Just wondering, and not trying to be a wet blanket, but if it was a teacher who thought this topic up, it risks becoming a bit racist, whether someone wants it to be or not.
JMO
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Just wondering, and not trying to be a wet blanket
JMO
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It's for Art Philosophy, though. We all had our choices, and I chose this topic, and I chose to say whites can sing the blues, anyone can, really.. not just only blacks. But you know..
Honestly, is it a good paper to turn in, at least. This is college level.
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Maybe just ask the prof about the topic chosen, and ask if it is acceptable for this assignment.
It was just my two cents, nothing more.
So you're better off checking with an expert!
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I actually did, and he said it was fine.
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There you go, then!
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Here's the quote. Reader's Digest, September 2007, page 112.
Jon Stewart: "Jews and blacks express our suffering differently -- blacks developed the blues, while Jews complain. We just never thought of putting it to music."
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