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…into the president's office who was not a white male. Denny's restaurants, Texaco gas stations, and Avis car rental are a few of the number of national companies accused of extolling racism in this "apartheid America." Although less subtle in the lives of Americans…

…In Richard Wright's "Native Son", emotions are a very important element, especially that of fear. Blacks are afraid of whites, whites are afraid of blacks, women are afraid of men, and everyone is afraid of communists. In the novel, however, no fear…

…of the American press world. During the entire course of the Cuban rebellion, from 1895 to 1898, two rival newspapers foight their own war in the United States to gain supremacy in the American newspaper market. Both were published in New York City, and both had…

…-screen space, as the title "Scream" appears. Written in white against a black background, the letters turn suddenly to a suggestive, bloody red, as we hear a single scream and the sound, presumably, of a grating knife. Then, the entire frame becomes red…

…supremacy to resign myself, with childlike confidence, to her guidance through the chaotic world of metaphysical investigation at which I was most busily occupied during the early years of our marriage. With how vast a triumph--with how vivid a delight...did I…

…together and told them it was time for 'white night', a time when all the members had to commit suicide. He used to prepare his members for this day before. A cocktail of a soft drink laced with tranquilizers and cyanide was given to everyone. Some members…

…of the settlers. Dispossessed and economically maimed, the natives of Moroland find themselves reliving the conflict they have known all their lives against foreign incursions. The "enemy" now may no longer be the "white men", but they are seen as having the saving…

…maintaining white supremacy within the ranks of the government as well as society. African Black labors that lost their jobs would not simply join the ranks of the unemployed; they could lose their residential rights as well, and be removed from the urban labor…

…Like father, like son; a common phrase used by many to describe how a man's son is just like his father. In E. B. White's "Once More To The Lake," the narrator is reminded throughout his trip to the lake, how much his son is just as he was when he…

…. Though these amendments were presented and established, it did not change the attitudes of whites towards slaves. Many Whites greeted the Blacks with animosity. They still faced discrimination as presented in documents D and E. The political cartoon…