The Black I Am In Does the color of your skin really make a difference in how you are educated or how you are perceived once you are out of school? If an average black man or woman applied to a college to complete a degree in biochemistry, they are questioned about everything down to the color of their underwear. Has society changed since desegregation or has it just been masked? What does it take …
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…outer shell, but the brain within is just as curious and wise-seeking as any other race. Accept me for me. Accept me for the Black that I am in. Works Cited: Angelo, Maya. "Graduation." The Blair Reader. Ed. Laurie G Kirschend Stephen R. Mandell 4th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall 2002, 102-112. Kozol, Jonathon. "Savage Inequalities." The Blair Reader. Ed. Laurie G Kirschend Stephen R. Mandell 4th ed. Upper Saddle, NJ: Prentice Hall 2002, 112 -122.