Category: Discrimination

  • Racism in Minnesota in Relation to the Klu Klux Klan

    Table of Contents Racism Duluth Klu Klux Klan Conclusion Works Cited Minnesota is the State known for its ten thousand lakes but in the 20th century, it was also known as the hotbed for racism. It seems that local inhabitants of the State resisted the idea of integration with people of other races especially African-Americans,…

  • Racism in Minnesota: Archival Research Paper

    Racism in Minnesota as a Midwestern state was historically very widespread as in the territory where slavery and racial discrimination were present in 19 century and persisted for a large part of the 20th century. Notwithstanding the fact of the large civil movement against racism in Minnesota beginning in the mid-20 century racism persists in…

  • Asian Discrimination in America

    Racism toward Asian Americans was placed into law as they immigrated to the United States. There was a limitation of immigrants and concerns about workplace competition. The Asian communities mobilized and fought for their civil rights. Chinese Americans were the Asian groups in the United States. (Ruiz & Tamir, 2020). Chinese were discriminated and used…

  • Specific Racism Against Chinese Americans

    Table of Contents Introduction Historical Overview of Racism in the US Racism in America Today Features of Racism in America Today Impact of Racism on Chinese Americans Internalized racism Terminologies that perpetuate Racism in the US Lessons from these observations Reference Introduction Racism has got varying meanings depending on the opinion of a person. Allen…

  • Reconstruction in the United States: The Structural Racism

    Reconstruction in the United States failed due to the internal disagreements between white Southerners and the white supremacist attitudes of some of them. The antagonists used violence to weaken the Black political authority and persuade uncommitted neutral citizens to join their cause. Even though structural constraints made it more difficult to control the violence, a…

  • Systemic Racism in the US: Systemic Racism and America Today

    Discrimination in the US is an issue that has been dealt with for decades; however, there are no signs of it ending. Although personal discrimination cannot be eliminated, systemic discrimination can be stopped with adequate efforts. Every American citizen requires an equal opportunity when it comes to utilizing the US systems because they pay taxes…

  • Policing Racism as a Solvable Problem: A TED Talk

    The selected TED talk video triggers feelings of sympathy, surprise, and disgust. The viewer appreciates the fact that many officers in law enforcement fail to promote equality and offer personalized support to the individuals they are expected to protect. Racism remains a major dilemma in the policing sector that affects people from minority backgrounds. Effective…

  • The Ideas and Perspectives of Literary Works About Slavery and Racism

    African-American literature contributes to the discourse on slavery, racial inequality, and the search for freedom. Activists, abolitionists, poets, writers, and artists such as Frederick Douglass, Robert Hayden, Langston Hughes, Toni Morrison, Martin Luther King Jr., and The Neville Brothers addressed various themes associated with black identity and culture. This essay aims to provide insights into…

  • Racism in Toni Morrisons Recitatif

    Table of Contents Introduction Analysis Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Like Morrisons other work, Recitatif focuses on the issue of prejudice and racial identity. However, in the short story, the races of the main characters are concealed. Although the author indicates that one of Roberta and Twyla is white and the other black, it is ambiguous…

  • Racism in the United States Judicial System

    Abstract This literature review uses the retributive theory of punishment which explains the reasons behind the large number of imprisoned black American men. This incarceration has consequently led to the high prevalence of poverty among the black American community with women as the primary causalities. The retributive theory of punishment explains that the high number…