How do I write an autobiographical research paper on how race relates to my community??
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take on personas and interview everyone.  there is a book, "black like me" where a white guy colored himself black, shaved his head, etc. and just walked around as a black guy.  kind of interesting.  or just use every different race friend you can beg borrow or buy, to go around and ask the same questions of the population.
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There are literally hundreds of free resources about writing research papers. Have you googled today? Try this link...\n\nhttp://www.aresearchguide.com/1steps.html
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You can try something like this: http://members.tripod.com/~lklivingston/essay/\nOr for a book report: http://www.timeforkids.com/TFK/media/hh/pdfs/ideaorganizers/book_report_ideaorg.pdf
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Try finding the books: "Fear of A Black Man" By Charles Barkley, "The Agony of Education: Black Students at White Colleges and Universities" By Joe R. Fegan Hernan Vera, and Nikitah Imani, anything by John T. Gato, "Why are all the Black Kids Sitting Together in The Cafeteria" By Beverly Tatum, and if you are a college student, make use of your libraries online journals, type in just like this: "Racial Discrimination + Minorities AND Hihger education" Then see what you pull back. I have a list of journal articles that are great, but these books should point you in the right direction. Good luck!
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you should write about mob mentality, how people do things they know are wrong or that they disagree with just because everyone else does it.  or something about following tradition despite moral or religious objection.
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Interesting inquiry...My family taught me to be a racist because of the treatment they experienced while living in the south back in the 50's and 60's.  When I went to college and found out that I could be friends with people of all races my entire existence expanded.  I had to learn how to take a stand for what I believed in whether my family and friends agreed with me or not.  Learning to be my self and bridge the race gap with others has been quite enlightening.  Then again...I challenge myself to grow spiritually, so letting go of the past is one lesson I have been able to conquer.  The gift is not to resist, but to examine and inquire.  You're on the right path.  Peace.
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I see you are having considerable difficulty getting help with this novel.  I haven't read the novel, but possibly some links that discuss cultural assimilation involving various groups, including  Americans of Asian background, may be useful to you.  \n\nThese links should get you started on your assignment.  I hope this helps.
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Look on the web for info. Then right an introduction paragraph leading into ther next. Maybe you can write a paragraph on ther daily work habits, both the men and the women. Then write one about there struggles with the government ( how did the gov. treat them, taxes, ect.) Write one on there daily life. What did they live in, what did they eat, what did they do for fun and entertainment? What did there children do to help out. Did they have education? I could write a book if you let me go on. What did the peasants do that was important for there people and the country. It just keep going and going. Hope this helps a little.
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No offense, but that sounds like it's supposed to be kind of a personal experience type essay.  Those usually work better when you come up with it yourself, from your own life.  There has to be something you can think of.  Did your parents get divorced?  Did a family member (like a grandparent) die?  Did you move?  Did you receive a nice gift that really touched you?  Did you help someone out and see that your good deed really made their day?  Stuff like that\n\nPS:  Brandon is a good name.
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Here's one by race and one by ancestry, hope this helps.
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It sounds like you are asking for a full research paper. That is a lot more that what can be posted in an answer here.\n\nAre you having a hard time finding research material? You may want to ask the librarian at your library. They are supposed to be skilled in helping you find materials for research projects.
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First step:  Just jot down your ideas\nSecond step:  Try to connect common ideas into  paragraphs.\nThird step: Develop a good lead paragraph.\nFourth step:  Develop a good ending that summarizes your points.\n\nThoughts to consider:\n*  Clubs, activities, social events, etc.\n*  Leadership experience, i.e. club president.\n*  Volunteer in local community and/or church functions.\n*  Part-time jobs.\n*  Unique courses completed.\n*  What is your passion?  What do you really like to do?\nFor example, do you bake, run, draw?\n*  Do other students come to you for advice?  Do you mentor younger students?\n*  Have you had to overcome a difficult situation?  Maybe a handicap or discrimination?  What did you learn from that experience?\n*  What makes you different?  Stand out in the crowd?\n\nGood luck.  Just jot down ideas, and it will eventually all flow together into a good essay.  This is your time to brag about you!
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Please look at Joan Moores' book "Homeboys" it has longitudinal data that can be very helpful. Also look at "Going Down to the Barrio" by Joan W Moore. Still available online from Amazon.com. The editorial review from that site says it all:\n\nEditorial Reviews\n\nFrom Library Journal\nThis sequel to Homeboys: Gangs, Drugs, and Prisons in the Barrios of Los Angeles (Temple Univ. Pr., 1978) is based on continuing research begun by Moore and Carlos Garcia. It traces the 45 years of two Chicano youth gangs in Los Angeles. Through analysis of economic trends and hundreds of trenchant interviews, she has unearthed evidence that the stereotypes of Hispanic youth gangs promoted by the media are mistaken and alarmist. Hers is one of the few studies to cover girl gangs in depth. She offers copious statistics to show that what changed these gangs from primarily ethnic social groups to many that deal in drugs and crime was the increased unemployability of young barrio men. Index, bibliography, notes, charts, methods, and somewhat dry text indicate that this is aimed at the scholarly and professional community.\n- Anne Osborn, Youth Training Sch., Ontario, Cal.\nCopyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc. \n\nBook Description\nIn this illuminating look at two Chicano gangs in East Los Angeles, Joan W. Moore examines the changes and continuities among three generations of barrio gangs. As a sequel to the author's award-winning study, Homeboys (Temple, 1979), this book returns to the same neighborhoods to chart the development of gang behavior, especially in terms of violence and drug use, and to compare experiences of male and female gang members. \nIn a remarkable research collaborative effort, Moore and gang members worked together to develop an understanding of both male and female gangs and an internal vision of gang members' lives. By using excerpts from individual interviews, the author depicts more about the gangs than simply their life together as a unit; she gives them a voice. Gang members discuss their personal reaction to violence, drug using and selling, family relations and intra-gang dating; they share intimacies that reveal varying levels of loyalty to and dependency on their affiliations, which often become a family substitute. \n\nAfter maintaining neighborhood ties for 17 years, Moore's research group has established a relationship with these communities that gives her a rare perspective. This is a fascinating and informative book for anyone interested in sociology, criminology, youth behavior and deviance, and ethnic studies. --This text refers to the Paperback edition. \n\nI hope this helps. We have to keep in mind that Latinos in the US are memorialize in history and white male America as yet another blockage removed in the quest to dominate North America. A conquered people thrown out of their own land by europeans. They are, for that reason, marginalize and dehistorized in mainstream perception and media. Latinos and Latinas are a vital and significant force in the US in spite of the american desires to the contrary.
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purchase research paper online. :)\n\nMany websites on net. I am using http://www.nicetermpaper.com
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The following page on the US Census website contains race data from the 2000 census:\n\nhttp://www.census.gov/population/cen2000/phc-t1/tab01.pdf
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Well, the topic can be about yourself. i did that topic last year. write some stuff about yourself, put on some images,talk about your activities, family, and link them up with hyperlinks into one big web page. To make it easier, go to www.macromedia.com and download DREAMWEAVER for free. it is a program which makes web publishing a peice of cake .  :>
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Do you get to pick your own topic?  Can you choose a short story? If so, write a paper on the group cohesiveness (how a group of people can influence a single person or smaller group) in the short story "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson.  You can compare and contrast to today's society.  I used this topic for a college paper and got a great grade.  A hint, teachers don't like reading the same paper over and over so if you know that a certain topic is really popular, try to either steer clear of it or vary it somewhat. \n**Also, make sure you use the 5 paragraph format (first paragraph introduces your thesis and 3 main points, next 3 paragraph supports each point, final paragraph reinforces points and thesis before closing).