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    Emo Subculture

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    Masochism and Masculinity in Crisis by Emily Ryalls. When you google the definition for emo, it says that emo is a style of rock music resembling punk but having a more complex arrangement and lyrics that deal with a more emotional subject. In the article it states that being Emo is generally a subculture consisting of white heterosexual male. Emo males act as a locale to challenge the masculine identities especially the hegemonic ones. The article also talks about the subculture that comes with…

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    Phillis Wheatley's Poetry

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    A young girl that would be known as Phillis Wheatley happened to be one of the most influential black poets in the 18th century. As it came, Phillis Wheatley, being a black woman with an educational upbringing endure great triumphs for her writings. She sought out to emphasize her view of slavery to freedom and rescue when finding Christianity. In all of Wheatley’s writings, there is one particular poem called, “On being brought from Africa to America”, that views into her journey to salvation…

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    history based on the discrimination against African Americans at that time. This ideology of segregation was especially enforced by the U.S. Supreme Court case of Plessy v. Ferguson in 1896. The case starts with Homer Plessy’s decision to sit on the white only side on the railroads even though he is a person of color. Plessy ended up being arrested for his refusal of sitting on the seats for African Americans since it is a Louisiana law to use facilities designed for one’s race. To defend…

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    top of the upper lips. The small face of the Mask is within a huge crown. The mask appears more like an angry woman with a veil or scarf around the head, and she is also within a reach of a horse. The Mask has a thick lips with humongous eye with black line around it. Pollock painted the mask with very dark colors that will show the ugliness and the fearful way of the…

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    The Racial Caste System

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    wedge between blacks, poor whites, and working-class whites. They also offered a path to legalized discrimination. Those labeled as felons before turning to age 21 faced legal discrimination for the rest of their lives in employment, housing, voting, and public assistance. One in seven black men lost their right to vote over the last three decades. These incarcerated blacks are also excluded from serving on juries, which is similar to the Jim Crow era of all white juries trying black defendants…

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    Separate But Equal

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    segregated from whites . This concept created a segregation with no shame. In the academic world this was a major concern for those who suffered segregation. African-Americans were not allowed to attend schools with white Americans. For that reason, major whirls on the topic raised. In order to maintain control, the Board of Education of the U.S decided to take on the concept of “separate but equal”. Schools were to teach African-American children the same way as schools teaching whites. It was…

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    and clarity. One thing I admire about Michael is that no matter the commercial client he still has the same black and white simple style photos; he doesn’t change to fit the commercial brand he sticks to his brand. Michael states that he believes, “black and white is immediately more mysterious because we see in color all the time. It is quieter than color. I am a pushover for black and white photos, and that is primarily what Michael Kenna shoots. I found it interesting that he shoots most of…

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    still being judged by the color of our skin and not the content of our character? I believe that among the African American community, there has been multiple occasions where the black man has felt humiliated or threatened. Does this mean that the black man does no wrong? Absolutely not, but on numerous occasions the black man has been isolated and pointed out in society for being "different." I believe that…

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    people of color, different heritages, low income and there community’s being targeted to be a mass waste land for pollutants. The argument stands in this is no accident or it just happens to be a coincidence. The spark of the movement start in a overly black community called Warren County, North Carolina. The state government had made the decision that the neightborborhood would make a perfect place for over 6,000 truckloads of soil laced with toxic PCBs, then later after the dumpage the county…

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    Swing music originated by musicians modifying forms of “jazz", so that by the 1930’s a new form of music emerged called “swing”. Swing is characterized by very large bands, fixed, usually written arrangements, and solos by individual musicians in turn. Swing bands typically used an upright or double bass instead of a tuba and played repeated riffs to give the music a propulsive rhythmic force. Swing combined harmonic sophistication with danceable rhythms and compelling individual…

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