Comrade Sher Shah Ali’s mild stroke was in the early 80s, almost a decade after, Watergate and Nixon’s presidency was ended, Allen Ginsberg wrote his poem ‘The Jessore Road’. Comrade was not ready for stroke. As if, millions of people could have it but him. After settling on hospital bed, “comrade, your concern about world politics might have had an influence to this stroke business” I alleged; “isn’t it mainly Ronald Regan who should be held accountable for this?” I continued.…
Change in Views Overtime Langston Hughes had a rather difficult life in post-war United States, as with the United States being a rather racist society, excluding and handicapping all races besides white. Hughes, being partially African American, White American, and Native American, Hughes experienced the worst of the worlds firsthand. He was under the stereotypes all the time, it be African American stereotypes, or Native American stereotypes. As a result of this racism he endured, Hughes poems was directed towards American society and towards the ruined dreams of people that were suppressed by the racism.…
These two battles would be the turning point in the war, though the South still had fight left in it. Gettysburgis an attentiveness encounter. After, his victory at Chancellorsville, Lee became persuade of his army's invincibility and set in movement what would turn into his following invasion of the North. There's a lot of disapproval of Lee's move. After, Second Bull Run, numerous historians were convinced that he should've continued on the tactical defending after Chancellorsville.…
In viewing the Stroke of Insight video I found the introduction of Dr. Bolte Taylor’s speech to be interesting, yet not attention grabbing initially. However, her ability to incorporable the different visual aids, such as the real life human brain and her brain scan, these tools she used helped to spark my interest, and further hold my attention to her topic of brain disorders that were effecting both her and her brother. After watching the video a few times and evaluating the different components that Dr. Bolte Taylor used within her communication, the Linear Model of Communication was used during Dr. Bolte Taylor’s speech. The Linear Model of Communication applies to this speech as the channel is one way communication, the sender sends the…
1. Arlie Hochschild explains in the second shift that men and women are affected by the “second shift:” a. What is a general definition of the “second shift”? That is, how does Hochschild explain this concept? (1-2 sentences) 1 point…
Bert Williams and George Walker in 1901 were the first african american to record music. Williams was extremely capable, with light skin and a fine voice, and he played all instruments exceptionally well. Under the desires of the time. Walker was an incredible humorist and artist, with dull skin, and would be relied upon to play the blockhead. The two met in San Francisco that year and formed a vaudeville demonstration.…
Williams died in the early months of 1683. He was buried on his property and his farm decayed. He became a literary and cultural figure through his strong religious beliefs. He would stop at nothing to get God's word out to others. As you can say he even died trying to get the word of the lord out to others.…
Paul R. Williams and Christian Coster address blood antiquities and a culture of impunity- meaning freedom from punishment or injurious consequences. The past centuries and the decades that followed saw pillage, destruction, looting, faking and smuggling of invaluable excavated artifacts of “blood antiquities” into western markets from conflicted areas such as Iraq and Syria and its neighboring areas. In the recent past years, Isis destroyed in Iraq museum its precious work of art and destroyed tombs and buildings in Iraq and Syria. Theft of varied antiquities, artifacts, paints, and artwork has prevailed since ancient times up to present. William’s and Coster address blood antiquities and a culture of impunity meaning freedom from punishment…
Colleges will have to devote additional expenditures for students if the college has an “open door” policy. “Open door” policies make it more affordable for people who want to attend college. Even if the student is intimidated by all of the difficult criteria the college offers, enrolling in an open door policy college would still be cheaper. According to NCSALL, “By keeping the doors to higher education wide open, community colleges have accepted the responsibility for educating all their students, including those who are not ready to do college-level work. Almost all community colleges offer remedial classes in math, English, and writing.…
Stroke: The Sociology Behind It According to John Hopkins Medicine (n.d.), Hippocrates, the father of medicine, discovered stroke about 2400+ years ago, but at the time, the Greek referred to stroke as apoplexy which meant “struck down by violence”. Sometimes referred to as a brain attack, stroke is a cerebrovascular disease that damages portions of the brain because of the tremendous loss of blood vessels individuals experience. Some sources label stroke as a chronic disease and others label it as an acute disease. Conclusively, as implied, this disease has tormented many individuals of many ages for a long period of time, and this paper addresses the sociological rather than the medical aspect of a stroke.…
Paul Laurence Dunbar was born on June 27, 1872. Dunbar parents Joshua and Matilda Murphy Dunbar was freed slaves from Kentucky. Dunbar was one of the first African- American poets to gain national recognition. Dunbar is best known for his verse and short stories, many of which are written in black dialect. He was also one of the first black writers to attempt to make a living from his writing.…
The existing test for determining whether the freedom of political communication has been infringed requires the judges to apply the two-limbed analysis as set out in Lange. The first limb questions whether the relevant law effectively burdens communication about government and political matters. The first limb questions whether the relevant law effectively burdens communication about government and political matters. In Monis, the judges unanimously agreed that the content of the letters sent by the appellant were political in nature and this law subsequently burdened the freedom to political communication. The subject of controversy and disagreement lay within the question of the validity of the law.…
Richard McKearney Ms. De Luca-Hawk/Ms. Aubee Literature/Period A Robin Williams, Lewy Body Dementia, Depression, and Suicide On August 11, 2014, American actor and comedian, Robin Williams took his own life, he was 63 years old. Leaving the world devastated, saddened, confused and eagerly awaited the autopsy results. The question on everybody's mind was, why would this extremely gifted comedian and actor who won an oscar take his own life when he had so much to live for? In the weeks following his suicide we discovered that prior to his death was Williams had been suffering from Lewy Body Dimentia and severe depression.…
Ronald Reagan had a tightknit relationship with the people of the U.S. He was frequently on television or radio talking about contemporary issues, so it was not a complete surprise that he decided to inform the public of his diagnosis, no matter how personal it was. Reagan was diagnosed with Alzheimer at the age of eighty-three. He announced this to the public on November 5th 1994 with a hand-written letter that tugged on everyone’s heartstrings. In the letter, he wrote, “I now begin the journey that will lead me into the sunset of my life, I know that for America There will always be a bright Dawn ahead” (Rothman).…
A Biopsychosocial Model: Stroke This essay explores how stroke can be caused by referring to the biopsychosocial model and its strength and weakness is evaluated in terms to health. It also address how risk of getting stroke can be significantly decreased by changing our lifestyle behaviour. The links between broader aspects of health with biological or psychological aspect of health is also explored. The biopsychosocial (BPS) model explains that cause of an illness is due to complex interaction between biological, social and psychological factor (Nursing theories, 2013).…