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College Diversity

Posted on October 20, 2013 by df157961

The City University of New York ( CUNY) is by far the most diverse of all universities systems. Colleges such as Baruch, Queens, Brooklyn and many more including community colleges like BMCC have open the doors to students from different … Continue reading →

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A “minority” problem.

Posted on October 20, 2013 by df157961

  New York City is well known as the most diverse city of all. However, there are few New Yorkers who still feel as if they don’t belong in some parts of New York. This is the case for Fernanda … Continue reading →

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Minorities United

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Shumana Ashique

Diversity does not stop at just the general population, but continues on into the labor force. Being the “Melting Pot”, New York City houses majority of the minority unionized workers. These minorities, which include African- Americans, Latinos, and other minorities, … Continue reading →

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Downfall of Diversity

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Shumana Ashique

It is true that racial acceptance is greatly increasing in America, but there are still those patches that we find that have not gone all the way. This is the case for some institutions like the sorority from this particular … Continue reading →

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Racial Unity

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Marina Stojanovic

Not always has it been ‘normal’ to see white people wear dreadlocks or black people dye their hair blonde and that is what the article “In Looks, a Sense of Racial Unity” talks about. During the 1990s, fashion trends associated … Continue reading →

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Baruch College Fair

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Marina Stojanovic

October 10, 2013 was an exciting day at Baruch College because the Club Fair was held in the main gym of our school. This was a really fun event because all the clubs had tables set up with information about … Continue reading →

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Deal or No Deal: Love for All

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Sally Mei

Racial profiling is a common and unavoidable practice around the world. America, the land of the multicultural and the home of a variety of races, still does this but is beginning to be more accepting of different cultures. New York … Continue reading →

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The Melting Mosaic of New York

Posted on October 20, 2013 by Sally Mei

This map from a NY Times article depicts the racial and ethnic composition populous communities in New York City. “The Melting Pot”, a term coined by Israel Zangwill, defines the diversity of our city, New York, and our school, Baruch … Continue reading →

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