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…. There is, in short, nothing in the behavior of young people as distinct from adults that merits tagging their generation with the pejorative term, "youth violence." In fact, such labeling rightly would be seen as bigoted if applied to racial or ethnic groups. Why…

…Did Hann Deserve this Punishment? The limits of free speech have always been a subject of argument between colleges and universities. It shows itself once more in the case of Doug Hann, when he started throwing out abusive, racial and religious…

…, but one that is very severe, and must be dealt with immediately. Also, abolitionist began to demand racial equality in addition to emancipation. The idea that blacks were equal to whites was extreme, because racism was still very strong even among the North…

…with Motown in 1971, Wonder instead recorded two full albums by himself. In his some of his lyrics, he took on racial problems and spiritual questions. Wonder then used these recordings as a bargaining tool during contact negotiations with Motown. This gave him…

…violence, and very infrequently the beneficiaries of it. The police force exists as part of the distorted view of life given to us by the ruling elites. At the root of this twisted unreality is a social system based on economic and racial control. The police…

…in the special admissions program, Bakke contended that he was excluded from admission solely on the basis of race. Issue:<Tab/>Whether or not the special admissions program involved racial classification as a determinative factor in the admission…

…one's appearance is largely associated with the proximity of those who understand the facade which Eustace purports. Jones was truly making that statement about society and how it affects the characters and how people pass judgment and retain racial biases…

…that this is causing a digital divide in the world today. Gates turns this word digital divide into a racial word saying that there is a division between black and white people. Then you have people like me who believe that it is not the price of the Internet…

…in the West Indies of the late 1950's and 1960's"(35). Rhys shows in an uneasy time when racial relations in the Caribbean were at their most strained, it represented a space occupied by so many empires and so many people in contention with one another which…

…that the possibility of white slavery is a definite contribution to tensions of civil war. White slavery resulted from the strict laws and social practices of the South. There was so little tolerance of racial mixing and such a desperate effort to protect slavery…