“A http://cjni.com/2009 scientific study done at Princeton University indicates that the United States is no longer a Democracy. The country has now morphed into an Oligarchy.”
Has the U.S. every been ruled by ‘the people’?
The U.S. has never been a democracy. The U.S. is a republic with democratic ideals.
Dr. Cornel West has been saying that the U.S. is a plutocracy and an oligarchy ever since I started listening to him on Smiley & West.
It’s sooooo anooooyyying: Creaky vocal trend part of social hierarchy
Grand Forks Herald
It’s sooooo anooooyyying: Creaky vocal trend part of social hierarchy.
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From Sevly Snguon’s post: My Asian-American Awakening: Realizing that I am a Person of Color
In this diagram do you think the placement of each group is accuratly depicted?
Where would Native Americans and Xican@s/Latin@s be depicted?
Add the categories – physical superiority, mental superiority, family unity superiority and watch the graph change.
Although this diagram is an oversimplification, it’s useful to make useful points about stereotyping and discrimination. Combine this diagram with incarceration stastics and Michelle Alexander’s book The New Jim Crow and the dots connect and makes sense. This is a depiction of American’s distorted perception of our cultures.
See on sevlysnguon.wordpress.com
“In America when we speak of poverty we hear terms such as poor and lower class. Pandi These words by themselves mean relatively little but once they are coded they take on the connotations such as unwanted, unusable, unable, less than, bad, and/or unworthy. These coded terms then become concepts unto themselves that when used inspire ideas and notions. For instance often when hear about people being poor and lower class we think of them through the connotations attached and we develop ideas such as the thought that those people to whom these terms may refer are in such a place because they are stupid, undeserving, uncivilized, and/or lazy.”
