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    During the nineteenth century, many women lived their lives as if they were inferior to men, especially African American women. Every day became a struggle for women as they were mistreated based on their gender and skin color rather than their character. For example, they were seen as weak and unable to work as hard as men. Instead, women were expected to cook, clean, and watch the children. This is exactly what Sojourner Truth, an African American slave, was dealing with. Although, instead of…

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    in a position where raising a child alone is difficult because they have to cover the cost of child care, food, shelter, clothing, etc. Furthermore, the cost of child care, food, shelter, clothing, etc. is not cheap. According to the University of Akron, “On average, a poor mother spends 32 percent…

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    The United States entered World War 1 in 1917 and President Woodrow Wilson sponsored a propaganda campaign against German influence. In an effort to show unity and pride of America, President Wilson stated “You cannot dedicate yourself to America unless you become in every respect… Americans. You cannot become Americans if you think of yourselves in groups. America does not think in groups” (“Facts”). Although President Wilson claimed that “America does not think in groups”, U.S. officials and…

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    Gatsby Critical Lens

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    Our exploration of American Literature this year about the pursuit of happiness has been a real eye opener. Reading and talking about all the different styles and writing techniques has really made me appreciate writers and what they are capable of. They can make you feel emotions you've never felt before; the good and the bad. These emotions can range anywhere from making the reader reminisce about the past and what it consisted of, to thinking about the future and what might become of it. It…

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    Ebola Virus Case Study

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    day, Vinson had tested positive for Ebola virus. Vinson had flown to Cleveland from Dallas on Frontier Airlines on October 10. On October 13, Vinson had flown Frontier Airlines from Cleveland to Dallas, after spending the weekend in Tallmadge and Akron, Ohio. Vinson had an elevated temperature of 99.5 °F before boarding the 138-passenger jet, according to public health officials (New York Times). Up to a hundred people may have had contact with those who had direct contact with Duncan after he…

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    Business communication ASSIGNMENT 1 PARAPHRASE-REFERENCE Kaushik Kalal Student no- 300984320 Teacher-Marzena “Dying shopping malls are wreaking havoc on suburban America” by Hayley Peterson Original Rolling Acres Mall in Akron, Ohio, opened in 1975 to great fanfare as the premier shopping destination for the surrounding community. But customer traffic started to slow more than a decade ago, several department stores abandoned their leases, and the mall began to fail. It lost its last…

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    Early Years of Freedom The state of New York, which had begun to negotiate the abolition of slavery in 1799, emancipated all slaves on July 4, 1827. The shift did not come soon enough for Truth. After John Dumont reneged on a promise to emancipate Truth in late 1826, she escaped to freedom with her infant daughter, Sophia. Her other daughter and son stayed behind. Shortly after her escape, Truth learned that her son Peter, then 5 years old, had been illegally sold to a man in Alabama. She took…

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    Tom Goforth Short Story

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    Tom Goforth took a deep breath and bounced lightly from one foot to the other. He could feel his heart rate increase, and the blood pulse through his face and hands. This was his routine, his ritual before a big presentation. He had to get moving, get his energy up. The crowd could sense his excitement, and it helped get them worked up. And more importantly it sold his product, his brand. He took one last look in the mirror, adjusted his three thousand dollar suit, and stretched his tanned face…

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    be known off the court as a great man donating to charities. His story inspires young and learning students. This is his background, obstacles, recent life and what he has done for the community. This is a bit of Steph's background. He was born in Akron, Ohio to Dell and Sonya Curry. His birth name is Wardell Stephen Curry II. He mostly grew up in Charlotte, Carolina. Dell played in the National Basketball Association, or NBA, at the time. He learned how to be great like he is today from his…

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    Thinking back to my past, I realized how little exposure I had to diversity while growing up. I lived in a nice town known as Richfield, Ohio where many of the families had money. The school in which I attended, Revere Local Schools, was primarily white. There was only a small handful of African American students at my school throughout the entirety of my grade school years. The larger minority group of students was Asian American or students of Middle Eastern descent. Growing up, I often…

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