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Core Value I. My work demonstrates that I used a variety of social and interactive practices that involve recursive stages of exploration, discovery, conceptualization, and development. For the topics in this course, the exploration of social and developmental ideas were … Continue reading →

Philip E. Wolgin and Angela Maria Kelley. “The Public’s View of Immigration.” Center for American Progress. N.p., 15 Dec. 2011. Web. 24 Apr. 2017. Background: This article was a surmise of five polls that shed light on how both sides … Continue reading →

Color Blind America: The Issue of Race and Immigration p1. When the name America is mentioned, many different phrases can come to mind, but the phrase “the land of the free” is the most apparent. The freedom of speech, freedom … Continue reading →

The Realities of Racism After having a core understanding of what racism really is, and how it has affected this country, a couple of statements could be drawn from this pool of knowledge. The most common being “this country was … Continue reading →

Fear and Loathing in America Understanding how and why racism came about only helps a little when understanding the widespread racism that happens now, especially towards immigrants. Racism works in a chain, X causes Y, which causes Z, so on … Continue reading →

It seems counterintuitive intuitive that the “Land of the free” is not really free, especially for those who come to this country expecting a better life,but are instead berated, battered, and beaten just for being themselves. It is not always … Continue reading →

Contents Description -The Public’s opinion of Immigrants and how it affects behavior of both parties -Hate crimes and racism percentages and details against immigrants overall -Racism and hate crime percentages against Americanized  immigrants -Exploring and comparing the percentages to those … Continue reading →

https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/immigration/news/2011/12/15/10759/the-publics-view-of-immigration/ Article was a surmise of five polls that shed light on how both sides view Immigration. The Republican Caucus party that participated in a poll showed that those who voted wanted action to be taken against those who migrate … Continue reading →