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In today's society, we are presented with the idea that we have equality and still to this day, people of color face discrimination. The concept of discrimination is very grey because it comes in all forms, not just on race. In today's world, we preach that we want to all get along, all races, and yet still we are dividing ourselves. Modern segregation is real, and as much as we like to think our society has grew from that part of history, it is still sadly in place. Being "racist" is not something anyone is born with, it is something that is taught and it's taught because people grow up and believe stereotypes and then teach that to their youth. This then leads us down a road where we have tried for so long to steer off of. As much as we'd like to see less of it, racial discrimination happens every day, and it's from all races. Everyone is apart of it, and segregation between our cultures, our social groups and stereotypes are what lead us down the road

Race Racial Discrimination  What more adds to racial discrimination? Segregation between our cultures and social groups only divides us even more, and helps set up a divide between the races, even more. Segregated culture and social aspects, racial profiling  Journals about real life experiences with discrimination, civil rights websites for research, statistics on racial profiling in the united states/world.  https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/apr/03/21st-century-segregation-divided-race

Delilah Calvo Professor JoAnne Harris English 1101- Section 30 1 April 2020 Racial Profiling "Racial Profiling."  Gale Opposing Viewpoints Online Collection , Gale, 2020.  Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints , https://link.gale.com/apps/doc/PC3010999266/OVIC?u=ggcl&sid=OVIC&xid=199eedaa. Accessed 1 Apr. 2020.             Racial profiling is a societal issue that we have been dealing with for many years and even now it still is present. Racial profiling is when you suspect someone of committing a crime based on their stereotypes tied to their race and in the United States this is a huge issue. We see it in law enforcement, education, our jobs, when you travel and just everyday life it unfortunately happens. It’s dated all the way back to when we passed the Fugitive Slave Act in 1793, it set a course of other acts to come into play about putting restrictions on a specific race. Racial profiling was high in New York back in the mid-’90s when they had the

If you look around you see almost every one is listening to music and there is a reason why we are constantly listening to music. Scientists state that dopamine is released whenever someone listens to something they like, and that's why you get goosebumps sometimes when listening to that Beyonce. It gives us this feel good feeling, and improves our mood. It's proven that music activates emotional, motor and creative areas of the brain, therefore affecting not just our sense of sound but other senses.  The famous "Stand By Me" by Ben King is a universally loved song and has been sung by many over the years. Even to this day, we have famous artists, street performers, local town musicians, all performing this song. This song personally gives me a feeling of hope and shared love and it does give out a message. Most subliminal messages are sent through ads, movies, songs etc. and to figure out what the message is, it's easier to break it down to fully understand wha