专业高分essay代写_留学生最信赖代写机构

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1.Through the articles, I found it shocking about how many white privileges that existed in our society. Most of the privileges happen in people’s daily life. Therefore, those privileges are unidentified by people since people are used to them. In the article “White Privileges: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack,” Peggy Mcintosh describes the result from a survey that collects the “white privileges” from different racial people’s life. The result of this survey is astonishing and shocking. There are twenty-six white privileges that people observe in their life such as the fear of the government, the prejudice on trial, the influence on the grade from people’s races (Mcintosh 84).

2.Another fascinating argument I found in “Race without Color” is the problems that occur when trying to describe the races from the biology. Jared Diamond states that the general traditional divisions of the race, which separates the human race into whites, African blacks, Mongoloids, aboriginal Australians, and Khoisans (para.36). The reason why that division of human race is defective is that it cannot illustrate the specific sub-races. Therefore, Diamond suggests that the actors of geography also play essential roles in the identification of the people’s races (para.37). In my opinion, the cultural agents also matter in the distinction of the race.
3.The final question I have when reading these articles is: How exactly can people eliminate the difference between the white people and people with other races? Both of the articles express their viewpoint on this topic. In the article of Mcintosh, the solution of the racial discrimination sets in the improvement of the social construction (86). In contrast, Khoisans holds that the division of the races is the main cause of the inequality that exists in the world. In my opinion, both the social perspective and cultural actor should be improved in order to diminish the existing racial discrimination.


Works Cited
Mcintosh, Peggy. "White privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack." Independent  School, 90 1990, pp. 191-196.
Diamond, Jared. "Race without Color." Discover, 1 Nov. 1994.  https://discovermagazine.com/1994/nov/racewithoutcolor444 Accessed 4 Oct. 2018.