Essays on African American

A Dream Deferred A Dream Deferred is the poem of Langston Hughes that explores many potential results that may take place when the dream is not recognized as soon as possible. Moreover, the sonnet poses questions related to the aspirations of the individuals and results that arise when precise goals are...

Toni Morison's "Beloved" is a comprehensive account of the bitter experiences that African Americans endured during the period of slave trading and slavery, to exemplify reminiscences of the past, and how such history is important for realistically preparing and organizing for the future (Morrison 7). The aspect of recollection in...

Harriet Tubman and Rosa Parks have many similarities in their lives, such as combating slavery, being African American women, and being selfless in making sacrifices for others; however, they have minor distinctions, such as being born at different times and living under different conditions. As a result, the parallels vastly...

Jordan Peele's "Get Out" is a historical commentary on race relations in America. The film focuses on the African-American man as he meets his girlfriend's family for the first time. Although the parents claim to be liberalists with no racial tendencies, Chris believes that something is off, since most black...

I have been a witness of police brutality in the community. I would like to put down my disappointment towards to the manner in which the members of the minority groups were targeted by your officers. I am aware of the proper duty of the police department and that is to...

Police Shootings and Officer Killings: A Comparison The essence of police shootings evokes strong feelings in certain cases. In comparison, police officer killings are synonymous with massive disinformation. Montgomery noted in the article 'Why Cops Kill,' that no one was tracking police killings in Florida, the third-largest state in the United...