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…with the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers'. The decades prior to the mutiny saw no attempts by the British to classify the Indians into `racial categories or rank them as superior or inferior'. But by the middle of the nineteenth century the divisions…

…was a political, legal, and social struggle by black Americans to gain full citizenship rights and to achieve racial equality. The civil rights movement was first and foremost a challenge to segregation, the system of laws and customs separating blacks and whites…

…with the work he was doing and his non-threatening racial views. Industrialists like Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller would contribute money on a habitual basis "...New England missionaries, who had come Southward after the war, they had made one mistake…

…and hierarchy. This could create a dilemma for the heads of each body (police service) as to how much of the diversity policy is actually placed upon his or hers individual force to take on. "If the police are to work in a multi-racial society then the force itself…

…The Degrading Effects of Apartheid In South Africa apartheid became a law in 1948. The word is Afrikaans (Dutch African) and literally means "apartness" or "separateness". It is a policy of political, social, racial, and economic discrimination…

…. This phenomenon is known as white flight. Because of white flight, many schools were built in suburbia, leaved urban schools grossly under funded. <Tab/>In the 1990's, a serious of Supreme Court decision stated that racial desegregation was a temporary…

…The Klu Klux Klan recruits in El Paso In the summer of 1921, the KKK showed up in El Paso. Considering the local conditions at the time, it was questionable whether the KKK would have any degree of success in El Paso. El Paso's racial…

…. Their representation in the more prestigious professions is still almost insignificant. Comparable imbalances exist for other racial and ethnic minorities as well as for women. Yet, to truly understand the importance of affirmative action, one must look at America's past…

…whites. Their representation in the more prestigious professions is still almost insignificant. Comparable imbalances exist for other racial and ethnic minorities as well as for women. Yet, to truly understand the importance of affirmative action, one must…

…behind whites. Their representation in the more prestigious professions is still almost insignificant. Comparable imbalances exist for other racial and ethnic minorities as well as for women. Yet, to truly understand the importance of affirmative…