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The end of World War II left Germany partitioned into 4 sectors, which were controlled by France, United States, Russia and Britain. Germany’s capital, Berlin, had also been partitioned similarly. However, the British, French and American sectors were united in 1949 to form West Germany (“The Rise and Fall,” n.d.). This became known as the capitalist country while the remaining sector under Russia was the communist country (Engel, 2011, p. 24). The border between the communist and capitalist states was closed but the one dividing Eas... more

Many African, Asian, and Hispanic people face different race problems in their workplace, and such a situation is not considered normal nowadays. Consequently, numerous studies and publications raise the question of racial inequality at work since the problem still persists. Race issues in the workplace are often connected with the ethnicity of employees, and it is hard for non-white people to have the same working conditions and opportunities as their white colleagues have.Many researches and belief essay writers focus on ethnic div... more