issues. Jennie Livingston, a white privileged NYU student constructs a subculture that has its own standards, qualities and dialect, exhibiting a documentary "Paris is Burning." It chronicled the ball-culture of New York in the 1980s among African-American gay and transgender groups, the majority of whom are poor. Power, gender, race, trans issues and families all assume a noteworthy part building the fundamental thought of this film, depicting the significance of how drags are thought to be critical
turns on the TV, drug deals look like this a car full of bratty spoiled white kids roll through an inner city neighborhood where African American men stand on nearly every corner drugs in hand. The car stops, a dealer leans to the passenger window, and then drugs and money exchange”. Every racial ethnic group uses drugs. A study in 2004 found that the highest level of drug use is from people who are white, which is 38.2%. Another study was conducted and found that young white people have to go to the
(1987). Mufaro's beautiful daughters: An African tale. New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Books. Summary: Long ago in Africa lived a man named Mufaro who had two beautiful, but very different daughters. Nyasha was kind and thoughtful and Manyara was bad-tempered and selfish. Mufaro was unaware