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Race.Gender Since My Birth in Term Paper

Pages:1 (378 words)

Subject:Social Issues

Topic:Race

Document Type:Term Paper

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The system creates and engenders inequity by denying women of color entry.

Even though I have lived in many different states and communities, race and sex continue to be visible barriers to success. My most recent setback proves that women of color are viewed as threats and may be silenced when they speak out and appear strong. I recently found work as a bookkeeper. Although not my dream job, I worked hard and gave it my all. In my spare time I cultivated a strong desire to become an entrepreneur and help people like me achieve success in a supportive environment. My performance on the job remained stellar, but when my employers discovered my budding business they let me go. Lacking the means to pursue a lawsuit, I poured my efforts into my home-based business and now I help other Latinos within the local community to prepare their tax documents and other official forms. On my own I have been able to transform discrimination into affirmation; to turn obstacles into the fulfillment of my dreams.


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