Minority Groups

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This paper discusses negative and positive stereotyping of minority groups. It focuses mainly on African-Americans in the United States. The paper explores literature on the topic and expands on the cyclical effects of negative stereotyping. The author contends that social awareness and the rise of successful African-Americans will break the negative stereotype image.

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Summary
Introduction
Literature on Black Studies and Stereotyping
Analysis and Conclusion
Works Cited

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"United States is a rich country, richest in the whole world. We go in all corners of the world to help the poor, impose our version of democracy on Iraq and Afghanistan and other countries and spend billions and trillions on these noble endeavors. The plight of poor, the blacks, the Hispanics however goes unnoticed. The truth is that America has failed to develop a social support system for the unemployed, the sick and the poor, while this type of system work across the border in Canada and also in Western Europe. The reason of this negligent behavior might lie in the racial origin of the poor. "

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