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Rousseau's Second Discourse A close analysis of Rousseau's 2nd Discourse on Inequality, basically a history of man's social evolution and the development of governments, which places private property at the root of all conflict between humans.
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Cruel And Inhumane Conditions On South Carolina's Rice Plantation. This six-page undergraduate level paper on the Cruel and Inhumane Conditions on South Carolina's Rice Plantation focuses on the sad plight of the African people shipped to the Americas as slaves. It also concentrates on the material culture, living conditions and the journey of hardships and humiliation the blacks had to travel in order to gain equal status to those who owned them.
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A Review of Negro Education in Alabama: A Study in Cotton and Steel by Horace Mann Bond. A review of the book Negro Education in Alabama: A Study in Cotton and Steel by Horace Mann Bond. By understanding the cultural points that lay within the education of blacks in South, we can understand how this author approaches this system with clarity.
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Jefferson's Views Towards Slavery: Addressing His "Notes on the State of Virginia". This paper explores the views of Jefferson towards slavery as is discussed in his Notes on the State of Virginia. and place these thoughts within the reference frame of the period to demonstrate how Jefferson did not see slavery as the social evil it has since been acknowledged as, but also that he did recognize slavery as a practice that he was unwilling to cease outright through emancipation.
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An Essay on Fredrick Douglass' Narrative. This 5-page paper is a sketch detailing Fredrick Douglass's life. It details his working relationships with his slaveholding families, and discusses how his story is a fair depiction of slavery.
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Gender and Racial Bias in Transportation: An Analysis. This five-page graduate paper discusses how the American transportation system has a built-in gender and racial bias. The author examines the validity of this argument, identifies the major ways that our transportation system discriminates by race and gender, and describes three policies that might be effective in bringing more gender and racial equity to the U.S. transportation system.
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East Harlem And Robert Moses. Robert Moses was a leader in the early years of East Harlem in New York City. East Harlem was the home of the New Negro. One of the early songs was called "All Coons Look Alike to me". The people in East Harlem have changed due to the new welfare laws and people who are dedicated to changing the area.
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