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From everything I learned in school about blacks, they get treated worse than whites. Being black in America means to have people look at you differently, and people (especially police) always suspect you of doing bad things and being thugs/gangsters.

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(Prompt 2) I almost never see my culture being spoken about in school or anywhere, this is because I don't really hear anyone speak about culture much. I am Ukrainian, (Catholic/Cristian) my culture is rare and many people mix me up with Russian.

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It's hard to define who we are because some people may act differently around other people. People have more than one personality and different vibes and energy with different people. Some people don't want others to know a speciifc side of them, and some don't even know themselves that well.

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The phrase to "protect and to serve" your community means to respect your community, help out people in need, treat everyone with respect, be a leader and a good influence on people, and teach the bad guys a lesson.

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I would disagree with someone that says, "This type of violence is not America" because America was built off of violence. America became what it is by violently sealing the land and has continued to be violent, but it is being whitewashed so people don't see America's true colors.

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I don't often see myself and my culture in what I learn in school. I am Muslim, so it does come up sometimes but not continuously.

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The phrase, "To Protect and to Serve" your community means to me is to take care of one another. For example, if you see someone that needs help, doesn't matter the situation (unless you know in your heart your shouldn't trust them), you should go help them.

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I like to shop I never like being in the  house I love animals this year I want to to learn about ancient history

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I would respond to anyone who says " This type of violence is not America” I would probably agree.  I would agree because everyone should be treated equally but unfortunately that does not happen in the world we live in right now. The world we live in is harsh, racist, and difficult to deal with.  White people have much, or advantage then Black people do and that is not fair. America is a state that represents freedom and justice. We need to focus on everything that goes on around the world.  Violence is not an answer and would NEVER be an answer. As an American it better to talk to someone about what goes around the world because it makes people feel so much better and showing them that they are NOT alone.

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To protect and to serve a community to me means, the police, law makers in government, teachers, etc in power, mean they take an oath to protect and serve the people around them or their community by upholding the laws of the city , country or school they are hired to protect.

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I would respond to “this type of violence is not America” by first disagreeing then state, these acts of violence has been being preformed by “white america” for years. They’ve been disrupting and Initiating violence for years on policy’s and actions that they believe Overthrow their level of power. Once felt like their level of power has been deducted or in other people’s power they respond in the same exact way in every situation that they are in, which is violence. Pass historic moments support the claim of the constant reaction the “white American” has when felt like their power has been “stolen” as well. So please stop misrepresenting the true imagine of America by eliminating its pass history that support the real portrayal of America.This type of violence IS America.

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I would respond to anyone who says " this type of violence is not America" by explaining to them that America has been showing this type of violence since the beginning but this type of violence is not what America wants to be or was made to be.

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If someone were to say this I would respond to them by saying this is America. I would say this because this stems back all the way to 1898 were exactly what’s happening now happened. Where a group of whites who are unsatisfied with who was elected commit a lot of violence and a lot more in our history that can’t be forgotten. The the phrase “this type of violence is not America” isn’t true because we’ve always been like this.

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First I would tell them to shut the hell up. This is the world we live in and it’s better to accept all this BS. This is America. This is it. We are treated like animals for protesting peacefully, meanwhile white people go and destroy government property and allowed too.

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School inspires my creativity because most, if not all of my teachers encourage everyone to complete their work in multiple potential different ways and don't require many restrictions

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Mask do not hide who you are as a person, everyone is diffrent and its easy to tell whos who when the person is close or special to you

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I would tell them that it is america, things like this like this happen often, saying that is just a petty excuse

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in what's happening now it means to not protect but it means to serve to the ones that's don't deserve it

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it means to be treated unfairly even if you were born here. having to know a curtain way to act with cops. and being told how to not look suspicious, it's being scared if you look suspicious.

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being mixed i didn't really see culture alot, in school my Spanish teacher would have a dead of the dead set up to honor the holiday but i never really saw anything for russain culture.

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Masks do not allow us to be full who we are because under a mask, no one knows the real you, so if you hide under a mask, no one will know who you are.

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If someone were to say what happened at the Capitol is not the America we represent... they are completely wrong. When we go back in history all america really was built upon is slavery and injustice amongst black folks. As these communities have continued to preach for their rights, they gained them but in present day the America they know doesnt act like it. If what had happened at the Capitol was not the America we know then why is there so many cases of injustice towards BIPOC, there us no sugar coating the evil that this country is built off of, although the constitution states everyone is welcomed and has freedom in this country... why are people still getting deported, killed and judged for doing nothing. Saying what happened at the Capitol is not the America you know is a form of sugarcoating all the bad that this country actually is.

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I feel disgusted about the events that happened. He is definitely accountable because he let them believe everything the media said.

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I felt defeated after what has happened. I’m feeling this way because of trump false rumors towards people in the White House and towards the election caused his supporters to raided the capital vandalizing congress offices and also causing people to lose their life all because trump incited A false rumor that his supporters would take to heart and act unjustly. People don’t deserve to die over you not getting it your way, this causing me to feel defeated.

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I would say yes this is America because they are living in the country so they are supposed to be supporting their own country instead of destroying.

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My feelings were scared and upset because they actually went inside the U.S capitol and destroyed a lot of stuff and policemen didn't anything but help and watch people as if like everything is normal and they were disrespecting black people. Meanwhile if it was a peaceful protest for Black lives matter they wouldn't even be able to go pass the gate without being injured or shot. People who peacefully protest for BLM are doing a good thing by using their voice and telling people all around the world what is going on in our society. It angers me what goes on in our society and how racism is still going on.

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No I do not see being pro black the same as being anti white. I believe this because when your pro black you are not degrading whites you are just uplifting blacks more than you originally did such as supporting black groups, their products, black businesses And just them in general meanwhile being anti white means your opposing them in every form of matter that exists such as not allowing them to participate in any activities, not owning anything made by whites, not listening to white people music or just not participating or interacting with anything made or associated by whites. Leaving me to believe that anti white and pro black are not the same.

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My reaction to what happened at the US capital is sad and ashamed. I feel this way because if they were black the story would have been different and this proves their white privilege also this Does not represent or define in any way who we are as Americans.

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I feel like the destruction of the capital and the behavior exhibited on this day is embarrassing to America and Is extremely unacceptable and uncalled for.

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If someone said this I would agree with them. As an American we should all agree that everyone should be treated equally and given the same amount of opportunities, also we take our losses and don’t get mad about it just as we have done in the past. Violence is not the answer and it does not represent or define who we are as Americans so I agree with this.

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I don't really get to see much of my culture being taught in school, if anything most people of color don't, the only thing we are used for is as the punchline to peoples jokes.

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To be honestly with you I probably can't respond to that quote because I always want to see the place where I live a good and peaceful place. However, I know deep inside that action of Jan 6 is America and history has repeated itself again.

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I would respond as I would agree because America is not supposed to act this way, it's supposed to be dignified

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No, I don't think that the same as being anit white. The reason why I think because being pro black is being proud of your blackness and other things like that. That doesn't mean beign anti white.

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I would respond to it like “yes it is come into reality look into historical events, this is exactly what America is all about”

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My reaction to what happened that day is that I'm not suprised anymore, but I'm confused as to why get so violent over politics. I also realize history keeps repeating so I hope not but wouldn't be suprised if something like this continues to happen in the future.

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I just feel upset because they don't understand just attacking the capitol building won't change the outcome and they are attacking the capitol with a reason with no proof

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I feel like what happened on that day was disgusting. Out of all things people can preach for they decide to chose white supremacy and defend Donald Trump. A man who has done nothing but turn this country into complete garbage during his 4 years in presidency. Seeing people like AOC and the BIPOC community express their thoughts and feelings upon this situation breaks my heart. Especially because of the hardships I have gone through as a child of immigrants (no hate to my parents), but what those people dont understand is the amount of privilege they had while expressing their opinions on the election on that day. Because when it comes to actual meaningful protests we are seen worse than MAGA supporters.

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The prompt i choose was the second one because it was a very funny question. I was actually raised most of my years in Jamaica so i seeing myself and my culture in what i learned at school was basically everything, in school culture, being Jamaican, and being native to my land was everything. What's ironic, better yet to contrast and contradict the question in a way would be to say the contrast is that Jamaica is simply a black country on the contrary in my opinion the U.S is more of a 'caucasian' country now the contradiction would be imagine two signs on a metal pole

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The phrase "to protect and to serve" your community  mean to me that to take part of any community service your community have.
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The phrase "To Protect and To Serve" your community means to me is to help anybody in need. No matter what, be it race, religion, etc. You are to protect and serve the community.
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For me the phrase means to protect the civilians from danger and serve the government
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To me, "To Protect and To Serve" your community means to take care of and respect everyone inside of a community.
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This quote means to be to stick as one and help another when in need. Fight for eachother when weakened and support those of your community. No matter the color race or religion help anyone.
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To protect and serve, honestly when the phrase comes to mind all i can think about is 12, 12 meaning police, cops or basically anything along the line 12. To serve and protect to me is a phrase of false information or in other words inequality. Today i learned that trump supporters have broken into the capitol and raided it in addition a video was captured of a trump supporter where the supporter commences to take a photo with a cop meanwhile when there was a BLM protest, we can't even make it past the capitol gates without getting shot. The phrase 'to serve and protect' in conclusion is basically a bandaid covering up the mischeif of the government and the inequality in society there's no such thing as 'to serve and protect' its ore like potect your 'own kind'
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The phrase "To Protect and To Serve" means that to take care of each other in this community
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I believe the phrase "To protect and To Serve", symbolizes the amount of responsibility it takes to work for the government. Not only that but also those who are being protected are those who are served. Nowadays we see that there is a big problem with racial inequality, we as a society have observed how those of lighter skin get treated way more fairly than those of darker skin. So when we talk about this phrase in particular it all really comes down to the fact that those who are protected most are able to serve more efficiently in this country.
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To protect is to make sure the citizens of the us are safe and to serve is to undergo the rules of the country
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The phrase "To Protect and To Serve" it takes to work for the government and to take care of each other and our respect our community.  For example trump supporters broke into the capitol and they had a riot because trump didn't win and Trump told them they were going to the capitol to "protest" but it was a riot.  Meanwhile, the BLM was a peaceful protest and it's sad to see that racism still goes on today.  The trump supporters was allowed to go inside the capitol and broke a lot of things and disrespected Black people.   In the news they disrespected George Floyd by acting like him while taking a picture and that is not  right because that is just very disrespectful.  Meanwhile the BLM protest wouldn't even be able to go inside the gate or stand foot inside the capitol without getting injured or shot.  I don't understand how they could just go and take an innocent life away.  Where I am going with this is the people who joined the BLM are protecting black people's lives because they are using their voices and speak out about racism and how this must end.  They also serving because their are people getting together from the community to spread the word so the community is getting together to protest and  spread awareness.
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To protect is to ensure that our people are safe and to serve is to comply with the country's laws. To serve is also so that we support each other.
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To protect and serve your community means to me that you’re protecting people from a specific group. Meaning When protecting someone you are keeping them from harms way and in America and black people are usually seen as the one committing the harm. And protecting the white communities is simply shooting the black people for their satisfaction buy they call it protection.
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In my opinion I think to serve and protect the community means to control the community and ensure that no one is putting anyone at harm, or destroying the community. For example, cops protect our community by serving as a police officer as their job to ensure that no laws are broken but also that we are maintaining a save environment.
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I feel disgusted about the events that happened. It was just all over the place and not right. What wasn’t right was if it was black people doing or even thinking about ragging the White House we’d already be dead. Police don’t have no problem killing us for nothing but as soon as a group of white try to take over the White House there all of a sudden so peaceful.

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I see my culture and my in what I learn in school a lot. We talk about more of black history and events going on today that effects us

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Pro black is not equivalent to anti-white, being pro-black means to be supportive of the black community. It never had a meaning of anti anything except racism and inequality.

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Society/Media make us think so bad of ourselves that we usually follow what they think about us instead of who we really are.

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Pro-Black is not the same as     Anti-White because the meaning of Pro-Black means supporting Blacks.  Meanwhile, Anti-White means opposed or being hostile towards White People also known as being against Whites. I think this is unfair because I agree we should support Black but we should also respect Whites. We shouldn't go against people by their race because that is just ridiculous. This is why I think being Pro-Black is not the same as being Anti-White.

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I don’t really see my culture in what I learn at school. Although black culture is the main culture that everyone takes part in weather that’s a hairstyle, a dance style, the food u eat or other things we don’t really get taught about much of it .

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To protect and serve your community means to take care and protect the citizens of your community to the best of your ability

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In my opinion I think to serve and protect the community means to control the community and ensure that no one is putting anyone at harm, or destroying the community. For example, cops protect our community by serving as a police officer as their job to ensure that no laws are broken but also that we are maintaining a save environment.

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To protect and serve your community means to me that you’re protecting people from a specific group. Meaning When protecting someone you are keeping them from harms way and in America and black people are usually seen as the one committing the harm. And protecting the white communities is simply shooting the black people for their satisfaction buy they call it protection.

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To protect the people and serve your country.

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Being pro-black means to help with the black community, nothing say that being pro-black also means being anti-white. Also some whites do support the black community as well.

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To protect is to ensure that our people are safe and to serve is to comply with the country's laws. To serve is also so that we support each other.

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The phrase "To Protect and To Serve" it takes to work for the government and to take care of each other and our respect our community.  For example trump supporters broke into the capitol and they had a riot because trump didn't win and Trump told them they were going to the capitol to "protest" but it was a riot. Meanwhile, the BLM was a peaceful protest and it's sad to see that racism still goes on today. The trump supporters was allowed to go inside the capitol and broke a lot of things and disrespected Black people. In the news they disrespected George Floyd by acting like him while taking a picture and that is not right because that is just very disrespectful. Meanwhile the BLM protest wouldn't even be able to go inside the gate or stand foot inside the capitol without getting injured or shot. I don't understand how they could just go and take an innocent life away. Where I am going with this is the people who joined the BLM are protecting black people's lives because they are using their voices and speak out about racism and how this must end. They also serving because their are people getting together from the community to spread the word so the community is getting together to protest and spread awareness.

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To protect is to make sure the citizens of the us are safe and to serve is to undergo the rules of the country

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I believe the phrase "To protect and To Serve", symbolizes the amount of responsibility it takes to work for the government. Not only that but also those who are being protected are those who are served. Nowadays we see that there is a big problem with racial inequality, we as a society have observed how those of lighter skin get treated way more fairly than those of darker skin. So when we talk about this phrase in particular it all really comes down to the fact that those who are protected most are able to serve more efficiently in this country.

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To be Black in America means that you are worshiped for you culture but get discriminated against and shit down because of your race

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The phrase "To Protect and To Serve" means that to take care of each other in this community

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To protect and serve, honestly when the phrase comes to mind all i can think about is 12, 12 meaning police, cops or basically anything along the line 12. To serve and protect to me is a phrase of false information or in other words inequality. Today i learned that trump supporters have broken into the capitol and raided it in addition a video was captured of a trump supporter where the supporter commences to take a photo with a cop meanwhile when there was a BLM protest, we can't even make it past the capitol gates without getting shot. The phrase 'to serve and protect' in conclusion is basically a bandaid covering up the mischeif of the government and the inequality in society there's no such thing as 'to serve and protect' its ore like potect your 'own kind'

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One way i experience two ness is when i go to a party and i have to diffrent friend groups to hang out, i have to pick and choose what stereo type i want to represent

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This quote means to be to stick as one and help another when in need. Fight for eachother when weakened and support those of your community. No matter the color race or religion help anyone.

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To me, "To Protect and To Serve" your community means to take care of and respect everyone inside of a community.

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For me the phrase means to protect the civilians from danger and serve the government

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The phrase "To Protect and To Serve" your community means to me is to help anybody in need. No matter what, be it race, religion, etc. You are to protect and serve the community.

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The phrase "to protect and to serve" your community mean to me that to take part of any community service your community have.

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Because you can define yourself using different categories, like looks, personalities, actions etc

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To be black in America means that you are treated differently than others, sadly.

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To be black in America means that you are treated differently than others, sadly. You get less opportunities, and you are not always safe.

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Being black in America means being judged because your skin color I’m not getting a lot of opportunities or freedom or Rights just because were darker .

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It’s really hard to define who we truly are because not a lot of people like sharing a lot of information about themselves because other people have other views and opinions

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Being black in America is probably the most life risking positions to live in. As we have seen black people cant truly express themselves the way they wish they could, but rather have adjusted to the tactics of code switching in order to fit in with others that most likely would mock them for their way of expressing themselves. Not only that but in today society black parents have to educate their kids with the talk in order to re-assure them of their rights and the risks they will have to eventually go through as they grow older. This issue impacts the emotional aspect of black individual in many ways, they start to create a sense of "twoness", in which one version of themselves is used to act around those who they feel is different from them and the other which is their true forms of being. All of which comes down to the unfair lifestyle black people have to live in.

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To be black in America it means worthless.  I say it mean worthless because in America African Americans are always getting targeted and called out and judged they are look at in the worst way possible

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I agree with Du busio because black are always get judged or overlooked by white peoples opinions

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Being black in America means you along with other poc are judged, given less opportunities and treated less then human.

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I have experienced two-ness when I was at the store and, I was the on witnessing a black man being sort of like a dish soap in pepper water; every one avoided being close to this guy. Yes I agree with Du Boi's thoughts on black identity in the US because they were only avoiding him because of the color of his skin. This makes the man see himself differently and not know what to feel.

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ecause I was the only black person in the store she thought that I couldn’t pay for it (I did btw, it went thru) then I left the store.
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To be black in America means to be oppressed from the day you were born. People will view you as a thug or a villain even if they don't know a thing about you. Racists will make unfair stereotypes about your people and you will seem to have less rights than other cultures.

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To be black in America you would have to be accepted by white people I order to gain respect. In this white dominated society for you to gain jobs or to be considered “proper” you would have to dress, act, and sound to white peoples liking. If not done you are view as a Stereotypical black person and is seen as “unprofessional” for example having Your hair out or dressing in your cultures color to a job interview is seen as unprofessional and sometimes if you have an accent you may not be given a job. You have to adjust or change to society’s liking in order to gain respect.

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Ive experienced “twoness” while I was shopping so I bought myself this expensive bag in mark cross and while I was waiting online to purchase the bag, this nice looking white lady bought a similar looking bag and just handed her card with no questions asked but when I went up to pay she read the price out loud of the bag and ask if I have enough money to pay for it meanwhile they didn’t ask that white lady not one question. I felt like because I was the only black person in the store she thought that I couldn’t pay for it (I did btw, it went thru) then I left the store.

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To be Black in America means to be aware of you surroundings and try to fit in because I know Black people get less advantages then white people do. I am honestly disappointed that Racism is still going on. I feel like everybody should be treated as equal and not judge people by their skin color. Honestly, at this point it's absoluley ridiculous.

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It means to always have to be on guard and trying to fit in best

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I think I’m America it means low class, less opportunities, and similar lifestyles. I feel that black people are always looked at to be thugs, cereal killers and bad things do to bad decisions people mostly black have made in the past and also because some white people believe blacks are animals and aren’t on the same level as them. All besides the fact that blacks had to go through slavery for 400 years and are still being oppressed and targeted to today.

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to be black in America means a lot of things but if there was one thing i learned or a take away is the traits. Traits meaning when your mom gets on a buisness call  they would use their most proper tone as oppose to when theyre on the phone with their home girl they would use AAVE meaning ( african american vernacular english). So to be black in America you really cant only be yourself amongst everybody because there is no being only black in America.

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To be Black in America you have to act like the others around so you can fit in. Even when fitting in being  black give you less rights than anyone one else just because of how people sees you.

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i agree with Du Bois' thoughts about Black identity in the US because the stereotypes for black people in America cause them to hide their true self in order to prevent being judged by others.

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being carful to not look suspicious, having to worry if someone is going overreact over something, have to continue being separated from the rest by being called black Americans then just being known as American all different because of their skin

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To be black in america you have to know how to act around certain people. You need to be able to code switch in able to survive as a black person.

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To be black in America means we get less opportunity than white people .

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What it means to be black in America is to have less rights to feel less of who you are as if we’re trash. It means to have to get used to dealing with the hard days and the inequality.

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To be Black in America means that you have less rights than some people, you are treated differently, and you are sometimes never safe. You would be targeted a lot more and you don't get as many opportunities as white people.

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I agree with Du Bois thoughts on black identity because in the real world black people would have never felt this way if society had never put them in situations where they felt uncomfortable or pressured.

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They dont necessarily hide who we are but when we wear masks we feal moer in control of ourselves and in result our cofidence is also boosted because when u are wearing that mask no one knows who u are and in turn u cant be judged for it for anything including apperances and or actions.

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I think it’s hard because we don’t fully know who we are where stilling grown

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In my opinion I believe mask hide who we really are it builds up a character that where not

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It is difficult to define who we are because we know how bad we can sound or even embarrassing, but also the fact that ,most of us know people have already made an assumption of you in their head and you know you wouldn't fit that assumption or standard of being.