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This 5 page paper discusses the population diversity and racialization that occurs in Calhoun, Georgia. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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is, more African Americans than whites live in poverty; there is less access to health care for some groups than others; and so on. This paper explores these issues in
Calhoun, Georgia, in the context of neighborhoods, local government, schools, and the workplace. Discussion Once the student has explored the sources and organized them, he or she might write something
like this: Calhoun, Georgia, is a small town in northwest Georgia, about 70 miles north of Atlanta and 40 miles south of Chattanooga, Tennessee (Administration). It is growing rapidly, thanks
to a combination of a low cost of living and a large industrial sector, which "includes several Fortune 500 companies" (Administration). Mohawk Carpets is located here, as are Mannington Floor
Covering and Dixie Yarns, among others (Administration). It hasnt been easy to find information on problems facing African Americans or other minorities. After all, this is not something any community
wants to talk about and repeated searches for things like "race relations" and "racial conflict" havent turned up anything to indicate that there is trouble of that sort in Calhoun.
But it would be na?ve to assume that there is no prejudice or discrimination in Calhoun for the simple reason that it exists everywhere in the U.S. Unfortunately, I cant
quantify that observation with any articles or supporting evidence beyond common sense. However, one person by the name of "Karen" said that she had found it difficult to be accepted
in Calhoun, since it is "a charming town, but not open to newcomers" (Karen, 2006). She mentions the Southern mindset that says anyone not from the South, and specifically not
from within "the ten mile radius of where they were born, grew up and lived, alongside their kin, their entire life," is a Yankee-with all the negative stereotypes that that
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