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Sports Effects on Society
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This is a 12 page paper with examines how the integration in sports lead to the integration of both races and gender in society. The bibliography has 7 sources.
Filename: JHSpor.rtf

Stereotypes and Class
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A 4 page research paper/essay that addresses this topic. It can easily be argued that the defining social problem that has occupied the central focus of policymakers, scholars and the American public for the entirety of its history is race. Issues pertaining to class are generally shoved to the side and ignored as Americans subscribe to the fiction that the United States is a classless society. However, within the complex morass of characteristics that make up American culture, the ideas that people have about race and class intertwine and manifest themselves in racial and ethnic stereotypes. Examination of this social phenomena suggests that race is not solely the central issue to America’s social ills but that class also plays a pivotal role, as the two are inextricably mixed. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: khsterac.rtf

Stereotypes Of African-American Youths
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12 pages in length. Back in the 1930's, when being an African-American gangster meant more than just arbitrarily killing another human being, there was a certain mystique -- a veritable charm -- to wearing the tag. As depicted in the film Hoodlum, being a gangster was not a position taken lightly; in fact, there was a lot of social responsibility residing within that special community of individuals. Contrarily, the more contemporary Boyz 'N The Hood demonstrates how the glamour once associated with being a youthful black gangster has been completely removed from the mix. No longer is there a shred of decency among the young men who comprise the raucous gangs of today; rather, their world is merely about killing and maiming as many people as they can. Sadly, the stereotype exhibited in this film is more of art imitating life rather than the other way around. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLCAfAmYth.rtf

Strategies to Help African Americans Achieve Equal Opportunities: A Research Proposal
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This 10 page paper is chock full of information about several activist groups and their tactics. The techniques are explored and applied to the African American community. Activist groups include animal rights organizations, environmental groups and those who support gay rights. Specific organizations are named and explored. The paper provides information on these groups as a suggested area of study for those wanting to relate the literature on the subject to the topic at hand. Bibliography lists 20 sources.
Filename: SA433Afr.rtf

Stubborn Hearts & Rebel Heads - The Inherent Conflicts of Cullen's African-American Heritage
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A 5 page paper that examines early twentieth-century poet Countee Cullen's perception of his African-American ancestry as expressed in his poem "Heritage". Discussed are the conflicts and contradictions Cullen found in this perception and the factors and emotions that contributed to these conflicts. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: LCCullen.doc

Students in Gifted Education Programs
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The Recruitment and Retention of African American A 5 page discussion of the disproportionate representation of blacks and whites in the nation's gifted educational programs. Outlines advancements such as the 1988 Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act which promotes African American participation in these programs and the recognition of the U.S. Department of Education in its 1993 definition of giftedness that children should be judged as excelling in comparison to other children of their age, experience, or environment. Concludes, however, that the statistics concerning the disproportionate participation between blacks and whites in gifted programs are still indicative of a problem. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
Filename: PPedGift.wps

Substance Abuse In The African American Community
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8 pages in length. The prevalence of substance abuse within the African American community has existed since the days of slavery. With legalization of cocaine and heroin at the turn of the twentieth century, the temptation was made much easier to indulge; by the 1950s, there was a preponderance of black junkies. With black youth representing a higher population of substance abusers than other ethnic populations other than Caucasian, research findings indicate that drug and alcohol abuse is predisposed to ethnicity. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: TLCsubab.rtf

Substance Abuse, Poverty And The African American
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This 9 page paper addresses the relationship between poverty, substance abuse and being a Black American in terms of how treatment may address these issues in a productive manner. The viewpoint of systems theory as well as personal construct theory is taken in the presentation of information as well as recommendations for treatment approach. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: KTsubpov.wps

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