The Epitome of Racism in: “Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland”

I have chosen the documentary aired on HBO, “Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland” for the review. This documentary explores the dynamics and effects of racism and the impact it has on an individuals’ psyche. One factor that most of the times is ignored regarding racism is the two way effect it has on people in the society. For instance, it is mostly assumed that only people of color suffer as a result of getting targeted in the lieu of racism. However, that is not entirely true. All people regardless of their sex and race are hit by the negativity that is spread by racist attacks.

Although it has been decades since awareness on racism and its dangers on society has been raised, still the issue remains to be quite prevalent. Little to no improvement has been observed even after numerous protests, bills, pleas made to improve the conditions for people of color. However, the amount of negligence this issue has received is huge. Consider the recent case of George Floyd and many others like him; being punished on the basis of difference of race. Imagine the blow their families receive losing their loved ones to hate and intolerance!

“Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland” investigates the reason behind a black woman – Sandra Bland’s death as the title clearly reveals. She was a middle aged African American who got severely punished for a non criminal act. The reason for her hanging was based on her being jailed after she was arrested for traffic law’s violation somewhere in Texas back in the year 2015. She had been politically active, that could be a possible reason for unjust charges pressed against her. No one knows what happened inside the cell, her hanging body came as an unexpected spectacle to the audience. The documentary was very insightful in arousing sentiments of connectivity and empathy within its audience.

The Epitome of Racism in: “Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland”

I have chosen the documentary aired on HBO, “Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland” for the review. This documentary explores the dynamics and effects of racism and the impact it has on an individuals’ psyche. One factor that most of the times is ignored regarding racism is the two way effect it has on people in the society. For instance, it is mostly assumed that only people of color suffer as a result of getting targeted in the lieu of racism. However, that is not entirely true. All people regardless of their sex and race are hit by the negativity that is spread by racist attacks.

Although it has been decades since awareness on racism and its dangers on society has been raised, still the issue remains to be quite prevalent. Little to no improvement has been observed even after numerous protests, bills, pleas made to improve the conditions for people of color. However, the amount of negligence this issue has received is huge. Consider the recent case of George Floyd and many others like him; being punished on the basis of difference of race. Imagine the blow their families receive losing their loved ones to hate and intolerance!

“Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland” investigates the reason behind a black woman – Sandra Bland’s death as the title clearly reveals. She was a middle aged African American who got severely punished for a non criminal act. The reason for her hanging was based on her being jailed after she was arrested for traffic law’s violation somewhere in Texas back in the year 2015. She had been politically active, that could be a possible reason for unjust charges pressed against her. No one knows what happened inside the cell, her hanging body came as an unexpected spectacle to the audience. The documentary was very insightful in arousing sentiments of connectivity and empathy within its audience.

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Whatever position you hold on to international virtue and practicality
It is indisputable the action to shield people from immediate danger
In several decades, processes, structures and institutions proliferated Practices to improve defense. It’s got along with In military struggle as well as in mass atrocities the economic downturn. By at a miniman We saw eight separate but related practice source Coding appropriate behavior standards, setting up of Third-party and international institutions’ responsibilities and A variety of practices aimed at protecting vulnerable populations have been developed Durable reality.

Try to identify mechanisms, models and strategies
Ensure cooperation across government levels at a broad level
Various topics and various political and political players are a experience has shown, this is problematic and difficult. Today, the world In relation to certain cases, the World States were capable of identifying common ground. Environmental protection objectives, including the global flagpole warming and climate change. Hopefully this trend will continue so that we continue to live healthily and happily on Planet Earth.

This perspective encourages a community perspective on the diversity of
Group and respect relativity but refuses even fundamental arguments
the willingness of countries to agree substantive coexistence laws, let alone
Laws of substance. This study reveals the expectations and rules are obsolete.
as reasons for behavior against material factors including economic factors
Benefit, land and national interest. National interest. For the sake of a popular realist,
In fact, foreign “protection” intervention will only be the interests and desire of the strong Edward Hallett Car Universal morality masquerading. This account is not recommended Helpful advocacy. It questions the potential of States to be altruistic and thus finds all state behavior as self-interested exercises of power
It threatens international order. Few nations, if any, publicly support the strategy.

The third view is the one that supports human rights most favorably. Liberalism and the wider cosmopolitan belief that human beings belong to an one global group are generally linked. It states that states have a constructive obligation to protect aliens from dictatorship and a right to do so because human rights are fundamental rights and should always be protected. According to conventional theorists, states settled on some minimum behavioural requirements. Action to promote human security across borders does not however, enforce the will of any dominant states but rather uphold and implement the universal principles and/or the common will of international community.

The collective belief that the United Nations has been there for many years
The Environment program was tasked with the protection challenge
Our global ecosystems and resource sharing network. Maybe it was.
true after 1972 Stockholm in the early stages of its creation
However it has proven to be a meeting to protect our global environment
impossible for a small, budget-limited and power-less agency
Force States to act in a specific manner. The truth, though, is that there
there is growing interest in strengthening international cooperation throughout
The number of institutions, countries to protect the global environment,
Environmental agencies and programs, at further levels shall deal with issues
This increases in size and complexity

Clearly, there is still a lot of work to do on our common
Understanding what makes global environmental governance strong, robust, effective and efficient. It must better integrate the regional and regional integrations
Transnational initiatives to address environmental problems with domestic policy strategies. This means the conditions for creating a model of
governing the flexible environment and cutting through various levels,
From local to global, from local to global. The frameworks based on ideas are clear, too.
Global commons and public goods are extremely useful. However they are daunting at the same time, as collective measures at any level are obvious
Huge challenge

It is often difficult to see whether efforts have been made in international cooperation
any real impact on society, our environment or even on society’s quality
The building of long-term state relations. One type of the assessment is carried out through an environmental study “Mexico City” These major events bring representatives together national governments, intergovernmental and non-governmental secretariats conversations between organizations, academics and industry actors.

Normally they concentrate on a certain issue. It is their aim to engage in productive cooperation efforts to achieve agreement and consensus on specific strategies for environmental protection and global challenges that make such conferences interesting. In history, climate change and biodiversity have been the two environmental issues that have gained the most attention. The Stockholm Conference also marked the start of the United Nations Environment Program, the first mechanism for global coordination of environmental protection. This conference was also the first to explicitly link human health and environmental and ecosystem health in their speeches.

Although international law remains controversial, in particular as potent nations use political influence to bend international law, hardly anyone now declares international law to be meaningless. international law. The debate has then moved from whether international law actually matters’ to if international principles matter.’ For some years now too, the divide between international law and IR. Liberal approaches to IR consider the essential role of standards in influencing state priorities and international collaboration in achieving shared goals by the development of common regulatory structure. The English School promotes an international community in which states inevitably establish laws and structures through contact.

On the other side, foreign lawyers opened up Empirical, social and political strategies to figure out how norms establish and exercise regulatory power through actors. It goes deeper than that international law as a coherent legal framework solely with
Recognized legal sources and specific legal practice techniques. International lawyers are embracing a more complex and holistic approach and a more universal view of international law. This social mechanism contributes to legislative regulations that serve as behavior norms to direct and measure the behavior of foreign actors. It is interesting that in international law people have taken on such a leading position as a key issue across state boundaries.

International law is a significant field for interpretation and is really important
Theoretical or historical in nature: The topics investigated in the themes are based.
Chapters before. You see some of the following in the previous chapter
The ideas mentioned see ‘standards’ as an international regulatory force
ties, although their understanding of significance varies theories
And these criteria work. This chapter takes up this definition and presents you the role of international legal principles as a special form of governing international social relations.

This settlement is comparable to certain characteristics of international law.
In fact, the settlement is close to a certain foreign legal representation
Command that the majority of foreign lawyers call obsolete today, but it is exactly this image of an early legal framework that still today hangs over international law. If you convert the settlement scenario to the international stage and replace the families with nations, you can see international law as the key players. States have the supreme and exclusive expertise in this representation Policies and primarily customary and contractual laws relationships between them but no world administration beyond them.

An empirical methodology is what unifies liberal thinking in global economics.
Inclusion of a range of actors from the state and non-state who form relationships of
Mutual dependency. The historical emphasis of one region, thus is
Owing to a surplus of a critical product, such as oil or coal, based on another,
A somewhat more nuanced comprehension has steadily given way. Ok, this does
It does not mean that the conventional relationship between states has become redundant, Instead, it is enriched by the participation and overt acknowledgment of an ever-increasing number of other foreign actors, such as those addressed in chapters 5, 6 and 7. Hence the strategies of an international or international one
A regional agency can depend on another’s policies. This was the one,
Case in issue with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund
Management of the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 as they accepted the Traditional Joint
Programs to support states like Ireland.

An simple way to accommodate individual players in the world economy
were to treat them rather than as socially based workers
People willing to contribute to systemic change. Globalization of the economy
Method has to some degree changed the viewpoint by understanding the incorporation into the patterns of development of varied but nationally-based workers that can include different sovereign and global areas. Technological advances have allowed cross-border production processes to be regulated and citizens from various parts of the world to add value. Enterprises will turn their companies into a global transaction that thrives at multiple pay levels and a variety of expertise on the workforce by this activity. Of necessity, this begs the issue of how the organization of such shifts
The life of ordinary people is influenced by capitalism.