingya women have been subject to. By virtue of being part of a minority ethnic group and female, these women have suffered systematic violence and discrimination. Burmese military and Buddhist mobs have committed mass acts of sexual violence. Survivors have revealed that gang-rapes, forced public nudity, mutilation of women’s bodies and sexual slavery in military captivity are rampant. Multiple female refugees enter camps in Bangladesh with forced and unwanted pregnancies, physical
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believe this was made for and why?
5) What do you believe is being or might be taught to this audience especially about the ethnic group? Why? (What is the message may be sent to men, women, young people, or the larger “American “ society?) Why?
ANALYSIS OF
OPPRESSION
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6) How does this text show, influence, or encourage institutional, interpersonal, or internalized oppression? Make sure you use the frameworks defined above and underline the necessary key words. BE SPECIFIC! USE DETAILS!
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1) What media company made this piece of media? (Who paid for it?)
2) Who are the artists in this piece of media and what style of music
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Racism is a developed set of attitudes that include antagonism based on the supposed superiority of one group or on the supposed inferiority of another group, premised solely on skin colour or race. Some authors suggest that racism and White racism may be synonymous. Defining bigotry as a primarily White problem does disservice in two ways. It ignores the fact that racist attitudes can breed in any ethnic group and it undermines the expressed goals of this decade's most promising solution - multicultural education.Australia has much to contribute to this process. Today we still have enormous problems of racial discrimination in our society, none greater than the ongoing treatment of
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contexts as anything other than relevant to Western interests' has increased conflict.The blasé attitude to arming fighter groups created internal tensions and rivalries following the Soviet collapse, rivalries which continue today. The Mujahedeen were the leading resistance group against the USSR and were funded by the US. After victory infighting between the Mujahedeen factions could not be resolved. A number of ethnic groups were excluded from the new government which fuelled resentment. Local shura's were not given representation as power was determined by military force. The growing atmosphere of mistrust has meant ethnic loyalty takes precedence over a unified administration
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in years of fighting between the tribes. The government did not
intervene at all. In 2003, there were two more rebellions, in which they were accusing the
government of neglect. The government released the Janjaweed, which were arab militias to
attack towns. Innocent civilians, that were the same ethnic group as the rebels, were attacked
because they were considered a potential danger to the government. These are some of the main
events, leading to what is considered the most horrific modern genocide of all time.
Now that the beginning is understood, the odious acts against the people can be
described. The Janjaweed raided hundreds of towns, brutally murdering and raping the civilians
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Lecture 1 Outline: Europe Creates an Atlantic Economy (75 minutes).
1. An analytical approach to American history.
· Explain why things happen, not so much why
•Power: Community (equality) versus Domination (inequality).
· Easiest way to talk about history – who controls who
•Economy, modes of Production and classes.
· The root of all power is the economy
· Sets limits on other things like religion
· Organization of work
· Who own the land/means of production (power)
· Defines your economic class – motive of historical processes
•Imperialism, "Settler Solidarity," and "War Capitalism."
· Domination of one ethnic group by another
· Struggle between empires and marginalized groups
· And
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stores. I would market the product mainly in the fall because in the spring and summer they mostly wear shorts. For African Americans, I would use malls and smaller retail specialty chains like a Deveroes or d.e.m.o. I would market the product year-round for this group because I do not see many African Americans wearing jeans in any particular season more than the other. For both Arab and Asian Americans I would use mainly larger retail outlets like Walmarts and Targets simply because it goes back to the whole popular culture aspect. It seems to me that they are not usually concerned with what the television shows but what is the best value to them as a consumer. These products would also be marketed year round for these ethnic groups.
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may if you choose to. They are only presented as a guide for your group discussion and for the discussion your group will lead with the class. Ultimately, it is up to your group to determine what is most fascinating and significant about your chapter. Just be sure to mention some of the examples, anecdotes, etc. that Gladwell provides to support his key points.
Chapter 7: The Ethnic Theory of Plane Crashes
· Korean Airlines flight
· Suren Ratwatte's area of expertise
· Colombian airplane crash
· George Hofstede research
· PDI
· Where is the burden of understanding placed in a conversation between two Koreans?
1. Through reading the story of the Guam plane crash and Suren Ratwatte’s
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such as increased repression, are susceptible to a self-fulfilling prophecy in which mass protests indicate regime weakness and encourage the military to abandon the regime. On the other hand, in militaries where the fate of soldiers and officers is connected to the regime because of ethnic ties, they have an extra incentive to defend the government. While the regime might experience defections from the group that does not receive preferential treatment, a majority of those connected to the regime will stay loyal.
This dynamic has been clear during the Arab Spring. Among the regimes that experienced uprisings, only two—Egypt and Tunisia—did not possess militaries linked to the dictator by some
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, it is considered an autonomous
region of China. So if you look at the world map, it will just say China. And also we have a
different language than Chinese. Even if you look for a Tibetan language translator in google
translate, it won’t show up because people rarely know whether such country exist. In addition,
When I go out in public and identify myself as Tibetan, one of the most bizarre things I hear is
that they consider me Chinese.
I do not like it when people call me Chinese because I know I am not Chinese. It has
nothing to do with a racism. Tibetan have our own culture and language. So when people make a
judgement by saying that I look Chinese, I tell them, “No, I am Tibetan.” Many people do not
know about Tibet and the struggles that Tibetans have faced. I want everyone to know that Tibet
does exist and Tibetans are the minority’s ethnic group living in India.
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for reparations to be paid. However, the grounds for paying reparations to an ethnic group are shaky at best.
Firstly, what is the monetary value of the lost opportunity and suffering of a displaced and enslaved people group? A world in which no African slaves were taken to the Americas would be a world in which African-Americans as an ethnic group would not exist. It is therefore impossible to measure how much was truly lost in that event, and what its monetary equivalent would really be. A proponent of reparations may argue that an exact monetary value is irrelevant, but one author and activist, Richard F. America, takes a more practical approach in his book The Wealth of Races. The author
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sailors brought over blacks hundreds or years ago. In addition, in 1861, only 10% of whites owned slaves. Also over the course of slavery there were 4000 African American slave-owners. Furthermore, blacks had a big part on enslaving too.African Americans should not be paid for slavery of their ancestors. Americans both black and white should reject the notion of reparations for slavery. African Americans have already been paid, it will turn them into victims, this is a multi-ethnic nation, and no group is fully responsible. People should uphold the ideal of a color-blind society because money is not the answer and is not going to solve anything, is going to create more problems. Lets not perpetuate division by harkening back to a society in which Americans of different races are at war.
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one God- a main factor that binds Jews together. It shows that all followers of Judaism are universally connected under a single divine being.
The Jewish community ultimately provides a group of people who believe to share a common history, and descent from Abraham. Though it is not considered universalizing nor ethnic, Judaism converts are not sought out, and you are usually born into the religion and continue to identify with it throughout your life. However, Jews are open to people who want to join their religion and convert. By uniting over the course of thousands of years and creating distinct sacred texts such as the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) and Torah, Judaism has gained approximately 13
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did not let anyone take advantage of his authority. Neither made him feel different about himself in how he would obtain the Cuban Missile crisis predicament. I also admired his assistant Kenneth O'Donnell. I learned from his course of action in this movie that even though everyone is under an enormous amount of pressure, not just the United States defense systems. He still held a good head on his shoulders. His decisions were not rational, and he would regret them in the future. Time is a significant factor; he did what was best for the United States.
President John F. Kennedy's ethnic views were more of a mix between the two ethnic views of the right view and the justice view. He wanted
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people. In todays society you are taught from day one to "treat others the way you would want to be treated". Your taught discrimination is a sin. This genocide shows right from wrong and has affected our society like no other war or battle has.
It has shaped the world by allowing people to see the full horror of mans inhumanity to man. It led to a root and branch examination of the way we govern ourselves and our attitudes to each other. It is probable that the human rights gains for all ethnic minorities in Europe would never have had such a focus without the holocaust. Universal human rights was a direct result of the holocaust international guilt from the holocaust directly resulted in
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religious group slaughtering that religious group because of a territorial dispute begun hundreds of years earlier, or a religious fanatic group suicide bombing another, classes are meaningless in the eyes of the killer. The killer doesn't see a doctor and a garbage man, he sees his religious enemy. In Israel, there are everyday occurrences of stonings and shootings, provoked by an Arab walking down the wrong street into an Israeli neighborhood, or vice-versa. An IRA terrorist sprayed an elementary school with gunfire, because he was tired of living under English control in Ireland. The world is made up of thousands of different ethnic groups and religions, and hundreds of ethnic rivalries and
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more effort the family makes to escape from the
racial/ethnic group they distrust, the more problems between their community and others grow.
People on the outside of the fence felt like they belonged with each other and included each
other. However, the family included the wanted and excluded the non-wanted. The family we
see often, is afraid of the outside world, of everything that isn’t related to them. The more a
group of people attempts to insulate themselves against the outside world and any threats they
think are there, the worse off they are going to be in the long run.
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fallacies in addition to improve the sentence by replacing and adding new sentences.As the text is about the relationship within class and culture, the author initially talks about class is being classified as lower class, middle class and upper class. They considered as a different nature of works actually, but in fact, it doesn't mean we can distinguish, label, ignore and keeping the working class people identities hidden as the author says. We shouldn't ignore these minority group since different groups can develop or specialized their own strength or own field. And therefore, working class artists undoubtedly couldn't be labeled as traditional and ethnic as well since it is wrong to relate
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Ethnocultural empathy in healthcare
Improving Ethnocultural Empathy in Healthcare Students through Targeted Intervention
Joan Pearson, RN
Northeastern State University
Gregg Wadley College of Science and Health Professions
Department of Health Professions: Nursing
NURS 3102 Cultural Competency in Nursing
Spring, 2018
Improving Ethnocultural Empathy in Healthcare Students through Targeted Intervention Comment by DIANA MASHBURN: The title is not bold
An effective healthcare provider builds a relationship with their patient. The ability to understand and relate to others from ethnic and racial cultural groups different from one’s own has been termed ethnocultural empathy. Students in any
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born there. As a result many Indian Tamils who were brought from India to Sri Lanka by the British to work on the Tea plantations found themselves stateless. Basic rights such as voting were denied from them even though they contribute to the country's economy. Up till today, as many as 100,000 Indian Tamils remained stateless. In situation like this, how would one expect to embrace the shared identity in the country when far too little attention has been paid to them?Governments think that minorities rarely can make a difference to the countries' development due to the fact that they are present in a small group and hence, wanted to protect the rights of the majorities. Such was the practice
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Okinawans in the exhibit then it would paint “the Japanese nation as
multiethnic, the definitions conservatives could hardly accept” (Tai
2009:144). Political controversy discouraged the Multiethnic Japan Exhibition
from focusing on the Ainu due to the ongoing discussion on the Okinawans
status as an ethnic group.
While decreased due to the efforts of activist groups and education,
discrimination towards minority groups like the Burakumin and Ainu are still
prevalent. Ainu activists have new interests in gaining rights for those
identified as Ainu and are working with Burakumin liberationists to change
how they are perceived. Japan as it stands contains many cultures brought
in from foreigners
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Blacks and U.S. culture.”(Mastro). The evidence here leads one to infer that over the years the portrayal of African Americans on television has changed due to the history of their race. “However, so few Asians are depicted on primetime television that little more than their sheer rate of representation is known. Prior to the 1970s, images of Asians on television were nearly Looking more broadly across the media landscape reveals that Asian Americans (much like Latinos, Native Americans, and other racial/ethnic groups) are commonly presented as a homogenous group, with ethnic and cultural differences almost entirely ignored absent.”(Mastro). Given this evidence we can conclude that the view
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clear signal to all employees that they are expected to implement equal opportunities policies. The important case of James v Eastleigh brough council 1990 explained that direct discrimination could be considered by asking the simple question: would the complainant have received the same treatment but for his/her (or race)? If the answer is no, then the tort of discrimination has been committed.Section 1 (1)(b) of both acts is indirect discrimination. This tort is aimed at the more subtle forms of discrimination. Indirect discrimination is where a requirement or condition that a group ( sex or race) find harder to fulfil than persons not of that racial group (or gender), the discriminator
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EFP1 Task 2
A.1. One distinct diverse group of students in the U.S. population today is students that have been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). These are students with a neurological disorder that find themselves struggling to be still and focus on tasks along with problems with organization and remember to complete things. Over 6.4 million children between ages 4 and 17 are estimated to be diagnosed with ADHD. This disorder is diagnosed in all races and genders. It is diagnosed more often in boys than girls and they tend to show different outward symptoms.(Holland,2018)
A second distinct diverse group of students is the students from economically
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has no
privacy, and a chance to say what he believes in. This is why he is treated this way.
Ai Weiwei rebels his culture because of the corrupt government. His paintings symbolize
factors that add up to a corrupt government. For example, the painting “dropping a han dynasty”
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is a symbol of the government corrupting. The painting shows Ai Weiwei holding onto a vase as
he lets go and drops it. Some background on the han dynasty is that it was the second imperial
dynasty of China. Today, majority ethnic group in china is called the Han People. Therefore, Ai
Weiwei is trying to say the government of china is dropping, in other word corrupting. With that
the people of china are also being
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grails of physics, gravitational-waves, I could not have been more
pleased. Thus vindicated, my desire to further formalize my love of science brings me to .
Thanks to this experience, I know now better than ever that is my future, because through
it I seek another, permanent, opportunity to follow my passion for science and
engineering.
In addition to just science, I am drawn for other reasons. I strive to work with the
diverse group of people that wholeheartedly accommodates – and who also share my
mindset. They, like me, are there because respects the value of diversity. I know from
personal experience that in order to achieve the trust, honesty, and success that values,
new
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in school depends upon a full understanding of culture and learning styles” (Guild, 1994, p 16). Even though the students belong to one ethnic group, they are all different so their learning preferences differ too. Some Learning styles identified in CAPSOL (Computerized Assessment Program) are Auditory, Visual, Bodily-Kinesthetic, Individual, Group, Oral Expressive, Written Expressive, Sequential and Global. When a teacher knows the learning preference of a student, the teacher will be better prepared. The teacher will be able to build lessons that are more appropriate for that students. I do not feel the school does a good job of addressing the different learning needs of the students. I
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equal employment opportunity or concealing organizational practices?" Academy of Management Journal, Vol. 38 (1995a), pp. 787-820.
A.M. Konrad and F Linnehan, "Race and sex differences in line managers' reactions to equal employment opportunity and affirmative action interventions," Group and
Organization Management, Vol. 20 (1995b), pp. 409-439.
M.E. Heilman, CJ. Block and P. Stathatos, "The affirmative action stigma of incompetence: Effects of performance information ambiguity," Academy ofManagement Journal, Vol. 40 (1997), pp. 603-625.
M.E. Heilman, WS. Battle, C.E. Keller and R.A. Lee, "Type of affirmative action policy: A determinant of reactions to sexbased preferential selection?"Journal ofApplied Psychology, Vol. 83 (1998), pp. 190-205.
C.P. Parker, B.B. Baltes and N.D. Christiansen, "Support for affirmative action, justice perceptions, and work attitudes: A study of gender and racial-ethnic group differences," journal of Applied Psychology, Vol. 82 (1997), pp. 376-389.
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genocide, and as a result, 1.5 million innocent Armenian lives were taken. Genocides like this are fueled entirely by ultra nationalism and racism. There are many examples of racism fueled genocides throughout human history, such as Rwanda, when the majority ethnic group, the Tutsis, were victim to many crimes against humanity and to genocide. As tensions between the two groups grew, became focused on race, to the point where everyone had to carry around an identification card to prove their race.
Similar to how ultra nationalism has been a cause of genocides and crimes against humanity, it is also a direct cause of most wars. Within the quotation, the author says “ultranationalism is
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the white Americans had to deal with the
large competition with the overwhelming amount of Chinese immigrants mining for their gold,
the Chinese were a large part in the contribution of state and local taxes. Americans wanted to
get rid of the Chinese, but didn’t want to at the same time. “In total there were about 25,000
Chinese immigrants, who would have comprised 10 percent of the total foreign-born population.
By 1860 the Chinese were the single largest foreign-born ethnic group in California and
comprised from 12 to 23 percent of the population of various mining counties.” The Chinese by 14
far is the most populated ethnic group immigrating to California during the gold rush out of any
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Stereotype Essay
What is meaning of Stereotype? Stereotype means “a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing” in the dictionary. In today’s society, stereotyping is a form of pre judgement and social attitude. According to the book , “in the United States, no other ethnic group has endured greater and more varied distortions of its cultural identity than American Indians” (p13, Devon). American Indians have always suffered from stereotyping because we have misinformed teachers who is not very knowledgeable about American Indian history and culture, traditions and behavior is led to merge into false of American Indian imagination. In our
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Terrorism can be defined in many ways. In the context of this essay, terrorism is defined as the calculated use of violence or the threat of violence to evoke extreme fear in the community or to intimidate governments in the pursuit of political goals.POST-MODERN TERRORISMWith the decline of communism, terrorist groups, which promoted leftist ideologies, have increasingly been isolated and lacking popular support. Left wing and anarchist violence has been declining, while religious and right wing violence has been increasing. There has also been an increase in terrorism related to nationalist and ethnic separatist struggles. Ethnic terrorists have more staying power than ideologically
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” while other Islamist terrorist groups, again, like Hamas are categorized as being “strategic” (Piazza 65). Islamist terrorist groups differentiate through their goal structure which determines the audience they are targeting and the lethality of their tactics against their adversaries.
“Strategic” groups tend to have tangible set of goals like liberating an occupied territory, the creation of a mono-ethnic state, or the overthrow of a regime. These groups have a defined targeted audience and have to maintain public approval because it is critical to the success of the struggle. So, strategic groups attacks are meant to undermine the regime and further push their political agenda which is why
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, which helped improved their life and health. Togoland was under the French rule for almost 40 years. In 1960, the French Togoland gained independence and became the republic of Togo.wHaT ArE ThE PeOpLe LiKe ???The society of Togo consists of numerous different ethnic groups. Its estimate population is about 4,869,000. The largest group is known as the Ewe, who dominates the southern part of Togo. Other groups are the Kabye, Gurma, Basii, Moba, Konkomba, Mossi, and many others who mostly live in the northern part of Togo. They mainly live in rural villages. Togolese architecture differs from town to town. Their houses are mainly made out of wood and clay. Most of the Togolese are farmers, or
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represented by the faculty, without this there is no democracy. All students need to have role models of their own race as much as the majority group needs role models of other racial backgrounds as well. This helps to get rid of stereotypes associated with of many racial and ethnic backgrounds. Students need teachers that they can relate to and feel comfortable interacting with. Teachers from different ethnic and racial backgrounds often can explain subjects using cultural terms and contexts that help children from the same backgrounds better understand the lessons. It is also necessary to have teacher that relate to the subjects being taught. In such classes as Spanish, French and all foreign
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man's existence man has undoubtedly noticeddifferences between races. 'Racism's presence throughout the formation ofour culture is quite evident' (Tucker 17). Frequently throughout historythe ethnic group with the most power has assumed that its race and cultureare superior to others. The same incident even occurred in America withthe introduction of slaves. Throughout American history, racism has beenstrongly prevalent. 'Racism's roots lie deep within the foundation of oursociety' (Tucker 19). These roots undoubtedly are the source for a greatmany of the racist groups and covert racism ideas found throughout oursociety.Extremist social and political groups, particularly those advocatingright
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. ABC1 (grouped together) had a 39% vote for the Conservatives while Labour had 27%. In the C2 class 37% voted Conservative compared to 29% for Labour, and in the DE group 31% voted Conservative and 40% Labour. This shows that although there is some correlation and that class can have an impact on voting behaviour, in recent years, that has become less apparent and people are starting to move away from this. However, this doesn’t apply in most cases and you still have classes voting for the two major parties based on their class. Another social factor which has an impact on voting behaviour, is regionalism. There is a consistent north/ south divide in voting behaviour in the UK. The north
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-old living in a society governed by an repressive, totalitarian super-state, in which ordinary citizens have fallen into an acquiescent complacency, blind to the insidious growth of a rampant, violent youth culture. Alex, being a part of this aforementioned group, does many despicable acts throughout the novel which include, but are not limited to: rape, murder, assault and vandalism. When a night of “twenty-to-one” (Burgess, 5) and “viddy what turns up” (Burgess, 6) goes wrong, Alex gets arrested by law enforcement. Though rather than putting him in confinement, the political party decides to implement their own justice system on Alex and use him for their own political gains.
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