Racal Essays

Talking about race is important because although it may scientifically just be a social construct it race ha real effects. Historically race and Racal stereotypes have been used to justify inequality, and mistreatment of entire communities of people, this is especially prevalent in America both historically and contemporarily. Coming from a place of privilege being considered white by society I personally don’t suffer from the effects of racism and ultimately and inadvertently benefit from it. Due

The telecommunications industry includes companies that offer communication services worldwide through the use of phone and Internet technologies. The creation of the infrastructures, which enable us to easily communicate nowadays, has been created by such companies in order to allow data to be conveniently sent from nearly any part of the world to another. Among said companies, Internet service providers, cable, satellite and wireless companies are the largest operators in the telecommunication

Racial profiling, targeting certain individuals for crimes, that is based on their race and ethnicity is a continued debate, throughout societies past and present; especially when it comes to law enforcement. When law enforcement portrays a profile about particular people that commit certain crime can lead an officer to observe individuals and act according to one’s race that the officer sees, rather than their specific behavior or crimes that have been committed. However, with racial profiling being

Modern Day Mambo Craze In the year 1999, the songs that were topping the charts included “I Want It That Way” from the teen heart-throbs The Backstreet Boys, “Baby One More Time” from pop princess Britney Spears, and the oddball out: “Mambo No. 5” by the previously unknown Lou Bega. This hit song stood out for its Mambo based rhythm and style. Since the 1950’s Mambo Craze, Mambo has been a global phenomenon with its infectious rhythm and danceable beat. However, after the Craze faded, Mambo was