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This 8 page paper considers how, over time, with different weak or minority groups, there has been the fight for equality. Real equality is economic equality, with freedom and choice. The paper looks at how the fight and the perceptions remain similar, but the arguments may reflect the contemporary time as well as the way in which discrimination or persecution can create a form of unity as well as the use of a wide range of tools to fight for equality. The paper looks at these issues by focusing on different six articles. Te bibliography cites 6 sources.
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treated can be seen as having different aspects and similarities. There are patterns which indicate those I power will always seek to keep weaker or minority population powerless, that those
who are persecuted will find a commonality that gives strength. This also shows how the fight for equality is an ongoing struggle not one that is focused only in the
1960s, with the manifestation of the fight for equality mirrors the contemporary social values and structures. It may also be argued that there is a message with the main motivator
of create persecution or discrimination being fear. Equality is also seen as only being real when it results not only in equality of opportunity, but economic equality. In the
first article With Pickets, Basket, and Ballots1 there is consideration of Mexicans and specifically Mexican women from the beginning of the twentieth century, Without repeating the text the messages are
string, There are many attempts to keep the weak powerless, form taking away hammers so that nuts have to be cracked by fist, simply because the workers were earning too
much, to the way in which the minority women were treated when entering mainstream sociality, not only by the press, but also by fellow workers2. This was seen with
many examples, from the entrance of union activist Julia Luna Mount leaving her job at a cannery and subsequently being chased through a parking lot after joining Douglas Aircraft as
a C-47 framer in an attempt to gain higher wages, though to the 1943 zoot suit riots and the interment of the Japanese Americans, all of these were events that
served to marginalise the weak, and remind them that they were seen as second class citizens. Fear may be a motivator by those who were oppressing, fear of economic
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