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    The documentary of Black on White is a series that examines the origins of Black English, including the American slave trade, plantation life, the creole influence, and Harlem’s Jive talk. Also, it discusses the variety of English on White American speech and literature, particularly in the south. 300 hundred years ago west Africa society interfered in the slave trade. The traffic of their lives brought English to their tribes. British and American slavers trading upriver introduced the English…

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    In this film "Black or White" Elliot( Kevin Costner) A wealthy caucasian man suffers two loses, his daughter was seventeen, she died during child birth, a few years later his wife dies, he is now left to care for and make tough decisions in regards too his grandchild Eloise's well being. Eloise does have her paternal side, they are African American, they aren't too involved, not completely by choice. It's been three years since Eloise saw grandma wee wee ( Rowena), Rowena's (Octavia Spencer)…

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    present extreme viewpoints, either freely letting everyone into the country or the other party wanting to basically close access and the borders into this country; neither of which is the perfect solution. Like everything is life, nothing is either black or white, and immigration is no exception. First, policy makers must remember the foundation and the history of the United States of America, in which everyone, except the Native…

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    story “Black Man and White Women in Dark Green Rowboat” is about a struggling interracial relationship. In this story the white women has a control of everything in their relationship. She seems very annoying and frustrating because she is all about herself and doesn’t value or care about the black man’s opinion. However, the black man would like to share his thoughts of what they should do in their situation, she will not even give him a chance to express what he feels. Afterwards, the black…

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    called “ Black/white interracial young adults: Quest for a racial identity.” by Ursula M. Brown. The article was published in the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry in January 1995. The article mainly tries to examine the lives of Interracial young adults. How they try to self-identify themselves while trying to cope with the pressures of society. They primarily focus on the black and white interracial adults, going to state that children of that heritage have been classified as black by the U…

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    to marry photographer Alfred Stieglitz. Stieglitz died in 1942. Georgia dealt with this by moving to New Mexico and becoming interested in landscape painting and art. Her last painting was completed in 1972. The painting was called ‘Black Rock with Blue Sky and White Clouds.” She later died at 98 years old. Ironically, she was losing her eye sight. Georgia O’Keeffe was named after her Hungarian grandfather, George Victor Totto. Ida and Francis O’Keefee immigrated from Ireland in 1848. Ida…

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    graphic pictures in black and white instead of color. Throughout her book, she uses the color black and white for the pictures to symbolize opposites. These opposites are freedom vs. oppression, modernism vs. fundamentalism, and peace vs. war. Satrapi also uses the colors black and white to symbolize her coming of age. The color black is associated with authority and is a symbol of power. It is a dominant color, and sometimes represents depression. This implies that the color black promotes…

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    The disparity in the achievement between Black and White students is hardly new. Indeed, “closing the Black-White achievement gap would do more to promote equality in the United States than any other strategy presently under discussion” (Jencks & Phillips, 1998. p. 1). This problem, generally referred to as the achievement gap, is a problem that still exists more than 60 years after Brown v. the Board of Education (1954) rendered the separate but equal law illegal and mandated that schools…

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    from exemplary figures, and we often learn from the mistakes others make. We can witness the consequences of the actions taken by some people from reading about it and thus making us more self-aware. In the graphic novel Darkroom: A Memoir in Black & White written by Lila Quintero Weaver, the events that transpire are an example of this knowledge and perspective that we acquire just from reading it. The graphic novel by Weaver tells the truth behind the racism that occurred…

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    Life is full of many obstacles and challenges that get in the way of the things that you Want. The novel, Black and White, by Paul Volponi, shows this in the journey to their dreams through the protagonist’s Eddie and Marcus. They high school boys are looking for a scholarship to a college on a basketball opportunity. Two friends, one black, one white, an unlikely pair in a town full of racism. They will figure out how to work together throughout these tough times. Marcus and Eddies friendship,…

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