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    The Great Seal Analysis

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    Gordon Wood’s The American Revolution, he rhetorically asks, “how many Americans today know what the pyramid and eye on the Great Seal mean” (99). While most Americans today may look past these icons, both sides of the Great Seal signify the distinctly American thought of a constitution being a work in progress laid upon a strong foundation. The motto featured on the eagle’s scrolls states, E pluribus Unum, translated “out of many, one.” This view is a clear indication of the American colonists…

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    understand them. Amy Tan 's The Joy Luck Club is a novel focuses on Chinese American Immigration families. It describes the cultural difference between first and second generations and talks about the family relationship in Chinese American families. The Joy Luck Club uses 4 Chinese American immigrant families to shows how they achieve their American dream and how their second generation find the balance between American culture and their own Chinese culture. The book…

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    The American style What are you wearing right now, do you consider it American. Can you even read English in America? These Questions or statements are mostly consider to not be the “ American Way” If you can not speak or wear whatever you want then where are you in the world. I though in the Amendments, the 1st one is that we have a freedom of speech and a will in a what we say. So if this is really america, so we speak and dress a American. Actually America has so much diversity with…

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    Definitions from Oxford English Dictionaries Ought- As an obligation, an act or course of action to which a person is morally or legally bound Reparations- The making of amends for a wrong one has done by paying money to or otherwise helping those who have been wronged African Americans- A black American Our weighing mechanism is, If we the negation can prove that reparations are not legally feasible, that they will not give a substantial benefit to African Americans or the U.S. then…

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    German-Americans In WW2

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    German-Americans were widely considered to be the “most assimilable and reputable of the immigrant groups” in America. They were richly diverse ethic group, differentiated by social and economic background, political and religious affiliation, stage of assimilation, and geographical location.” However, this attitude changed drastically once America declared war on Germany. The United States entering the war brought along a tremendous hysteria throughout the country and left every…

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    The American Dream A Myth of Meritocracy It is a universal thought that America is something of a promise land. People from around the world know of the proclamations of the great opportunity you can receive in America. However, many immigrants instead find deeply rooted systemic racism and oppression. From the 1580s, when the first Asian Immigrants came to North America, to present day 2015, Asian Immigrants have received unfair treatment caused by the combination of both political…

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    feat either, in order for the boycott to be successful, two things needed to happen. First was the frankly astronomically slim chance the District Court would rule in their favor, and the significantly more impressive accomplishment the African-Americans in Montgomery were able to keep the boycott on the vital buses for over a year; it is absolutely insane both of these were able to occur at the same time! This needs to be emphasized, one woman was able to by herself, both create and upkeep a…

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    only makes the six o’clock news when young African American males such as Eric Gardner and Michael Brown, are left to die on a city street product of being hit by an official bullet or an official “take-down technique”. In my previous provocation, I deliberated in context about sociological “privilege”, specifically how during the chaotic and turbulent 1950s and 60s, a white student was awarded an opportunity towards success, while the African American student became the forgotten character of…

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    interpersonal racism and structural racism. Interpersonal racism is discrimination based on someones race while structural racism is when certain minority groups are disadvantaged because of policies and institutions. In structural racism, often times white Americans…

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    Nicole Cabrera Professor Shaw English 001 28 November 2016 Proposal Outline My Proposal Outline for English 001 is about the movie “Remember the Titans”. This movie is displayed early on as two teams are forced to integrate. This is an excellent movie to watch. In the obvious plot, it manifests throughout the movie. Racism is the message. The process of this essay is going to describe some actual events that had happened back then when this first had started. African Americans were denied…

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