Author Archives: sfujimoto

My final thoughts about the theme of race and justice, it is the most important things to have responsibility of our own actions and words. I read a lot of articles in this class, and Actually this is the first … Continue reading →

“In God We Trust”, when I enter the first room we went in criminal court, I saw this words. In the room, it was a little bit different from my imagination of the criminal court. There are many people, and … Continue reading →

Jeremie Lin, is a Taiwanese American college senior who plays basketball for Harvard University. He was born in California to immigrants from Taiwan with ancestry. When he was in high school, he become a champion for basketball, however he did … Continue reading →

Recently, we read some articles, which are wonderful article to understand based idea about race and justice but I feel those are a little bit far from our realities now, so I would like to recommend a closer book to … Continue reading →

The Metro Atlanta Regional Transit Authority, known as MARTA, announced the change. MARTA recently renamed its train lines with colors – yellow line(northeast south line), red line(north south line), blue line(east west line) and green. ATLANTA — The “yellow” train … Continue reading →

Celebrating Columbus Day, and enjoying the sports with its teams names and Mascots which exaggerate the characteristic of the race of Native American, such as red skin: Ward Churchill’s insistences of lack of respect for Native Americans, and both issues … Continue reading →

Henry David Thoreau point out that people’s obligation are those which we should think about what our right is and we should act belong to what we think right against the government, and he believe that it lead to justice.He … Continue reading →

http://barjin.hp.infoseek.co.jp/cgi-bin/diary/UPDIARY/191.jpeg After I read Prison Writings, I feel that injustice meaning is robbing and ignoring of people’s( other races) right to live, put simply the elimination of their(different race’s) existence. I keep believing that real justice consists of the mind … Continue reading →