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    Name Women, an essay written by Maxine Hong Kingston talks about Kingston's family background, more specifically her aunt. In the beginning of the essay, Kingston recalls her mother telling her that she had an aunt she didn't know about. This aunt was considered a traitor to their family because she wasn’t faithful to her husband. Her love affair ended with her becoming pregnant, this caused the villagers to storm the families home. The aunt made it out of the house and to a pigsty where she was…

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    Other Acts of Resistance at Regis University on February 25th. This event was heavily focused on immigration and included actual stories from immigrants and their families as well as other stories that discussed critical issues in our society today. From this event I feel like I learned a ton about how immigration can affect families and how hard it can be to come to this country. Many of the stories were something that I could never relate to due to my own circumstances so it was very…

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    In the article The National Lesbian Family Study: 4. Interviews With the 10-Year-Old Children by Gartrell et al., they sought out to collect data on the 10 year old children’s psychosocial development and provide information for health care, and family services professionals, as well as education and public policies in relation to lesbian families. These children are a part of the National Lesbian Family study, a longitudinal study of lesbian families residing in the United States. Three…

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    York. Once a very successful horse breeding farm Irish Meadows owner James O’Leary is beginning to feel the financial ramifications of legislation forbidding horse racing. The proud patriarch of the O’Leary family is willing to gamble the happiness of both of his daughters in order to save the family estate. To her credit the author breaks from the usual prescription for romance. However, for…

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    between spontaneous apologies and forced apologies with the older that children become. It also gives an overview of the types of families, parenting styles, religious beliefs, morals and many other factors that contribute to how children are able to forgive and apologize. The focus of this article was to perform an experiment between forty families, all with diverse backgrounds, and to put their children in a controlled environment in which their behaviors could be measured. The journal…

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    and they use the therapy for general understanding, feeding and swallowing, stroke rehabilitation, stammers, lisps and even muscular problems. It supports children and their families and they have theripists of a variety of ages, both genders, and from different backgrounds (religious and cultural) so the child and the family have the choice of who they want to work with them or their child. The theripists from speech aqnd language theripy…

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    Wang Lung Quotes

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    Wang Lung and his family go on a journey through satisfying times and awful times. The novel The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck is an excellent example of how life is full of surprises. In our lifetime, we go through many obstacles to scheve with we want. Wang Lund, the main character that has to survive in the world as a underprivileged farmer in China. Wang Lund is married to O-Lan a kitchen servant from the House of Hwang. O-Lan helps Wang Lung though his journey to the end of the road. Wang…

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    The Manson Family was a cult that was formed in California in the late 1960’s. It was let by Charles Manson and the group consisted of 100 of his “followers” who lived an unconventional lifestyle with the use of hallucinogenic drugs. Most of the members in the group were young women who came from middle-class backgrounds, many that were profound by Manson’s teachings and drawn by hippy culture and communal living. Manson grew up with a troubled childhood and displayed violent and manipulated…

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    My Childhood Struggles

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    childhood was difficult and my family struggled to fit into society and become members of the United States. I will first discuss the background of my parents and the reasons they immigrated to the United States. My mother and father were born and raised in Guadalajara, México. They were from the same town and came from very poor families. My mother grew up without a father and my father grew up without a mother. My mother and father grew emotionally detached from their families and had…

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    barriers fathers face, strategies to improve a fathers involvement in education and examples of model programs to maximize the engagement. The article covers the background of parent involvement in school, used to only include mothers, but now it is defined as including fathers as well. Basically no matter the education, cultural background, income, or home situation of the father, when they are involved, children learn more, perform better and display healthier behavior in school; education is…

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