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…nonviolent methods setting the example for future protesters and demonstrators. His strict, nonviolent resistance to persecution and racial prejudice was recognized when King received the Nobel Peace Prize on October 14, 1964. King was not only fighting…

…bare by the events that occur, pointing to the obvious racial discrimination of the jury, the Ewells, and the audience. One of the events that show corruption is the change in mental state of Mayella Ewell when she was meticulously cross-examined by Atticus…

…that "a progressive newspaper should contribute to the advancement of society through pursuit of social, economic and political reforms". And that they are particularly concerned about "injustice, be it social, economic, political, legal or racial" . When it comes…

…skin, Chinese people do. Thus, the boss was making a direct racial slur against his very own employee as well as African-Americans, thus showing society's corruption. Furthermore, he supports a restaurant that the CORE and NAACP, two of the largest human…

…is different from the other ranchers. Crooks' loneliness in part because of racial discrimination is perhaps part of Steinbeck's microcosm of the world. Steinbeck points out the barriers and the artificial obstacles of a society working against each other…

…and Scout express their wisening thoughts to each other. Another important theme in the novel is prejudice. There are three types of prejudice that are explored throughout the book; social prejudice, fear of the unknown and racial prejudice. Some…

…for the love. These artists are not “sellouts” that are only in the industry for the money and fame. Also, there are many artists out there in the hip hop world that promote positivit As time goes on hip hop culture is integrating many different racial and ethnic…

…being quoted, appeared to be back-pedaling from their discoveries. After any references to a specific racial group or ethnicity, in terms of correlational data, were made, the quoted individual seemed to add a statement intended to foster a feeling…

…is on a higher level than his fellow black men because he is educated, and he says of his racial equals, "I felt superior to them in my way, and I didn't like the manner in which we were all crowded together into the servants' elevator"(175). The boy undergoes…

….’” Various characters’ reactions to the verdict emphasize Lee’s feelings toward racial injustice. During the Tom Robinson trial, Atticus could not have portrayed his evidence in a more professional and convincing manner. Unfortunately, Tom Robinson was found…