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political science and law literatures, the term `minority rights’ is used to refer to legal provisions that have two key features: first, they are intended to recognize or accommodate the distinctive needs of non-dominant ethnic or racial groups; and second, they do so by adopting minority-specific measures, above and beyond the non-discriminatory enforcement of universal individual rights that apply regardless of group membership. In this respect, minority rights are often distinguished from anti-discrimination

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In the past women and minorities have dealt with several obstacles that has prevented them from becoming leaders in organizations. According to Sanchez-Hucles and Davis (2010), women and minorities have experienced discrimination and biases that has prevented them from achieving and performing in leadership roles. Fortunately, both women and minorities have come a long way since that time. The glass ceiling theory that has been preventing so many women from achieving leadership roles has been cracked

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while John is on the run. John has to uncover the truth behind his murder prediction and learn other truths along the way. This 2002 drama, mystery movie Minority Report, was directed by Steven Spielberg and stars Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, Samantha Morton, and many more. According to Mentalfloss.com, Spielberg supposedly said that he wanted Minority

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Minorities face oppression in any society, each minority having a perspective and situation unique to their own experience. The complex relationship between the Asian Americans and other people of color’s opinions regarding affirmative action, an outcome of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960’s, act as a stark reminder of the different effects of past injustices and current inequalities depending on the particular ethnic group. Affirmative action, essentially a policy designed to compensation/reparation/redress

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landscape of culture in the U.S.A. many ethnic minorities find it difficult to give up their native languages to speak the English language, because they feel that they are losing a part of their culture. However, what they should realize is that by accepting the English language into their lives they are not losing a part of their culture, they are gaining a new identity for themselves and their culture.The most common reason for ethnic minorities’ fear of giving up their languages is fear that

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To: Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of EducationFrom: Evan SadrakulaDate: April 15, 2016Subject: Disproportionality of Minority Groups in Special EducationIntroductionSome students are subject to unequal representation at school, particularly those in a minority group. In the past, there were vast amounts of racial biases that spread across the United States. Unfortunately, racial bias still exists today, in the 21st century. There are those who feel that certain groups of people should not

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