Historical Background of The Harlem Renaissance Between 1900-1920 the number of blacks in Harlem doubled, as did the black populations in many other northern cities. ... Beginning there, those sitting in restaurants, coming out of theatres, standing in doorways and looking out of windows are practically all Blacks; and then he emerges where the population suddenly becomes white again. ... By 1920, black Harlem had extended from 130th to 145th Street with a population of about 73,000 b;acls. 66.9 percent of Manhattan's blacks. ...

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Hate crime legislation is discrimination. That's right, pure discrimination. But you're probably thinking this is ironic, as you've been told hate crimes are supposed to fight this very thing. And after all, this is America, the land where we're supposed to be of any gender, race, religion, or sexua...

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The only problem is that it discriminates against the larger portion of the population, namely whites and men. ... Statistics from universities across the nation show alarming trends of the double standards of admissions that affirmative action creates. ...

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