Why did I enroll in JROTC? I always seek places for improvement. I thought that JROTC would help me to find ways to improve on my weaknesses and help me to strengthen my strengths even more. JROTC main mission is to “motivate young people to become better citizens”, and I want to be a part of those young people. This program also builds leaders.
2. Look Past What Whites Are Doing to You and See What You Are Doing to Yourselves: Stop blaming whites for what has happened ages ago and take responsibility for what you have done to yourselves and your communities. 3. Every Black Man Should Put Family First: Children are the future. If black men are not leading by example then how can we expect the children to do any better?
Athletes should be required to engage in more outreach events in an effort to help students better understand and accept the importance of academic achievements. II. More mentoring programs should be developed to ensure our young students proceed to higher education. i. It appears that our young black students are influenced by the financial aspects of the black athletes.
Whites and blacks have been at it for years; racism started a long time ago and is still an issue today. Blacks cannot be in certain places, whites should not be in certain places and there is someone being killed every day because of their race. If there is a God, he loves everyone equally and he treats everyone the same and will continue to protect all of his children. He does not judge them on the color of their skin and neither should
Even though this quotation is a major source in the ills of the African American community we lack of knowledge of our history. I think we must begin by respecting and educating ourselves. Every successful person should be able to know the history of his past in order to educate his children
They were always working for white people, sometimes they just work hours and hours without stopping. White people used colored people just to do things that they can do. The time that Linda was send to the plantation she said ¨I worked day and night, with wretchedness before me.¨ (96), this was one mark on their life because they will remember all what they suffered during the slavery time. During slavery mothers were always separated from their children. All families were separated, was the biggest impact in their life, because children were send far away from their families.
Most recently Bill has used his voice to put a spotlight on Family Values in the Black community. C. His “Pound Cake” speech at the NAACP celebration anniversary of the historic Brown vs. The Board of Education decision focused directly on his opinion of certain groups within the Black community inability to uplift the community to the level envisioned by Civil Right leaders of the past. D. He has continues his efforts to promote responsible parenting among inner city low income Black Americans through his national tour of “fireside chats.” Conclusion I. With over fifty years in the public eye there is no shortage on opinions about Bill some good and some not so good.
Now in 2011, these workers make a dollar fifty an hour. The Filipinos were the very first group to go on strike for higher wages, but that was a fail. So everyone decided not to go to work; it did work for a while, but it was still the violence and prejudice that hindered them from succeeding. In the documentary, “Chicano: Struggle in the fields” talks about how hard life was for these migrant workers. Getting treated like property, no respect or dignity, completely invisible to all growers, and seen as lazy, ignorant, stupid, dirty, and poor and that’s one of the reasons why they were migrant workers; they also got treated like crap.
Also, because the teachers have middle class values as well, the cultural deprivation theorists believe that they will have a bias against the working class kids and therefore they will not be able to teach them properly since their values and cultures conflict. Compensatory education is a policy that was designed to deal with the problem of cultural deprivation, by providing extra resources to schools and communities in deprived areas. Compensatory education programmes were introduced to intervene early in the socialisation process to compensate children for deprivation they experience at home. The most comprehensive programme was Head Start. It involved health care, social services, and education.
What was originally intended to be only one day of action, merely a demonstration of the power the united black community held, became a journey through the darkest side of racial intolerance lasting over a year . The white elitist refused to be dictated to and tried every way they could to smash the boycott, break the demonstrator’s spirit and re-exert their imagined superiority. As the day’s rolled into weeks and the weeks into months the demonstration gathered so much momentum it was