Race, Culture, & Human Rights: Unit 2: Oppressed Lifestyle

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From Vox. Published in 2020.

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From Harvard Business School. Published in 2017.

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From Robinson & Henry, P.C. (September 2022).

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From Brookings. Published January 2022

An article published by the White House in August of 2022.

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From Human Rights Watch (August 2022).

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From the American Bar Association. "Central clearinghouse of ABA-related information and resources for attorneys, the legal profession and the public on a wealth of issues addressing bias, racism and prejudice in the justice system and society."

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From the Brookings Institution (March 2000).

"As Black History Month featured speaker, bestselling young-adult author Jason Reynolds discusses the necessity of reaching kids and staying true to one’s authentic self."

From Slate, 2018. "What the president really means when he constantly promotes “assimilation.”"

By Marcus Garvey, 1922. "Garvey was known as the founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA). Formed in Jamaica in July 1914, the UNIA aimed to achieve Black nationalism through the celebration of African history and culture."

From the Washingtonian, 2019. "But there’s another kind of racist. The assimilationists would say . . . "