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minories (jews, catholics, racial minorities) intellectuals Those people who traditionnal voted for the democratic party. The poor whites, the 1960s, the democratic in racial minorities, so poor whites started to feel that the main focus was minorities, so they felt neglected. In fact, these people moved to reagan party, was the candidate of white traditionnal values. These people actually voted to Reagan. That's why those people are called the "Reagan Democrats". In political strategy, the main

context of Black Nationalism during the early twentieth century (1913-1929). Black Nationalism arose in the context of political, religious and cultural oppression of blacks by whites. African Americans were subjected to unequal distribution of rewards, political power, and opportunities, which systematically restricts their chances to succeed as a group.  By organizing in a social movement, African Americans wanted to change the conditions of racial and class inequality. The origins of the Black Muslim

Dudley, an American who happened at the time to be travelling through the world, presented him a funny and authentically negro show. Falling in love with the music, the ragtime, the jazz and the fiery constitution of the black people, she had the idea of bringing it to Paris as a black review like “Shuffle Along” and “Runnin' Wild”. Maré was delighted with this proposal and financed her trip to New York to constitute the troop. Caroline looked for a feminine star and a group of dancers. In the club

compensation for this, therapy (therapists and relations to these, therapist-figures). • Society, politics, violence, social problems, the individual’s place in society, racism • Homeland, roots, being uprooted, integration/lack of… cf. Both black and white South Africans. The effects of climate, mentality, training (job), schooling on integration. Effects of moving, on personal relationships, character etc. • Isolation, unhappiness, solitude, friendship in the loss of it, intolerance,

Like a HOBO * Straight-forwardness * Frankness * Honesty * Courrage * Determinativ * Not materialistic * A freeloader(are bad people for them) 1929 – The New York stock Market crashed. 1932-Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected before there was (Hebert Hoover) 1933- Hitler became Canceloir of Germany 1933-Roosevelt set up the 1st New Deal 1941-The US entered WWII Since 1933 to 1940 The great plains subit the worst drought(Dry). The great depression = It´s

all his skin is rear. The lady called Persia White is all dressed in black and the background is also in black. She has a long black hair. In the bottom right-hand corner I can see the reference of the web site and the name of the company “PETA”. The face of the lady is without expression, her look is cold. Secondly, the sentence “here’s the rest of your fur coat” could be what the lady on the picture is saying to the people watching it. I think it’s a campaign set up by an association called

the world ones again. Place/time South Africa, late 70's. Background A white minority of the population is ruling South Africa. The voteless black majority of South Africa is being suppressed terribly by the government, because of the race laws, which very conveniently assure the whites of a good wealthy living in South Africa. Many blacks see the injustice being made against their brothers and sisters and cry out for equality. But the youth see their fathers and brothers being killed in

brother,”, and I immediately know that he is black. He is a “brother” because he is an American. On the second paragraph, he explains that he discriminated and that he does not have equal rights. However, starting line nine, he does say; “But I laugh, and eat well, and grow strong.”, it shows that he won’t let this injustice affect him and he will prepare for the future. The next stanza shows us how he demonstrates his movement and that he won’t stop until people start treating him and his fellow mates

thought and culture in a newly formed black community in Harlem. And this culture was somehow a mean to express the civil rights and equality. As a heritage, African American painting, sculpture, photography, pottery… became important aspects of this mainstream culture. That’s to say literature, theatre, music and politics were not the only means to show their identity and to struggle for their freedom and emancipation. Before the Harlem renaissance blacks did not have the opportunity to be professional

be done, certain things couldn’t be addressed in public and now, seems like simply freedom of speech. People today seem to forget the sacrifices that have been done for them, or again, often forget that we live in a new era. Although slavery has been banned for over centuries, now that black people are allowed to sit in front of the bus, racism still exists. The reason being is that people are afraid of the unknown. It is in the education that they receive their surroundings, their backgrounds