What is it about our history that won’t let us move beyond the discussion of race?

This paper should be in the following format: • 1” margins (top, bottom and both sides) • double-spaced • 12-pt font, times new roman • 3-4 pages in length • grammatically correct sentences and accurate spelling • clearly labeled with headings: Section 1, Section 2, Section 3 • Put your name and page number on each page in a header • Use a cover sheet with your Name and Due Date on it. You may use quotes from videos and readings to substantiate your points. However, these quotes should be short. We are interested in what you have to say about the material. The format for the quotes should be as follows: For a video quote: “_________________________,” (Race Power of An Illusion) For a text quote: “________________________,” (Racial Disparities in Healthcare, pg. 10) This entire paper should be written in first person ( I, me, myself etc.). We want to hear your personal thoughts, opinions and reflections. Section 1 (1 page) In the United States do we talk about race too much or not enough? Explain. What is it about our history that won’t let us move beyond the discussion of race? Use information from the video Race Power of An Illusion to help support your opinions. video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na-FTVOjOoQ Section 2 (1 page) Do you think people today should be held accountable for past discrimination? Why or why not? Section 3 (1-2 pages) After watching Race Power of An Illusion and reading the articles (How Racism is Bad for Our Bodies, and Racial Disparities in Healthcare: Highlights from Focus Group Findings) assigned this week, do you believe there is a connection between race and health status. If so, what is the connection? If not, why not? Use examples from the video and both readings to support your ideas.