The San Francisco Borad of Supervisors blame the Chinese for these living conditions. They argue that it is as if the Chinese community existed in open defiance of the law and even say that they are stronger against the law than other races.
I do not agree with their assessment because it is profoundly racist, attributing this conditions to some racial essentialism and campaigning for the banning of Chinese citizens in American soil. Instead of this, the San Francisco Board of supervisors should try to address the political and social factors that have led the Chinese communities to live in those conditions: being denied certain jobs other than cooks or housemaids, affordable housing outside of ghettoes and the financial stability to look after their families, communities and the improvement of their spaces in the city.
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The answer is white women.
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A lot.
If we are talking about the United States:
- During WW2, the men of the U.S. were being shipped off to war in either the European, or more commonly the pacific theater. There wasn’t that many men back in the U.S. to work in the factories to produce supplies, etc. for these soldiers. Along with a good portion of other buisnesses were having a <em>significant </em>increase in woman labor.
- Not only did this increase the amount that women were working outside of being stay-at-home work, but it increased their self esteem. Of course, businesses used that to get them to work more the best example is the “We can do it poster” that we’ve all seen.
So overall, it actually impacted women in a good way.
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Photo example of the “We can do it” poster attached.
The options to this question are:
A. Diminishing civil rights protections B. Political and economic isolation
C. Peaceful resolution of conflicts
D. Decolonization and nationalism
The answer is Decolonization and nationalism, which is D.
The other part of the century was characterized by countries formally held by colonial powers agitating for self determination.From Africa,India to Asia. This era, globally is better referred to as the era of nationalism, beginning from the 1920's and culminating in the 1990's with the end of apartheid in south Africa.
