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Wow, how fast the time goes by. There're only four questions left and these are my answers: Should gay couples be allowed to adopt children? The society worries about gays as parents, but gay parents worry about the impact of society on their children. The prejudices from society can harm these adopted children only because it's still a rarity. However, if gays and lesbians were able to adopt more frequently, and without discrimination, society would be more open about gays as parents. So yes, everyone should be allowed to adopt children no matter what their sexuality is. Allowing homosexual couples to adopt everywhere will have the rights to be parents given back to them, something that should have never been taken away in the first place. Are you born racist or not? Absolutely not. Racism is a learnt behavior. We teach children fear and they mimic our reaction to the fear causing agent. You see a group of black people, so you hold onto your bag a little tighter, and y...
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Discrimination from various perspectives 1 -- the use of the n-word

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The following are two opinions of the use of the n-word. We want to show examples of the two sides that support and are against this controversial topic. We wrote this based on a actual video that was recorded last month at Ben Franklin High School. Reference:  Ben Franklin students confront racial slur by teacher. (2017, May 4). Retrieved from http://www.nola.com/education/index.ssf/2017/05/franklin_racial_epithet.html Also take a look at the video below: Caucasian Teacher point of view:  I don't think that saying the n-word is a problem, even less it is racist. People say it's racist because everyone knows the context. Everyone knows the context from 150 years ago. Things have changed, slavery is over. The predominant use of the n-word is by black people who don't care at all anymore. They aren't saying "What up fellow slave?" they're saying "Hi person who is my race." It's a word that's been used so many times that it does...
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Why are school suspensions and expulsions significantly disproportionate between white and black students?

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Racial differences in school discipline are widely known, and black students across the United States are more than three times likely as their white peers to be suspended or expelled, according to Stanford researchers. A study proves that the stereotype of black students as "troublemakers" lead teachers to want to discipline black students more harshly than white students after two infractions. They are more likely to see the misbehavior as part of a pattern, and to imagine themselves suspending that student in the future. "We see that stereotypes not only can be used to allow people to interpret a specific behavior in isolation, but also stereotypes can heighten our sensitivity to behavioral patterns across time. This pattern sensitivity is especially relevant in the schooling context," said Stanford psychology Professor Jennifer Eberhardt in an interview. Now I have a question for you. Is this considered white privilege? What do you think? Reference...
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