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1. Segregation Vs Segregation
Imagine what it would be like to have to use a separate drinking fountain, restaurant, and even get a
different education solely based on one ones race. This ignorant way of thinking created a division
between many whites and African Americans in the United States, But what also came out of this
mind set was many courages leaders rose up out of the darkness and into the light for one reason,
equal rights for all the United States citizens. Martin Luther King Jr. and Jackie Robinson both
incredibly strong spirited, and courageous leaders, helped put a stop to segregation. It was in the
year 1954 when segregation became a state and local law in the Southern states. Blacks weren't
able to vote, and did not share the same rights as their white peers. It took 101 years and a series of
changing amendments that would pave the way for blacks to vote. Many of the racist views of
blacks that were formed in the early 19th century such as the beliefs that they were less capable, un
social, and even animalistic, continued into the 20th century. Blacks were unable to receive the same
level of pay, education and opportunities as their white counterparts therefor placing the african
american in general on a lower...show more content...
a preacher and civil rights activist became one of the most influential speakers of all time. Using
the tactic of non violence as his form of protest Martin would use the hate of racist whites as a tool
to organize millions of people in the pursuit of equal rights for all human beings. Sparked from the
Rosa Parks incident, the civil rights movement the 1960s would usher in racial unity that had not
been witness in previous times. The climax of the civil rights movement would be the march on
Washington and the iconic speech "I Have a Dream", which would serve as a national anthem for
racial tolerance and understanding. Ironically these two "ambassadors of equality" would fight
together with others in the ongoing effort to end racial
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2. What Is Segregation?
The term is chose was ethics. What ethics is the knowledge and the moral rights that a person has
to everyone no matter what race they come from. "Segregation" is something that they try to avoid
and expel to a certain level. Ethics is also different based on the country and place you live in like in
Ethiopia it is ethical for u not to argue with the government (Or something bad may happen). But in
North America and Canada that is something that would be seen as unethical. My conclusion is that
ethics is a term that can comprehended as mostly a good thing based on what your morals
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3. Hyper-Segregation Essay
School curriculum and academic programming is the third most commonly referenced effort to
ameliorate the negative impact of racial isolation in hyper–segregated White high schools.Through
multicultural materials, foreign language programming, and discussions about the history and
culture of minority groups in the United States and throughout the world, hyper–segregated White
high schools identify a myriad of academic programming designed to educate students about racially
diverse individuals and communities. It would be impossible to determine the quality of this
academic programming without reviewing the curriculum, observing the instruction and class
discussions, and reviewing student work in all of the hyper–segregated Connecticut high schools. It
is, however, logical to assume that this academic programming varies widely. Furthermore, it is
logical to assume that this curriculum is delivered to students in a homogeneous White classroom
environment. As such, the curriculum materials and programming engages White students in
"discussions about" the experiences of minority groups, the historical contributions of minority
figures, and exploration of minority cultures that includes language, history, traditions, religion, etc..
in a racially segregated environment. Even if this academic...show more content...
Unless the expectation is that students possess the same "concept of otherness" related to individuals
who reside in nations on the other side of the globe as they do of American who reside in
neighboring communities, we must dismiss curriculum–based endeavors as an effective means to
help students develop a well–rounded concept of
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4. Segregation In Public Schools Essay
On May 17, 1954 the United States Supreme Court struck down the separate but equal doctrine in
American public schools (Willoughby 40). The Constitution of the United States of America,
Amendment XVI states that:
All persons born or naturalized in the United States of America, and subject to the jurisdiction
thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make
ore enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United
States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life,...show more content...
The individual States do not want admit that segregation is present in our schools; therefore, no
responsibility is being taken. Schools that have a high percentage of drugs, violence and gangs are
mostly occupied by Blacks and Hispanics.
"Separate and unequal continues. More that 80 percent of Black and Latino segregated schools
are in high poverty areas, compared with 5 percent of segregated white schools" (Willoughby 46).
An example of segregation or classification in my city of El Paso, TX is the Westside, Northeast
and Eastside. The Westside is classified as having a high percentage of whites living in that area.
The schools on the Westside are much more economically advanced then those in the Northeast
and Lower Valley. The Northeast is classified with a high percentage of blacks. The schools in the
Northeast are associated with gangs, drugs and violence. They are not nearly as economically
advanced as the Westside. The Lower Valley is classified as having a high percentage of Hispanics
and like the Northeast, there are a high number of gangs, violence and drugs and the schools are not
as economically advanced. Since the Brown vs. Board of Education decision it was assumed that
segregation would finish. "The decision rested on an assumption that
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5. Essay On Segregation
Segregation politically marginalized black citizens. There are many effects on Segregation as to
how it began and ended. It began before the 1950's. Segregation took place on school buses, in
school, and in most public places. Before the Civil War, slavery existed in the United States.
However, after the war things evolved and got worse for black people. The south began to start
passing laws that limited the rights of blacks and segregated them from whites. Reconstruction after
the civil war caused serious challenges to white supremacy and especially in the south where most
African Americans continued to live. Jim Crow laws were state and local laws that enforced racial
segregation in the Southern United States, and also starting...show more content...
They worked for lower grades too."Book: (McKissack, 15). The example of the negative effects
of segregation affected the way people were treated in the mid 1900's. Also, they had a much
lower class life and were less privileged than other people. Overall, segregation negatively affected
the short term effects of society by people being discriminated by their skin color.
The long term effects of segregation also had a negative impact on society in several ways.
"Beyond the debate over the origins of segregation, the passage of segregation laws in the 1890s
limited the possibilities for black Southerners at the turn of the century." Database (Sullivan,
"Segregation"). Furthermore, there was finally a way to end segregation by setting in the Jim
Crow laws which were important so that everyone could begin to be treated fair and equal. "The
federal government set up agencies and wrote tomes of guidelines to enforce civil rights
laws"(Mckissack,23). The government tried to enforce these laws so that Segregation would stop,
which was a good thing. A 2014 report from the Economic Policy Institute (EPI) revealed that
segregation, while not legal, still is a reality in the education and residential sectors. (Article, Racial
Segregation in Post–Reconstruction America). This study shows that as recent as 2014 segregation
is not legal but still occurs which is very unfortunate because it can impact people's
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6. Segregation In Cities
Segregation in cities has been an issue ever since the beginning of time. People have always liked
to put themselves in boxes, and divide people up by seemingly arbitrary concepts. Some of these
divisions happen due to more physical traits, with the most prominent example being segregation
based on racial differences, with certain ethnicities being concentrated in certain areas of the city. In
a more modern setting, this can be seen in inner cities areas considered to be 'black neighborhoods',
due to the large african american population.
This type of segregation was commonplace during the early to mid 20th century, as racial
segregation was still fairly common in most major cities. It was discriminatory, and oftentimes, these
people lived in poor conditions. Cramped and subpar housing was not uncommon here, and the term
'ghetto' was usually applied to these areas. While the term was originally used for a neighborhood
consisting of a single ethnic group, a more negative connotation was applied to the term when used
to describe black neighborhoods.
This can also be used as an example of residential segregation, in which people are divided up
based on 'social class', or the amount of wealth they have. It applies to those living in crowded city
areas, as opposed to more affluent families that have a higher...show more content...
For a while in the early 20's and 30's, the Jewish population was highly segregated, and even treated
like animals in some cases. The German government at the time attempted to eradicate them under
the rule of Adolf Hitler, marking one of the darkest eras in human history. These people were given
poor living conditions, even outside the concentration camps. To this day, Jewish people still face
discrimination due to their religion. In turn, this does not apply to a single group, many groups can
still face segregation, despite their race, gender, religious affiliations, socio–economic standing, and
so
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7. Essay about segregation
Race is an ambiguous concept possessed by individuals, and according to sociologists Michael Omi
and Howard Winant, it is socially constructed; it also signifies differences and structure inequalities.
Race divides people through categories which led to cultural and social tensions. It also determined
inclusion, exclusion, and segregation in U.S society. Both inclusion and exclusion tie together to
create the overall process of segregation – one notion cannot occur without resulting in the others.
Segregation is a form of separation in terms of race that includes the processes of inclusion and
exclusion. Race was the main factor that caused conflicts among people in society in the realms of
culture, education, and residential. Historians,...show more content...
Whites, or Anglos referred to by Menchaca and Valencia, viewed themselves as racially and
intellectually superior to Mexicans. Therefore, Anglo and Mexican students were not allowed to mix
even in an educational environment. Anglos controlled who were able to attend school with them
and excluded those who were not considered smart based on their inclusive beliefs of a superior
race. Tests and I.Q scores were used to justify segregation of these students and that led to unequal
educational opportunities for Chicano students. (223) Exclusion of young students started out at an
early period of time which affected their interactions – Anglos formulated barriers to divide
themselves and include only their own people.
As more students were segregated in schools based on Anglos' belief in racial superiority, that led to
Francis Galton's movement of eugenics to not only exclude minorities who were considered inferior,
but to exterminate them to form the perfect breed. Segregation was believed to be the only method
to maintain the pure white race; Anglos considered themselves to be exclusive because they were
God's "chosen people." They used the argument of what God would have wanted and that was to ban
"the intermingling of the superior and inferior races" to exclude Mexicans from churches. (226)
Another justification Anglos used to argue that
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8. Self-Segregation
Self–segregation is extremely common. One can see people being self–segregated into groups of the
same race, religion, and interests. This is especially common in colleges and high schools.
However, people do not just self–segregate themselves without a reason; there are causes that make
them self–segregate themselves as an effect. The effects of self–segregation impacts the people
self–segregating themselves while they may not know it. However, not everyone enjoys
self–segregating themselves. To give an example; someone may self–segregate themselves after
people are racist towards them. If someone feels discriminated against, they may self–segregate
themselves and hang out with similar people that would accept them. Even in today's society, there
are still cases in which people believe that black people should be hanging out with other black
people. Also, if someone is feeling left out because they do not share the same interests, religion, or
race, they will hang out with other people like them instead. This creates a wide range of effects,
many of which are negative. One effect of self–segregation is lack of diversity. This happens when
there are groups of people that are similar and they only stay with their group. When people do not
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However, this does not just apply to race. To give an example; in high schools there are cliques of
just athletic people. They self–segregate themselves and can eventually bully non–athletic people
due to their self–segregation. A prior example was stated how a group of one race can show bias
against another race. To give an example;white people in the 1900s would stick together and not
associate with black people. This was a severe case of self–segregation in which black people were
treated horribly because white people were in a group that black people could not join because of
their race. Anyways, no matter in which form it shows in, bigotry should not
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