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Part 1

Media play a critical role in representation and enhancing tolerance among people from different backgrounds. The first role that media plays is to educate people on the need for coexistence in a communicatee. This role is in accordance with promoting peace, mainly between the people of color and natives. Additionally, the media play the role of advocacy. Championing the rights of the minority (based on equal health care services, employment, and housing) is critical in enhancing representation.

Diane Guerrero′s memoir and Junot Diaz′s fictional story both champion for the black people by encouraging tolerance between the natives and foreigners. The idea in both the memoir and the fiction essay is that every party within the racial entanglement should view others with respect. In contrast, Guerrero narrates how US immigration had abandoned their needs. “Not only had US Immigration and Customs Enforcement been silent…” This heightens the plight of the people of color. Diaz holds that inequality has been the most significant representation factor between American and the black community. Some of the privileges revolve around creating more opportunities for natives due to the perception of having higher cultural capital.

Part 2

Junot Diaz and Issa Rae have different approaches in the way they address the plight of the black community. Specifically, Rae postulation brings a clear distinction between different subcategories of the people of color, an objective that Junot Diaz can only allude to. It is due to this diversity that both essays; “ABG Guide: Connecting with Other Blacks” and “How to Date a Browngirl, Blackgirl, Whitegirl, or Halfie” vary in their opinions. Besides, Rae’s personal represents shifts in the perception of race in that, traditionally, it was limited on matters of socialization, without much thought on deeper issues related to coexistence and prosperity.

Furthermore, Rae is more confident in elaborating on social issues, such as personality types among the people of color. The precision in Rae’s essay helps in confronting matters that were considered despicable in the medieval environment between the black community. On the contrary, Diaz’s postulation seems to be hampered by insecurities in addressing the challenges faced by the black community.

Part 3

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