Essays on Race and Ethnicity

Nationalism is written as durable, even extreme nationalism and pride in one’s country, such a good deal so it has to be compelled to result in inconflicts with numerous nations that also are terribly nationalistic. Nationalism is that the belief or application of promoting the collective interests of a national community or state on top...

Have you ever wondered what would happen if the Nazis had won the war? Have you ever wondered how different history would be if the Nazis were the ones who wrote it? While there are countless possibilities of how it could have gone, the most accurate scenario could be found within the past. Our current...

Coming back from gym class, Ben notices a math worksheet. In addition to Singapore math, his teacher uses a system she’s borrowed from New York State – Engage NY – in which native speakers of languages other than English have accurately translated math worksheets and topics so that students can explore grade-level math without being...

The United States has always been considered to be a “melting pot,” a nation full of different races, ethnicities, cultures, and beliefs. It has always been a land of opportunity and a place where the “American dream” can come true. No matter how welcoming these perceptions may appear to foreigners, we held and continue to...

Toronto is widely known for its multicultural diversity. There are many different cultures which have resided in this city, creating ethnic enclaves throughout. Throughout this essay, I will specifically be focusing on changes occurring within Chinatown. Toronto consists of many Chinatowns that have been removed, relocated and subsequently transformed over many years. Chinatown west expands...

Immigration is what has made America what it is today. In reality, there would be no America if not for immigration because absolutely everyone within the United States is an immigrant themselves or has descended from one. Each wave of immigration brings new thoughts, cultures, and beliefs with it. Two groups specific that have migrated...

Canada was settled by foreigners, including Aboriginal people groups who showed up a huge number of years prior, French and pioneers who initially started showing up during the 1600s, and individuals from numerous different countries who have relocated in the previous four centuries. Presently, right around a long time since the Confederation of Canada in...

Introduction In this essay, I will scrutinize my own subjectivity as a Chinese American woman, examining this by firstly deconstructing what this particular constellation of identity signifies before situating my subjectification within the disciplinary power of beauty/cosmetic culture that policies female bodies by emphasizing capital value obtained through the physical body. I will consider a...

Pictures this you are a young woman living in Mexico. You have just finished high school and you have your whole life ahead of you. You are filled with anticipation and excitement for what the future has in store for you. Then your parents tell you they don’t expect you to go to college and...

For Chicanos, there was more to the struggle of finding equality. It was a matter of learning to recuperate from the past, deal with the present, and find their identity in a new land that was once theirs. The primary source that will be addressed is titled, Ruben Salazar, the National Chicano Moratorium, 1970. Ruben Salazar...