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The New Racism: How Past Inequalities Shape Our Present and Future

In "The New Racism," author Reginald Cureton explores how historical injustices impact our current social dynamics and influence our future. Using shapes to symbolize various races, he emphasizes that while the barriers of segregation appear to have fallen, deep-rooted biases persist. The presentation advocates for a future where unity prevails and individuals are evaluated by their character, not their race. This powerful dialogue invites reflection on our progress and challenges us to aspire toward inclusivity and appreciation of diversity.

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The New Racism: How Past Inequalities Shape Our Present and Future

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  1. The New Racism How is the past effecting us now & How will it effect our future?

  2. By: Reginald (Reggie) Cureton

  3. Read before continuing the Slide Show!! For the purposes of this slide show… the shapes are used to represent different races or nationalities… The Caucasion American population. The African American population. Americans of Mid-Eastern descent.

  4. The Past

  5. P r e s e n t • The lines of segregation have been removed but what does that mean for us right now?

  6. The future We should all look forward to the day in which we will all be happy to intermingle with all colors , races, and nationalities.

  7. The Past

  8. The Present

  9. The Future NO OPPRESSION UNITY

  10. How to judge a person • People should be judged by the contents of their hearts and not by the color of their skin, or nationality!

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