Ruth Gomberg-Muñoz’s ethnography Labor and Legality uses a mixture of narrative, interviews, and observation to educate the reader about the lives of undocumented workers in the United States. Gomberg-Muñoz focuses specifically on a group in Chicago called the Lions and describes how this small group has managed to create their own culture made up of language, social structure, kinship, gender roles, and authority. Often the Lions have to navigate between three different cultures: the one they were raised in, in Léon; the American culture; and the one they created as undocumented workers. The Lions are from Léon, Guanajuato, Mexico so Spanish is their first language.…
Lareick contacted the Rosedale Police Department to get her children. Lareicko stated that: "She would kill her children and herself before she allowed anyone to get her children." The officers were made aware of Lareiko comment. The officers still allowed Lareicko to take the children. One of the children received disability income.…
Lehane Giovanni Quinn (-- removed HTML --) Daughter of Alexander Giovanni and Michaela Quinn, born in Seattle, Washington but raised in a small town just outside of Los Angeles, California by her father. Alexander won custody of Lehane when she was just a baby after Michaela tried to give her up for adoption. Michaela won custody of their 3-year-old son (Grant Gustin). (-- removed HTML --) Alexander filed for divorce shortly after and moved Lehane, and himself to Little Rock, California.…
she was actually adopted into the abuse family. she got adopted around 5-6 and she was rescued at 9.during this time that she lived with this family she never even got to leave the house and never went to school. When she got rescued she was put in an institution then she got back with her biological mom.she was married by 2 to a widower and had daughters etta and florence. she also became a foster mother to a girl named eurice. (source 3 by Etta Angell wheeler).…
Irene Sans Meteorologist Irene Sans was always focused in mathematics and science from a very early age. She attended Florida State University, where she graduated with a bachelor in Meteorology, minor in mathematics and concentration in Hispanic Marketing Communications. While in FSU, she was the first bilingual deputy State Meteorologist on board at the Division of Florida Emergency Management – Emergency Operations Center where she would brief state officials about the weather conditions threatening the state.…
Her father died when she was young and was raised by her mother. She dropped out of school, then married Roy Thornton at age sixteen. Their marriage didn’t last long and Thornton was sent to prison in 1929. She never divorced her husband.…
This court should find that Kathleen Bosko presented nondiscriminatory reasons that were pretext for intentional discrimination. Pretext can be proven by showing that the reasons proffered by the defendant did not actually motivate the defendant’s challenged conduct. Latowski v. Northwoods Nursing Ctr., 549 Fed. Appx. 478, 486 (6th Cir. 2013)(unpublished)…
In the Jewish Women Archives, it says, “Gerda Weissmann, the second child of Julius Weissmann and Helene Mueckenbrunn Weissmann, was born on May 8, 1924” (Gerda). According to the Jewish Women Archives, Gerda had her mom, dad and her older brother go into the Holocaust with her (Gerda).…
Jacqueline Cochran was born Rural West Florida the year 1910.Her parents died when she was at a very young age . So immediately she had to be put into foster care. She was adopted two years later from a non wealthy couple. She used to have to steal meats and other kinds of foods to help feed her family because they couldn't afford it . Unfortunately she didn't get a fair chance at getting an education.…
Aileen Wuornos The Incident Expanding from late 1980's too early l990 it had been discovered that six men were killed along highways in Florida. All of the men picked Wuornos up along the side of the highways for Sex as Aileen was a sex worker or prostitute. She would then drop the bodies of the men off where ever she could to simply get rid of the evidence. Of the male victim's the most known was Richard Mallory.…
Dorothy Schwieder challenges the traditional view of Iowa from one of an open, friendly, and helpful environment to one of constant transitions and developments into the state known today. Schwieder’s book is about the history of Iowa but instead of just listing the facts and history, she describes how Iowa has evolved into the state it is today. Its location and topography as well as its history has influenced Iowa and turned it into the middle land. This book challenges the stereotypical view of Iowans and delves in deeper about Iowa’s history and the transition of how it became the state its citizens know of today.…
some children reportedly have been asking teachers, nannies, parents and older siblings (Williams). She will forever be remembered in history as the mother that took the lives of her dear…
Speaking as a film and sports lover, it’s highly unlikely that historical sports dramas will ever get old. To this day, movies like Field of Dreams, Miracle, and Rocky continue to withstand the test of time – at least in my eyes. They’re ever more enjoyable whenever said productions tackle real life events, meaning Cool Runnings and A League of Their Own are unlikely to get old anytime soon, either. Outside of the major sports, though – it would appear track and field is beginning to take off cinematically. We’ve received a dramatized glimpse of it recently in Unbroken, which depicted Louis Zamperini’s trip to the 1936 Summer Olympics (popular sporting event, apparently), and also in McFarland, USA, which tells the story of Latino high school cross country team’s rise to statewide prominence.…
Imagine living in a world that was so fast paced there wasn’t any time to ever slow down and observe the surroundings. In today’s society, this imaginative setting is starting to turn into a reality. People are so caught up in the idea of being the most important life forms, they are failing to understand the concept of what really matters in life; they are forgetting to live in a biocentric universe. Humans need to learn to love this world along with living in the moment and sharing a symbiotic relationship with nature. Mary Oliver uses her poetry to demonstrate the importance of a biocentric universe by showing the reader how simplistic the natural world is.…
Based on a true story Aileen dropped out of school because she became pregnant at 14 and did not associate with anyone that was a positive influence. She came from a broken home. After her grandmother died, her grandfather kicked her out of his house and she supported herself by being a prostitute and living in the…