Upon different generations we have seen numerous genocides occur in all areas around the world. One of the most famous genocides was the Holocaust. Though the Holocaust was made aware to the public and caught the eye of people all over the globe, it still fell through the cracks for many years just like a […]
Queensborough Community College(QCC) located in Bayside,Queens provides a Kenneth Kupferberg Holocaust center that is free to all and as an art & design student I have been in the holocaust center several times over the past Two years. However, I never took into accountability how tragic these events were until I had to do paper […]
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Get startedPeople commonly underestimate the severity of the holocaust. Many people do not see and understand the real struggles of what happened during this time. In this period of time there were 17.5 million Jewish people in the world and 6 million of them died due to German dictator, Adolf Hitler’s wishes. He believed that many […]
There is currently so much turmoil in the world. People are once again being divided into groups that seem to hate each other for no apparent reason. Monuments are being destroyed, movies are being removed from view, and history is practically being erased. We should not be trying to erase history, we should be studying […]
Introduction Susan Brownell Anthony was born on February 15th, 1820 in Adams, Massachusetts to Daniel Anthony and Lucy Read Anthony. As a little girl, she witnessed the hard work and skill exemplified by her mother and father. Daniel Anthony manufactured cotton in his self-built factory and gave the opportunity of employment to many young women, […]
Although Mark Twain wrote the novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn after the abolition of slavery in the United States, the story itself takes place before the Civil War, also known as the antebellum, when slavery was still legal and the economic foundation of the American South. This slavery and racism poses a frequent thematic […]
Autonomy is to act on your own without being controlled by any other influence. Autonomy is to have self-governance, and to have the liberty for free choice. One could classify it as a synonym for freedom. I have heard people use autonomy as an argument for why sex work shouldn’t be legal, because they […]
Emma Watson, actress, and UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, once said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly “This isn’t just, ‘girls are better than boys, boys are better than girls.’ This is just, ‘Everyone deserves a fair chance.” Every man, women, son, and daughter deserves the right for equality. The word equality is synonyms with equal […]
Before the women’s suffrage and women’s rights movement, women were taught to act like dolls, which is portrayed in the first and second acts of “A Doll’s House”. Many women weren’t educated well and their only duties were taking care of the children, the house, and their husbands. Men, and even some women, believed that […]
African American civil Right Activist Who led the voting drive. Fannie Lou Hamer Was A civil right Activist that fought Racial segregation in the south through nonviolent. Fannie Lou Hamer dedicated her life to the fight for civil rights working for the student nonviolent coordinating committee. Growing up in Mississippi as a black woman was […]
“Protect and Serve” has lost its meaning in mainstream society. The phrase is more often the punch line of a joke than a serious promise to the citizens of the United States. This erosion of the term’s value is not new but is, perhaps representative of the country’s history. Police brutality is ingrained in the […]
Police brutality remains one of the most serious humans right violations in the United States. Over these past years police have acted out in brutal ways that makes us question our own police force and the safety of all citizens especially African Americans. Many police officers break procedure by abusing power fatally chokings suspects, and […]
Unfortunately, nowadays the people who are supposed to protect us and help us when we are in need, can’t be trusted. Police brutality has always been a problem, but there’s been a dramatic rise in police murders and brutalization of citizens. “Police Brutality is anything from harassment from a police officer to being murdered by […]
Explain the main reasons why affirmative action has failed to end racial inequality. [15] One reason for Affirmative action’s failure is that the aim of Affirmative action is to produce equality of opportunity and not equality if results. Kennedy set up Affirmative action with the principle of providing equal opportunity to African Americans, which can […]
Affirmative Action in the Education System Affirmative action is necessary in school systems to avoid discrimination. If it was taken out today, it would affect the education system as a whole. If you take out affirmative action there wouldn’t be equal opportunity among students. Racism still exists in our society today just like it did […]
In his essay called “Affirmative Action Encourages Racism”, Thaddeus Watulak argues. That affirmative action is a racist policy, which relies on racial stereotypes. And reinforces racist attitudes in the society. I mostly agree with him because I believe he touches some very important points, which are not taken to account in the first place. From […]
Charities, humanitarian organizations, and mission trips. Are all examples of small groups of people who strive to benefit the world with a considerable impact. These groups spring from feelings of kindness and compassion towards other people in dire need. Indeed, many of these organizations have made significant impacts on various parts of the world and […]
