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    Sidiqis’ successes and growth mindset. Lives in city of Kabul had changed overnight when the Taliban seized control from 1996-2001. Afghani women faced the harshest policies under Taliban rule. Not only they banned from school, work but they also need to be fully covered and not allowed to be on the street without a male escort. Under the Taliban’s rule, many women became sole breadwinner for their family when the male members forced to flee the city. Despite the difficulties, women learned to…

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    Markus Zusak’s novel “The Book Thief” rocketed up the world’s best-seller lists when it first appeared in 2005, although the book is set at WWII Nazi Germany. The novel is accepted worldwide because of the themes in this book which resonate very deeply with people from different cultures and backgrounds. Especially when we compare that to Marc Forster’s movie “The Kite Runner”, A 2007 American drama with its screenplay based on the novel of the same name by Khaled Hosseini. It tells the story of…

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    Danny Elliott MSL 3020 Sergeant First Class Robert Roof DUE: 22APR2016 Work Hard, Party Hard- The Life of Charles Wilson Charles Nesbitt Wilson is a man most famously commended for his involvement in the Soviet Union’s withdrawal form Afghanistan in the 1980’s. He was a man that achieved political success early on in life and utilized this to shape the entire future of the Middle East, specifically in Afghanistan. Aside from his success in this area, Charlie was a man that…

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    armaments to the Mujahedin to weaken the Soviet hold on Afghanistan to the point they where they were spread to thin globally and would collapse. Overtime that became a reality as “the war turned into a bloody stalemate” and disheartened Soviet and Afghani Communist forces “tended to define themselves as help me the Soviets hold the fort against the onslaught of “reactionary” Islam rather than carrying out revolutionary changes.” The CIA’s efforts to covertly aid the Mujahedin staved off the…

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    Much of today’s ethnic conflict can be found in the developing world, particularly on the vast continents of Africa and Asia. Within the developing world of Asia, the Middle East accounts for a large portion of conflicts based on ethnicity, kinship and religion. In Khaled Hosseini’s “The Kite Runner,” the author's demonstration of the weak and powerful in the novel is spoken to through ethnic status and religious contrasts, in which society and political powers uphold dread upon the greater part…

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    will be like a rock in a riverbed, enduring without complaint, her grace not sullied but shaped by the turbulence that washes over her”(Hosseini 355). A Thousand Splendid Suns, by Khaled Hosseini, is a story centered around Mariam and Laila, two Afghani women. Mariam’s Nana told her “each snowflake was a sigh heaved by an aggrieved woman somewhere in the world. As a reminder of how women like us suffer. How quietly we endure all that falls upon us” (Hosseini 82). Each has experienced a multitude…

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    “The enemy of my enemy is my friend.” We have heard this phrase countless times in our lives and, more often than not, believed it. During the latter half of the twentieth century, the United States knew no greater enemy than the Soviet Union and during this time, both nations took drastic actions in an effort to bring about the downfall of the other. One such event occurred in 1979, when the Soviet Union dispatched its military into Afghanistan to quell a nationalist uprising against the…

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    The relationship between religion and politics has displayed itself through the process of the presence of humanity and religion has caused deep rooted changes in the structure of politics since it appeared and so has politics affected the religion regarding its change and transformation. The relationship between religion and politics has been related to humanity individually, socially, and in terms of class-division and has been deeply affected their lives. Political Islam has been formed in…

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    Guilt In The Kite Runner

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    Mistakes are a part of life; they are needed to help people learn and make better decisions in the future. However, mistakes that manifest into guilt can be haunting. The mind replays moments over and over and will not let them be forgotten. Amir in The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini struggles with this. As a child, he witnesses his friend Hassan getting raped, and does not try to save him. His entire life he is burdened by the guilt of letting this happen and is set on a journey of redemption.…

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    hair color. I said I have a stronger ethnic background because being at home for me was a different world than being at school. At home, I followed the traditional Afghan ways of my parents and I spoke another language. My mom cooked traditional Afghani meals the majority of the time being that we had such a big family, we could not afford to eat out all the time. My familial structure remained the same unlike modern American families where the mom is in charge. Furthermore, the reason I do not…

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