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Too many people waste their time and energy putting so much hate into our communities, I think they tend to forget about keeping their own families safe and happy within their comminutes. I know in my community that there are people within their own race who have their differences. I will say that I see a lot more interracial relationships here in Arizona than I have seen anywhere else. I am proud to be white and I have no shame in it. I know in the past that people who look like me may have done some horrible things to other races and people who believed in different things than them, but that is all in the past and I hope that those races do not judge me because of the color of my skin.
This was kind of what tom thought when he had to go to the reservation with Blue Elk. Tom thought that all other Indian had turned white in not learning the old ways. All in all, there are many similarities between Tom and Billy and the old/new ways. First, because Billy is Indian, many people think he is a quitter. But, they were in for a real treat with Billy.
The suppressed anger of the burgher people made them racist towards the people of different skin color. Cowboys and Indians could have been perceived in many different ways. Many white people may still feel how the white people felt back then. As times have now changed, many of the white population have now accepted the native populations. This short story obtains many facts about how the white people were racist towards the Indians.
Well of course it is. These indigenous people stood in the way of the accomplishments of the white people who came here to make progress. They were not like the whites, they did not feel the need to own the land nor did they posses the same culture, and so they had to go. As Robert Jensen puts it, the leaders of our country justified this decision “by asserting that the non-white people being murdered were not fully human, or at least had no rights which the white man was bound to respect” (Jensen p. 33). Mary Crow Dog also writes about the intentional killing of her people this in her book, Lakota Woman.
In a white supremacist culture, all white people have privilege, whether or not they are overtly racist themselves. There are general patterns, but such privilege plays out differently depending on context and other aspects of one's identity (in my case, being male gives me other kinds of privilege). Rather than try to tell others how white privilege has played out in their lives, I talk about how it has affected me. I am as white as white gets in this country. I am of northern European heritage and I was raised in North Dakota, one of the whitest states in the country.
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La’Toyrious Granville Mrs. Sharon Cargill English 12 20 February 2013 Racial Profiling Racial Profiling is mentally segregating and it disunites the U.S.A because it permits negative aspects to every race. In the U.S. it is acceptable to embrace foundations and establishments like BET, Black Entertainment Television, and/or The Chinese District, For example, but what if these titles were revised to WET, White Entertainment Television or The Iraqi District? Would these organizations be appropriate or racially disgraceful? From any standpoint it is mental segregation. Programs like the previously listed instills the negative trait of racial profiling into child before he or she has any idea of what racial profiling is, it programs them to judge and make race a chief factor when it should not be (Psycho 1).
In our countries past, many minorities have faced discrimination. Native Americans have faced brutal, deadly discrimination; now they are all but extinct. African Americans have also faced deadly discrimination, merely because of the color of their skin. And Japanese-Americans faced inhumane discrimination due to World War II. Firstly, the Native Americans in this countries history have faced unrelenting discrimination because of their ethnic background.
Reginauld Goodjoint-Lewis Midterm: My connection with Tayo The superiority of white people is the notion that this particular race towers over other races is portrait in this book, also, the lack of acceptance from you home tribe because you are 50% different could put anyone into a tight situation in life. So is it possible to deconstruct these two negative thoughts? I would say yes, although with common experiences in my life I once believe that you couldn’t. This I learn from the suffering of Tayo, the main character,( in Ceremony), a half white half Native American , who despite having fought in a war for Uncle Sam side by side with other American citizens, didn't come home a hero but found himself shamefully dehumanized by society