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Preview: ... ugh active measures to ensure equal opportunity, generally concerning education, employment or seats in parliament and/or government Wikipedia (2007). Affirmative Action tried to assist minorities and women, but in the process, reverse discrimination has in turn taken place. Now, white males are discriminated against. These acts are a form of reverse discrimination. <br> I culturally identify with my race. I live in an area where there are not a lot of black people. When an African American comes into my place of employment, it is kind of a shock. A few of us can’t understand their “slang”, so we have the agents deal with their needs. Not all of them talk with slang, but a lot of them do. The news and media portray the black society to be gang member, robbers, and drug dealers. I have been around a few black people that know my boyfriend, and to tell you the truth, I a ...

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Preview: ... d ethnic prejudice is the Ku Klux Klan (KKK). Founded in 1865 by 6 college-educated former Confederate officers, the “social club” was initially nothing more than that. The group eventually turned into a terrorist group devoted to White supremacy; gone were the days of nightly pranks and whimsical initiation rituals. The KKK soon turned to “keeping black people in their [sic] place.” They would regularly assault black schoolteachers and even children. Black farmers regularly lost whole crops to field fires set by members of the KKK. However, the racist activities did not stop at violence. KKK members would deny bank loans, spread rumors, and withhold jobs from black Americans (Morales, 2004).<br> The White American has been involved in countless instances of discrimination against nearly every other ethnic or racial group. As an example, Native Americans were subjected to dual labor market conditions during the 19th century. Although Native Americans sometimes willingly participated in the labor market, it is also clear that they were not always willing participants. “Indians valued trade goods that could be obtained from traders, but the traders were all too willing to put them in debt to induce them to obtain more furs. This practice then became a form of peonage.” Wages for Native farm workers were in high contrast during this time as well. “…the boys were paid $ ...

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Preview: ... be more adaptable when problems surface. While becoming a part of America that is dominated by Anglos, the Mexican American family is flexible with such responsibilities as family leadership and household chores.<br>Puerto Rican Americans<br>Immigrant Puerto Rican Americans bring with them Castilian Spanish, which comes from ancient Latin. It differs from the Spanish spoken in Spain in pronunciation alone, barring the separate evolutions of the language caused by geographical location. The Puerto Rican culture is responsible for Spanglish, which resembles an equal blend of Spanish and English. An example of this is nuevayork, or New York.<br>Social statuses are varied for Puerto Rican Americans. While they typically have a higher rate of college graduation and white collar jobs than other Latino groups, at least 25% of mainland Puerto Ricans suffer from poverty and economic disadvantage. Puerto Rican communities are plagued with crime, unemployment, and poor educational opportunities.<br>Unemployment continues to rise in Puerto Rican communities. The manufacturing sector jobs which were traditionally held by Puerto Ricans are becoming increasingly scarce daily. The rise in single parent households probably also contributes to the problem.<br>Puerto Ricans predominantly practice Roman Catholicism; however, from the days of the conquistadors to today, the percentage of Protestant Christians has increased from negligible to around 30%. Mainlanders and islanders alike are experiencing this shift, probably attributable to the influence of United States culture.<br>Family structure for Puerto Rican Americans strongly resembles that of European Spanish culture in that it is extremely patriarchal. Aside from this, family units are closely knit and include aunt, uncles, cousins, and even godparents as part of the immediate family (Green, 2006).<br>Cuban Americans<br>In examining the linguistics of Cuban Americans, Queralt (1984) observed the use of Spanglish by Cuban Americans. The norm is for Cubans to use English in a business-like manner, and switch to Spanish when expressing emotion or when their grasp on English is insufficient to allow conveyance of their message. It would also seem as though one’s personality changes with whichever language is being used.<br>Rodriguez (2001) characterizes the political attributes of the majority of Cuban Ame ...

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Preview: ... hite husband, Richard. Not long after the birth of her third child, Richard died of complications from an injury he had sustained in the Vietnam War. Ky met a man of Vietnamese heritage, Minh Do, living in a nearby city after Richard’s death, and soon afterward, they married (K. Do, personal communication, May 9, 2008).<br>Adam, Eric, and Ryan grew up living with the idea that they represented a model minority. Ky never did much to discount the idea, as she was constantly berating her children for bringing home anything but As on their assignments. She may have reinforced the idea of the model minority, but should everyone not expect their children work hard in school?<br>Asian Americans share similar facial features and a tendency toward dark-colored eyes and hair. Skin tones of Asian Americans are all very similar. As yet, I have not seen an overweight Asian American in Coshocton. It would be safe to say that in this town, Asian Americans are healthy and fit. This probably stems from similar diets consisting of rice, pork, and vegetables. Their individual work ethics may also contribute to this, as an active lifestyle leads to healthy bodies.<br>Coshocton seems to be quite the racist town. Perhaps this is because of the low minority population, but I have grown up with intolerance in Coshocton. In grade school, there was a set of African American twins named Eddie and Edrina. They each put up with racial slurs from other students throughout their academic careers. Because of a lack of social organizations aimed at the interests of African Americans, and perhaps because of racial intolerance in the community, Eddie and Edrina moved out of Coshocton within weeks of graduating from high school. They took up residence in Columbus, Ohio because of a higher percentage of African Americans in the ...

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