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    Elvis Presley the king of rock & roll Eighty years ago, on January 8, 1935, Elvis Aaron Presley arrived in the world. Born in a modest family of young parents Vernon Elvis Presley and Gladys Love Presley. The couple gave birth to one of the twins that the mother was expecting in Tupelo, Mississippi. Inspired in the first instance by the music of the Protestant church where he attended with his parents, the legend began to take shape. Was the first musical icon that created an image that…

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    Difficulties of finding a job in Memphis In the article “why companies aren’t getting the employee they need,” Peter Cappelli argues that, the causes that companies aren’t getting the employees they need are, the employers themselves. He gave a number of reasons like, “affordability, training shortage, and necessity of experience” (511-512). Then, he recommends three courses in which workers can get the expertise they require. “Work with education providers, promotion, and,…

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    Shrey Patel Rebekah Hathaway Dance 100 10 May 2018 Michael Jackson Michael Jackson, the most well-known singer and dancer, also known as “King of Pop” was born on August 29, 1958 in Gary, Indiana, with strict working family. As a kid Jackson showed interest in Music as did his family. His father, Joe Jackson who played Guitar, and his mother Katherine Jackson who sang quite often. He spent most of his life as a public performer. He was a part of a band with his other 4 siblings…

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    If Memphis were a person what would I call her and why. Her niece pampering of the dead is majestic, calming, and peaceful and it shows the compassion she has for her fellowman. The elaborate pink castle of her nephews, show his love for history and historical events. While another niece, Mallory struggles to make herself a place in the family. Her love of music is encompassed around about her by the rays of the Sun. And let us not forget the nephew that has made his name known nationally.…

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    spend their entire life on other’s decisions so at some point they need to experience freedom (living life on own terms ). Right to the streets of memphis, Night, Paris attack shows that it is better to have freedom so that people can govern their own lives. An individual always learn when they face situations alone. In the Rights to the Streets of Memphis by Richard Wright, faced similar situation and learned to be responsible. His dad left them alone so they had to face shortage of food.…

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    Memphis had done well in comparison to other major cities that harbored the violence the civil rights movement had brought. However, blacks within Memphis felt that their rights were just as limited as they had been for a long time, and that the action that had been taken had only brushed the surface of what needed to be addressed in terms of rights for African Americans (137 Memphis Black and White). The integration of schools was a vital piece of educational equality for blacks, because many…

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    Three musicians from Mississippi are my Big Three of the Blues. They are Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, and Howlin Wolf. They have influenced each other and other musicians around the world. All three grew up in poverty in the delta which filled their music with the sorrowful, soulful sound of the Blues. Muddy Waters was born in poverty in rural Mississippi in 1915. Though his real name is McKinley Morganfield, he earned the name given to him by his grandmother during youthful play in the…

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    IIt’s one of the defining songs of the Blues, written by one of its formative figures, Son House. The opening lyric “Woke up this morning…” would be considered trite today, but its 1930 recording date makes it more iconic than anything. With its simple but insistent guitar rhythm and mournful lyrics, “Walkin’ Blues” is a virtual blueprint for Delta Blues, and a powerful influence on the development of modern blues. Son House’s influence was felt profoundly by Robert Johnson, whose handful of…

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    The West Memphis Three One late evening on May 5, 1993, three young 8 year old boys, Michael Moore, Stevie Branch, and Christopher Byers, went out for a bike ride in Crittenden County of Arkansas. The little boys lived in the large city of West Memphis, where they promised to be home in time to eat dinner. According to Pam Hobbs, the mother of Stevie Branch, “around 4:45, [Stevie and the boys] had… still hadn't arrived.” (Berg). After a night full of hope that the boys would return, Mike Allen,…

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    A mother should love here child. What can be said about a mothers love when she threatens to wip her child. Is it being curl? Richard writes short story " the right to the street of Memphis" depicte mrs write as strong , caring , wise. Mrs writes remanded strong during an difficult family crisis. Mrs writes is a strong well kept women. One reason is the she doesn't break down in front of here childed as he stomps around the house and crying he is hungry. She tells here childed where is you…

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