Autobiography Essay

I grew up in Arabi, Louisiana. I was nine years when we moved there. I was born in New Orleans, and Arabi was a good place to bring kids up because it was a new area. The reason why we went to Arabi was because my daddy was working for box company in the city, and he got a job at Kaiser Aluminum. Kaiser Aluminum is what built Arabi to what it is today. It built Arabi. It built Saint Bernard into what it is today. It was really a good place to grow up. Almost everyone there knew each other. You…

I was born July 25, 1978 at Midwest City Hospital in Midwest City, Oklahoma. I was the first for my parents, Tony and Irene. It was my dad’s second marriage and my mom’s first. Two of my mom’s younger sisters were nurses at that hospital and so that was where she wanted to be. I am my dad’s princess out of the three daughters that he has. I believe that I am also his favorite of all his five children. My younger sister Amelia is 5 years younger than me. From my dad’s first marriage he had three…

My story of resilience began on April 17th, 1981. I was born to a 15-year-old, unwed mother. She and I were abandoned by my biological father when I was an infant. My mother didn’t finish high school, struggled with alcoholism and was often unemployed or underemployed during my childhood. You might imagine the challenges I encountered as a child due to these circumstances. What you’re imagining is probably accurate. I’ll spare the details because that is not the defining part of my story.…

1. Origin: .I was born and raised in Dallas, tx My ethnicity is Black Only speak english I have attended 2 other high schools like; Gilliam Collegiate Academy and Lancaster High 2.My Passion: My passion is toward agricultural science and studies. I love my Ag classes and FFA friends. Being outdoors can be a burden at sometimes, but it still brings me joy to see nature take place in front of me. Seeing little critters like: Rabbits, geckos, squirrels etc. Favorite animals are Dogs, Little…

activist has left behind a legacy that few have come close to duplicating. Like the American society, Malcom X’s views on race went through noteworthy transformations and he was principally a product of experiences and teachings. In the book The Autobiography of Malcom X, readers get an in-depth look at how a young boy from Omaha, Nebraska grew to become one of the most influential African Americans in the world’s history. The book serves as a mighty key in understanding who Malcom X was beyond…

I was born at a very young age into a family of explorers. I inherited a thirst for knowledge and new experiences from my parents, and they encouraged me to pursue this interest throughout my childhood. I am grateful that my curiosity was allowed to reach its full potential, which shaped who I am today. My family spent many evenings watching documentaries together. Many of my weekends as a child were spent going on trips to museums in Houston. Every time we went on a vacation, my parents would…

I am from Alvarez and Sayre. I am from a family of unpredictable, bizarre and unique relationships. I am from four parents, three sisters, five cousins, five uncles, and two aunts. I am from the ecstatic feeling of birthday parties and poolside parties at the grandparent's house. I am from the agonizing feeling of the thought of Uncle Lenny. From wishing he couldn’t just watch me from beyond the grave. I am from the supportive and encouraging voices of my mom. I am from the Navy and the Air…

Me: So you were born in Iran, right? Venous: Yes, I was born in Tehran, Iran. Me: And what was your first childhood memory there? Venous: In Iran, I think my first childhood memory was when I broke my arm. I was going up on my aunt’s flight of stairs, and I was being funny. I was playing dress up while climbing the stairs at the same time, so I ended up tripping on the pants. I think that’s my most vivid memory, and I was three years old when this happened. My next memory is just me playing with…

Pink, Barbie, princess, jewelry, makeup, dresses, dolls, bows, ballet slippers. All of these items listed and countless more defined my childhood when I was growing up. As soon as we women find out they are pregnant, most of them want to know what the sex of the baby is. In our culture, your sexual organs especially define you and any deviance from them is frowned upon and not widely accepted by society. It wasn’t till recently that our society started to become more accepting of those who…

Standing majestically on a huge rock, an enormous 8 feet pygmy elephant bull with his long tail, straight ivory tusk and wide ear but shorter trunk than the typical Asian elephant, he stood on his hind leg and gave a loud trumpeting call. He was the leader of the herd and also my father. We had had been walking for few days now. My previous home, acres of lush green pastures with valleys of huge beautiful shady trees and a wide clear and cool river had been intruded. Few days ago, humans…