African_Americans_Facing_Exclusion

African Americans Facing Exclusion African Americans have faced exclusion from our society since our country’s beginning, having no rights or protection under a law that states, “All men are created equal”. We have made great strides toward equality but there is still a great deal of prejudice and injustice that still goes on today. We see it in the news media often but it’s the unpublicized subtle, silent prejudices that truly affect African Americans. These racial prejudices and injustices that go unpublicized and are kept under wraps from public view. There are those who believe that we have passed the problems of the past, because of the advancements achieved by African Americans. This attitude has sparked many controversies for the dismantling of affirmative action initiatives. The wide spread belief is that we have achieved diversity to the point that the program mentioned above is no longer needed. The general consensus is that African Americans have no need of such a program, because America is so diverse and they have it better now then in the past. African Americans just need to apply themselves to achieve their goals (Chap 7 pg.252 Brislin). So we must americans, african, phone, job, class, prejudices, because, sound, said, point, need, different, black, unpublicized, under, subtle, silent, secretary, same, right, resume, racial, program, problems, prejudice, past, paperwork, now, must, make, great, give, gave, finalize, faced, experience, department, better, before, been, ask, applied, apologize, affirmative, action, achieved, young, wraps, working