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The author is Ralph Ellison. The book was published  in 1952. The genre:African-American literature, social commentary.
this book is all about a black man who tells his life story and about how all the people in his life have either had to deal with the same garbage he has had to or were the ones who brought all that garbage into the lives of innocent black people.

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Front dust jacket art of the first edition

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Canada's Racial Divide: Confronting racism in our own background

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Canada's Racial Divide: Confronting racism in our own background

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This article was published on Monday, Sep. 26, 2016.
It is a story about a woman, Nova Browning Rutherford, who has grown up dealing with racism living up in America. but when she moved to Canada she experienced pretty much the same things. “Things are more similar than we think. They have not erupted to the volume that they have in the U.S. but I am seeing signs of things coming to a boiling point,” says Dr. Britton, who has been a pastor at the Cornwallis Street Baptist Church in Halifax since 2007. “If we want to avoid that, we need to address some of these things – we can’t continue to sweep them under the rug.”

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Canada’s racial divide: Confronting racism in our own backyard

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A common national narrative holds the country as a bastion of multiculturalism and inclusiveness, especially compared with the United States, but it’s a narrative that glosses over some harsh truths

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This movie was directed by: Joel Schumacher and produced by: Arnon Milchan and John Grisham. It was released July 24 in 1994. This movie is about a lot of racism that happened way back then in a time where if a white man hurt a black girl it wasn't that big of a deal but if a black man hurt anyone it was a huge deal. The movie genre is an action/romance type.
Its about a black girl who got kidnapped, raped and almost killed by two white men. After her father finds her and finds out who did that, he gets revenge and is charged for murder.

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This Will Change The Way You Think (Racism Experiment)

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Roll of Thunder, Hear me cry

this is a 1976 novel by Mildred D. Taylor, a book about racism in America during the Great Depression. The characters experience racism wherever they go, including their teachers giving them worn out textbooks because they have colored skin and to them, they're not worth more.

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Ghosts of Mississippi
In this film based on actual events, black activist Medgar Evers is murdered in 1963, and much of the evidence points toward white supremacist Byron De La Beckwith. However, after two trials, De La Beckwith is acquitted twice by a jury of whites. Ever's wife is determined to bring  the white racist to justice.

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Visita http://cinemovil.net/ más de 10.000 títulos en DVD desde Bs.F. 8 o desde 4 dólares. Sinopsis de Ghosts of Mississippi: En la medianoche del 12 de junio de 1963, una bala acaba con la vida del activista pro derechos civiles Medgar Evers, secretario de la Asociación Nacional para el Progreso de la Gente de Color en el estado sureño de Misisipi.

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Emmett Till's Murder

this article, which was published on August 2015, tells the story of 14 year old Emmett Till who was abducted  at gunpoint in 1955 by two white men who claimed that he had whistled at a white woman. When the boy showed no fear after they had beaten him brutally, they decided to kill him. The court, whose juries were all white, showed no remorse. This angered locals and people that heard the story so they decided it was time to change the way they treated people of different skin colors.

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The Fighting for Equality organization is all about trying to help other organizations eradicate racism from all over the world. The founders of this organization are Anna Thiessen and Margaretha Martens. Anyone can work and volunteer for our organization as long as they meet the requirements, which is to help raise the awareness that there is racism in our world and they should help fundraise or donate to help our programs thrive.
This topic is important to us because we both feel that no one should have to live with racism and in fear of being criticized or being made fun of in public or anywhere. Just because they look different doesn't mean they are different. We are all the same underneath our skin. No one should feel as though they are less important than the next person.
Our mission is trying to teach everyone that racism is not okay and has no place in our modern world. Just because our ancestors were racist doesn't mean that it's okay for us to be. Everyone has the right to live a peaceful life and they shouldn't have to be a victim of racism.
One of our strategies for people to recognize racism is to show them what it looks like in order for them to be more aware, which is why we have several videos on social experiments that other people have done in the past. These strategies are effective because it shows that there are so many people that are somewhat racist. We hope that after seeing these videos, people will start to try and help those who are being treated with disrespect.
Fighting for Equality is supported by government funding, contracts and program fees as well as private donations.
People can get involved by volunteering to be a part of any of the programs. They can also get involved by helping those who are being discriminated  because of the way they look.
Fighting for Equality has been a great success and has helped people worldwide, of all ages.

For questions or more information, please contact:

Fighting for Equality Administrative Office
Ellice Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R0A 0R0
Phone: (347)968-348
Fax: (782)875-9347
Email: ffeinfo@ffeewinnipeg.org

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http://ccrweb.ca/sites/ccrweb.ca/files/static-files/eng/about/antiracismpolicy.htm
ccrweb.ca/en/about-ccr
Stand Against Racism websites
http://standagainstracism.org/search-map
http://www.ywcahartford.org/what_we_do/

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The organizations name is Canadian Council for Refugees. it is an organization that helps refugees who have just barely moved to Canada and are experiencing a lot of racism from their new neighbors. It recognizes that racism happens systematically to radically different ethnic and religious backgrounds. this organization is also non-profit.
There isn't really a founder or rather I'm unable to find a founder however the executive director Janet Dench. In total there are 8 staff members ( all women): directors, coordinators, and managers. Colleen French, Marisa Berry Mendez, Samanta Garcia Fialdini, Elizabeth Docherty, Elvira Truglia, Eva Garcia-Turgeon, and Malika Mohajiry.
Their mission is to help those who are new to this country to help them with the racism that they have deal with because of their ethnic and religious backgrounds.
They don't really have any programs that they use but they do a lot of public speaking and meetings for anyone and everyone who have to deal with racism in their everyday lives. This type of strategy is very effective. Especially if a lot of people know the organization and what its all about.
They don't really do any fundraising but they do take donations from anyone willing to give. its pretty effective because then people don't feel as though they have to give money. It's their choice as to whether or not they give anything at all.
you can contact the woman by calling or emailing them seeing as how they are the people in charge they will let you know what you can do to help and how to get involved(all down below). Another option would be to just donate and that would be enough. A 3rd option being: prayer. You can never go wrong or overdo praying for anyone.
There are only woman of different races in charge and running this whole organization. It's technically a massive social justice project that genuinely tries to include anyone and everyone.
Janet Dench, Executive Director
Telephone (514) 277-7223 extension 2
Email: jdench@ccrweb.ca

Colleen French, Communication and Networking Coordinator
Telephone (514) 277-7223 extension 1
Email: cfrench@ccrweb.ca

Marisa Berry Méndez, Settlement Policy Director
Telephone (514) 277-7223, extension 5
Email: mberrymendez@ccrweb.ca

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Stand Against Racism is an organization that helps raise awareness about the negative impact that different kinds of racism has on communities. They also want to build community among those who work for racial justice and to help fulfill their mission on eliminating racism. Geeta Aiyer is the founder of the organization. There is currently 17 other leaders and volunteers in the organization. They are Maria Chavez Wilcox, Monique McIntosh, Treopia L. Cannon, Beatriz Velasquez, Donique McIntosh, Ratha Sen, Payal Sharma, Norma Gaines, Angela Maldonado, Paula Penebaker, Patricia Nolen, Darcy Cooper, Sandy Hurd, Sana Bell, Irma Magana, Dorri McWhorter, and Sandra C. Cano.
Founded in 2007, Stand Against Racism quickly grew to a national presense by 2010, when 80 more YWCA's joined and took a Stand across the nation. More than 2,000 organizations across 39 states joined in Stand Against Racism. This amazing success attracted over 250,000 participants and earned the approval of five U.S. governors. This event has been featured all over networks like ABC, NBC, CBS, as well as other networks.

Stand Against Racism offers programs that address and care for the needs of people and community members at every stage of life. They help transform and change lives of thousands of people each year.

Early Learning Centers prapares preschoolers for kindergarten to help close the achievement gap.
YW kidslink is also a mental, physical health, social and emotional development program that helps children from kindergarten to grade 5 know how to communicate and treat each other.

Stand Against Racism is supported by government contracts, non-government grants from foundations and corporations, program fees and private donations. Thier phenomenal success told them that what they were doing was for a good cause and thier financial state was being supported.

Becoming a member of Stand Against Racism is not very hard to do, they ask you for your name, gender, and member status. You can also get invovled by just donating, even if you are not a member.

YWCA Hartford Region Administrative Office
135 Broad Street
Hartford, CT 06105
Phone: (860) 525-1163
Fax: (860) 543-8919
Email: ywcainfo@ywcahartford.org

YWCA Departments & Programs
Executive Office: (860) 525-1163, ext. 107
Development: (860) 525-1163, ext. 127
Marketing & Membership: (860) 525-1163, ext. 117
Human Resources: (860) 525-1163, ext. 110