Frikkie likes working on his uncle's farm and playing around. ... During his spare time on the farm, he sculptured clay figures of animals, people, and plants. ... Furthermore, Tengo used to like farm works in his childhood, but then he liked learning better as the idea that learning gives him the power to change his family's status became stronger. ... On the farm, he used to play with a white boy named Frikkie at his age. The white boy was the farm owner's nephew. ...

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Willalee was the son of the black family who helped work the farm. ... Jimmy Carter's youth consisted of living on a large farm in Georgia. ... On the farm he lived on he wondered why that a half century after the "War Between the States" (17) his families "could not forget that we had been conquered while most of our neighbors were black people whose grandparents had been liberated in the same conflict. ... Jim lived on a farm in North Carolina were he lived with his three uncles and his mother. They were a few black field hands who helped tend the farm. ...

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One example was with her dad that decided to abandon her mom and the rest of the family for a yellow skinned female whose husband died in an accident on the farms they worked at. Then again when her and her family moved to a new town after her mom divorced her dad and her mom's new boyfriend was yellow and the rest of his family was yellow. ... The yellow people weren't as rich as the whites were but they had a little more money then moody and her family did. They owned their own house while moody and her family had to rent a shack type house from the whites and work on their farm...

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Fifty years ago family's consisted of a mother, a father, and some children. ... The father was the income of the family and there was no problem with that. If you lived on a farm the father would also come home from work and then go out to work on the farm. The normal rate of children in a family was about 3-5 kids. Today family is a word that is taken in many different ways. ...

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An example would be some organic farms. The people who work and live at the farm feel they are equal and a big part of their life is based around the same activities. ... Mexican immigrants usually do not speak English, have big families, and do not eat American food. This is all in contrast to the "average American" who speaks English, probably has a small nuclear family living in one home, and eats hamburgers and fries. ...

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In the chant of Jimmy Blacksmith when Jimmy was a child he was taken to a white family, which was thought to be he right thing to do in the early 1800s. As a result of Jimmy going back to his own family and following their culture he was exposed to violence. ... He was being pushed into things he didn't want to do, being a black man Growing up in a white mans world was too hard for him to handle, he burst out and started killing everyone that turned his life around, starting with the women from the farm that he worked at. ...

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African Americans were enslaved on small farms, large plantations, inside homes, in the fields, and in manufacturing. ... Slaves married, had children, and worked hard to keep their families together. ... In some cases, young children of both races played together on farms and plantations. ...

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They would operate vegetable farms in the interior and coastal cities and some even ended up working for wealthy white families. ... They would work hard for whatever amount of money they were given, and try to provide as much as possible for their families in China. They always had the hope of going back to China too see their families and return to their Country. ...

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They were nomadic herders and unlike the English, who farmed the land, they hunted for their food. Their large families "seemed to indicate a lack of self-control" which was the colonists" form of birth control. ... Little did they know that they had many common experiences with the black race: Practically every accusation that has been made against the American blacks was also made against the Irish: Their family life was inferior, they had no ambition, they did not keep up their homes, they drank too much, they were not responsible, they had no morals, it was not safe to walk thro...

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Clarence got treated better just because of his race, even though he was very rude to the child and the family he visited. ... He works on a farm and has always wanted a gun. He sees himself as restricted because he can't get what he wants partly because of his family and his race. ...

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