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evolution of Black people, from segregation to their recognition in the consumer society. I’m going to deal with the organization made by Blacks to get involved into the consumer society. Segregation targeted Blacks not only in every day life, but also in different area like housing and consumption. Segregation was everywhere: there were no Blacks on TV, Real Estate companies were not considering Black people as customers. More than that, during the creation of suburbs, Black and White people were separated

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, not being

"Black or White" is the lead single from Michael Jackson's Dangerous album. It was released in November, 11 1991. "Black or White" is a mix of rock, and dance-pop.[2] Written, composed, and arranged by Jackson with the rap lyrics by Bill Bottrell, it is a song that promotes racial harmony. Saul Hudson (born July 23, 1965), He is the former lead guitarist of the American hard rock band Guns N' Roses The song peaked at number one on the US Billboard Hot 100, the UK Singles Chart and in 20

East Side. It's now a place where people from various horizons and extractions are mixed to form one nation. This Melting pot is reinforced by this very representative figure : 47% of the population speaks other languages than English. In 2007, the recession reinforced structural problems for minorities like African Americans and Hispanics who were more affected than white Americans. For example, unemployment for African Americans is 8%, Hispanics 6% and White Americans 4%. Employment for African

between black and white schools ➢ Lack of communication between white administrators and black teachers. ➢ Indifference of Southern whites to the plight of black students and teachers ➢ Inspection of the students’ teeth = slave masters ➢ Dr Morgan’s communicates with groans and grunts ➢ Dr M’s referring to Wiggins as Higgins like in Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion + his inability to remember Grant’s name also reflects blacks’ loss of identity within the white community.

it illustrates the large gap, separating Black and White communities in the American South after the Civil War and before the Civil Rights Movement. This gap generated by racism, took drastic forms in the practice of lynching. I] First, the photograph is untitled: “A necktie party” taken by Lawrence Beitler, upon which we can see in the background two hanged black men who were Abram Smith and Thomas Shipp, and also in the foreground white people who are looking the two. Abel Meeropol wrote a poem

reaching out to others to prepare the tools for hunting arrows arc ... And suddenly a huge white bird are made appearance in the sky it was huge and fessais lot of noise. All stared at the people he was so impressive, once more I observed the second was seen that there was a member of our species in the bird he had opened the belly of the bird and yet it was still flying and had no trace of the bird was still white. We continue to watch this bird for a minute until it is gone. Our chef was impressed and

ocupation was dressmaker but after she became an african american civil rights activist and the US congress later called "the first lady of the civil rights" and "the mother of the freedom movement". She fought for the equality of black people and white people citizen. At this moment were many differents between various races. The bus are an example of this segregation of daily life. they had not differents vehicles for the different races but they had separate sections for blacks and whites.

writing The Other Side of Truth Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 1943. Now lives in Bournemouth, England, where she works as an NGO worker, Teacher, and Education Adviser. She grew up as a white child under apartheid, and said she had been “brought up with blinkers” and led to believe that white people were superior and that racism and discrimination were normal. When she realised how false this was, she became very angry at all the injustice around her - and how she was part of it, and when

a big white and old man with long and white hair. He wear a long and blue jacket with blue star on his wrist. His pants have red and white stripe. With his right hand he hang a big hat that was drawn star and stripe. This man wearing clothes which represent le American flag. This cartoon deal with immigration. This old man is Uncle Sam; he often personified the United-States in political cartoons. Uncle Sam symbolize the government and its power. All around him, we can see twelve people who are