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Remember Your Cultural Heritage
by James M, Jul 7, 2008
The importance of cultural heritage and having connections with your people of your ethnicity. Some very humorous, but interesting examples and arguments.
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A Broken Judicial System Threatens to Bankrupt the Nation
by Michael L. King, Apr 26, 2008
The American judicial is so out of control that it may totally decimate the African-American community, and bankrupt the entire nation.
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Are You Racist, Too?
by K. Dorchies, Apr 14, 2008
No one wants to talk about race anymore--it's been taken care of, right? But how can we ignore the presence of the problem, when so few of us even realize what the problem is? (Myself included).
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Ethnicity
by Karimah, Nov 22, 2007
An understanding of the notions of ethnicity and how they are applied to social policy and social issues.
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Allow the Use of Native American Sports Names
by Jared Stenzel, Nov 19, 2007
Reasons why the NCAA and other levels of sports should allow the use of Native American tribe names as their school mascot.
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Violent Video Games and Our Children
by aurash, Nov 19, 2007
Violent video games are effecting our children in more ways than you might think.
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Racial Equality is Not a Realistic Goal
by Robert Reece, Nov 18, 2007
An explanation of why I think racial equality will always be just out of our reach as a society.
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What We Can All Learn From the Browning Of American TV
by M.T. Bargeman, Nov 1, 2007
America's population has been diverse forever. Only now are our television shows reflecting this. What we can learn from this.
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The Necessity of Unity
by Philip Pirrip, Aug 9, 2007
Our emphasis on diversity robs us of the treasure so many immigrants come to America to find!
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Acknowledging Diversity: The Global Grey Theory
by A.P. Smith, Jun 28, 2007
Racism, racial slurs and insults based on the color of a person’s skin are never acceptable. But on the other hand, are we so desperate to be seen as “politically correct” that we are losing our appreciation for cultural diversity? What happens when the concept of “treating everyone the same” gets re-interpreted as “seeing everyone the same”?
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