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…that the Civil War wasn’t fought to preserve slavery, that the flag was a symbol of state’s rights against the federal government, that it should not offend anyone. The Confederate flag was not created to represent racism and hatred. This may be true…

…boys' with no other marks on their records. With only one reason for committing such a crime, these boys need to face their racism while justice is being served, with non-traditional punishment that will teach an unforgettable lesson. As upper-middle class…

…boys' with no other marks on their records. With only one reason for committing such a crime, these boys need to face their racism while justice is being served, with non-traditional punishment that will teach an unforgettable lesson. As upper-middle class…

…of racism. The people believed that, his pieces had stereotypical connotations. While living in the South Bronx, Ahearn learned to be like everybody else, from the people’s values, cultures, and traditions, and in return his neighbors learned his. He looked…

…into Czechoslovakia. The invasion of Poland 1939 triggered World War II, a war that last almost five years and cost the lives of nearly fifty million people. Hitler’s intense racism led to the infamous Holocaust, in which, the exterminating of million innocent people…

…To Kill A Mockingbird Prejudice has caused the pain and suffering of others for many centuries. Some examples of this include the Holocaust and slavery in the United States. In to Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee racism was the cause…

…, creating a new era of racism. Probably the worst part would be when these cloned humans turn against real humans, just like Frankenstein did to his creator, or if someone used them to gain dominance over the world. They could clone humans by the millions…

…in such a genuine childlike manner. The character of Michael was faced with many difficult situations throughout this story such as knowing when you should or should not say something (a.k.a. snitching), racism, understanding true friendship, facing fear and coping…

…the Japanese during the war, it also brought about racism against the Japanese-Americans. There was a black and white photograph of Japanese schoolgirls in America. Like African-Americans, they were looked down upon and were put into segregated schools. They also…

…of racism between Iago and Othello and other characters in the play. Brabanzio can’t bring himself to believe that his wife so pure and white could be in love with Othello who is black the color of evil. Magic is peppered through the story like ingredients…