My Class Didn't Trump My Race: Using Oppression to Face Privilege

This article explores the author's personal experience of learning about racism through their class oppression and how it has shaped their understanding of race and privilege.

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In this assessment&nbsp;we will discuss about International liaison &amp; communication and below are the summaries point:-


	
	MA International Liaison and Communication and MA TESOL are two academic programs.
	
	
	The text discusses a scenario where a black student faces racism from a white teacher.
	
	
	Racism is defined as the unequal treatment of people based on their race, and cross-cultural aspects of racism vary in different societies and can include colorism.
	


Film and Theatre

Religion

(7TESL010W) Intercultural Communicative Competence

This article discusses the importance of social justice, equal rights and freedom in a democratic society. It highlights the significance of treating every person equally irrespective of their color, race, ethnicity or religion. It also emphasizes the importance of preserving human rights and freedom of speech. The article concludes that social justice, equal rights and freedom are the basic pillars of democracy within the society.

Political Science

Social Justice, Equal Rights and Freedom: Pillars of Democracy

Assignment on Blue Eye Experiment

Read about the challenges of growing up Native in Canada and the issue of racism in America in these two articles available on Desklib. The first article discusses the difficulties faced by Carol Geddes and her people in rural northern Canadian cities. The second article talks about the issue of racism in America and how it affects the black community. Both articles provide excellent examples and insights into these topics.

Languages and Culture

Growing up Native and I am not a Racist but I am Praying as if I am

The article discusses the concept of racial profiling, highlighting its intersectional identities along with implications, while considering the various disadvantages that people should be aware of to create a better society. The discussion centers around the contemporary and historical perspectives on racial profiling, including its root in individual prejudices and organizational practices. It is problematic due to its discriminatory nature, which can lead to mistrust between police and community. The article also touches on the institutionalized rules of law enforcement agencies that enhance racial profiling, as well as the biased policies it generates.

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(7TESL010W) Intercultural Communicative Competence

Social Justice, Equal Rights and Freedom: Pillars of Democracy

Assignment on Blue Eye Experiment

Growing up Native and I am not a Racist but I am Praying as if I am

The Racial Profiling Conundrum: A Sociological Exploration of Power Relations

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(7TESL010W) Intercultural Communicative Competence

Social Justice, Equal Rights and Freedom: Pillars of Democracy

Assignment on Blue Eye Experiment

Growing up Native and I am not a Racist but I am Praying as if I am

The Racial Profiling Conundrum: A Sociological Exploration of Power Relations