Presentation Reflections

         Teamwork is the thing that has helped us grow and evolve throughout all of human history. Teamwork brings people together and helps us go to greater heights. In this project the groups talked about chapters 3,9 and 10. All the groups showed amazing teamwork and used all their skills to put together these wonderful presentations that we saw in class. Group one did their presentation on race and ethnicity. Their presentation was really immersive with the videos and slides that they showed, we learned about the difference between race and ethnicity and how people confuse them. Race has to do with your looks and skin while ethnicity is the place and background you come from. Overall their presentation got the class excited and did a good job at getting their point across while keeping us entertained. Group two did their presentations on chapter 9 communication. Group two talked about the importance of communication and how it can help us understand eac...

       Every group did a good job at presenting how racial problems divide and affect us during this horrible pandemic. The groups got assigned the topics of history of law and order, health care and immigration, and racial divides in America. Talking about these issues will help us understand what's going on in the country and help us come together in these times. Group 1 did a good job at explaining the history of law and order. The talked about court cases and how law and order has changed throughout the years. Group 1 also mentioned how corrupt the system was back then and how many racist laws were used to keep minorities down especially black people. They also talked about rallies and protests that are going on right now and how it is affected by law and order. The people in their group explained everything with great detail and gave a really good presentation. Group 2 did their presentation on health care and immigration. They talked about the problem that we ...

      Because the presence of racism and bias in any of our institutions limits our reach and the possibility of realizing the full promise and potential of an equitably informed public, we must go beyond hashtags, statements, and committees and do the hands-on work needed to systemically uproot racism. This requires that we be willing to confront racism in our communities and our own homes. I am frustrated. I am frustrated by the plague of racism in the US, which leads to injustice. Others have come to believe that initiatives that want to transform struggling communities need to find ways to break down the separation that exists between the initiative’s leaders and staff and the people whose lives are supposed to be helped.       The twin pandemics of COVID-19 and systemic racism have thrust the challenges people across the diaspora face into sharp relief. But anti-racial discrimination and the struggle for freedom and racial equality globally....