Essays on Racism

White supremacy suggests many cruel and terrifying things which include inequality, exclusion, injustice, and vigilante violence. The issue of white supremacy and racism seem to explain the theory of Durkheim, Simone De Beauvoir, and W.E.B Dubois. Collective consciousness is a fundamental concept for Durkheim that…

Numerous individuals do not appear to understand the value of the Civil Rights Act and the foundation on how the bill affect their lives. My plan is to provide the importance in how the establishment began. This led to the movement behind the civil rights…

Racial inequality has brought negative change to our people and sent some of the most innocent through prison and death. Our most significant successes will arrive when all types of people can coexist peacefully and effectively, despite color, gender, age, and beliefs. Inequality creates emotional…

Discrimination is a critical matter in the United States of America. There are many different types of racial discrimination. A person can be discriminated against because of their age, disability, race, gender, economic status, national origin, and ethnicity. Racial discrimination still exists in 2019. As…

Race has always been a huge issue in America and unfortunately, I think that it always will be. I often find myself scrolling through Facebook and come across a post or news article about someone being shot or someone being arrested for something and once…

While comparing the letters of King and Malcolm X there have been different writing styles in which the letters have been written. King wrote his letter in 1963 while Malcolm X in 1964. King addressed a specific group of people while Malcolm X addressed almost…

In the years from 1954 to 1968, The Civil Rights Movement was a march for social activism where African Americans united together from the South to protest for integration between whites and African Americans. Civil Rights protestors had spread all over the nation taking place…

African Americans didn’t have political say for a long time, but they were still expected to pay taxes and contribute to the economy. The 15th Amendment “prohibited the use of race as a qualification for the suffrage” (Foner), when the Amendment was passed, white supremacy…

Martin Luthor King Jr. was an American Baptist minister and activist who became one of the most visible and famous spokesperson and leader in the civil rights movement from 1955 and it stayed that way until his assassination in 1968. Martin Luthor King Jr best…

One of the most well known referenced and studied speeches in American history is that of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream”. The speech was delivered on August 28, 1963 at the Lincoln Memorial in front of thousands of people, both black and white,…