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    were going through. People say that if you come from a family of divorced parents that you grew up in a broken family. I would rather look at this in a different way and say no, now my family is fixed. There used to be only lies and fighting at home, but that isn’t the case anymore. In this situation, I believe it was all for the best, the best way to fix this was to take it apart and start fresh. It is like a father disassembling his child’s broken toy and repairing it with brand new pieces and…

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    news is repeating itself, it’s inevitable. The book Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline is set in the 1930s, and this is around the time where the early stages of foster care started developing. Foster care is still around, and the system is as broken as it was when it was first introduced. In Orphan Train, part of the story revolves a young girl, Niamph, who’s parents died, and placed into foster care. She jumped around from house to house. In the first house, she was selected off of the…

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    are a lot of devastating factors that come with divorce but the one that gets overlooked the most is the way divorce effects children. Out of the many ways children can be affected here are four key examples. Divorce forces a child to grow up in a broken home, it can change the way a child feels towards one parent, they may have problems maintaining healthy relationships with people, and it may just change the way they view marriage as a whole. Personally my parents were never married but the…

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    humans and become toxic if they cannot be dealt with or alternatively let go of. In The Destructors, by Graham Greene, he explores the remnant of the broken structure in England post World War 2, and significance England’s former legacy in rebuilding post war. After the Second World War the foundations of society were almost completely decimated. The family structure was inexistent for the middle class, as parents had to slave away in an England that hardly seemed like civilization. However,…

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    Is the nontraditional families the new traditional family? Many people believe the nontraditional family has become the new traditional family. The reason I chose this topic is because my friends and some of my families are nontraditional families. I chose this question because it seems like there more nontraditional families than traditional families. The reason other people might like this topic is because there are gay parents and single parents; there are also grandparents raising grandkids…

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    experiences and thought processes regarding that question. They have something in common – both women immigrated to the United States with their families and both decided to major in English to become writers. However, these are the only few similarities that authors have. Everything else is different and almost antithetical – mother that had her own “broken” English for Amy Tan and…

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    Bost was reported to be near the campus had a gun and pointed it at university officers which eventually resulted in his death. Many factors could have led Tracy Bost to make the decisions he made on that night a few of which I believe were neglect, broken home, and general strain theory. By the time Tracy Bost was three years old he was already dealing with the system. According to (McDonald, 2013) he was three when police took…

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    Amy Tan Mother Tongue

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    Never make fun of someone who speaks broken English. It means they know another language. Everyone has a story behind them. Unfortunately, for people who do speak broken English, this can be a huge barrier living in America. Also, the world is sometimes unaware of how hard it can be for immigrants and children of immigrants because of this barrier. Amy Tan, the author of “mother tongue” expresses what she learned growing up in a home where broken was spoken. She learned about how she spoke…

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    people’s outcome was affected in many negative ways. In the story Maggie: A Girl of the Streets, Whiskey contributed to the main characters down stream; such as alcoholism, abuse, negativity and even hatred. In the Evil Beast, the Whiskey Ring showed families and neighbors different morals. This scandalous ring was the beginning of the…

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    It's been ten years I killed myself. It's was very painful. The worst part was that I saw my family and my best friend in pain. I caused more pain on them then I was alive. My best friends feels that it her fault. It's not because I was already broken inside. It's was so weird because when I was alive I felt empty inside but I still felt broken. A lot of people saw me as the strong intelligent person. They didn't see how I felt inside. When they tell me how are you I say I'm Torn apart…

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