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    and at times manipulated. Just as Donald Trump, the Republican Party candidate who is leading in the election, mainly because of the media coverage he receives. Every move Donald Trump makes, every word he says is taken and analyzed not only by journalist but the entire country. Hillary Clinton the candidate running for the Democratic party is also seen in the public eye, but she tries her best to be politically correct in all she says and does throughout the campaign. In today’s world, media…

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    Jazz Music Research Paper

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    Jazz Music What is Jazz Music and A Brief History About It “Jazz is considered an American art form and an international phenomenon! Jazz music is considered a rich artistic heritage, a result of cultural collaboration and a universal language of tolerance and freedom.” Jazz is called "America's Classical Music" and is considered America's only true art form, jazz materialized in the United States in the early 1900s in New Orleans specially. The city's diversified population included people of…

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    called ´The Help” written by Kathryn Stockett. Kathryn Stockett is an American journalist, Kathryn writes Adult fiction books she was most known for her 2009 debut novel The Help. Kathryn grew up in Jackson, Mississippi she graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree on English and creative Writing she then moved to New york and worked 16 years in magazine publishing and marketing. Stockett was sued by an African American women who worked for Stockettś bother, she claim that…

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    Why The Frye Riots

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    section of Watts, which was an impoverished African American neighborhood in South Central, Los Angeles. Rioters overturned and burned cars and damaged grocery stores and shops. About 14,000 National Guard troops were mobilized in South Central, Los Angeles. A curfew zone was established and on August 17, order was restored. Despite the findings following the riot, city leaders failed to improve the social and economic conditions of African Americans living in the Watts neighborhood. When Frye…

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    Black Like Me Essay

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    Howard Griffin. John Howard Griffin was a journalist in the 1950s and who was mostly known for his stories to be about racial equality. Griffin was the narrator and main character in this book. The book is an autobiography about Griffin investigating to see how the black community was treated in the south in the 1950s. “Black Like Me” is where John Howard Griffin did a social experiment in whitc he decided to investigate life of being an African American in the south in the 1950s. Once Griffin…

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    With Night of the Living Dead, zombie movies established a metaphorical connection to the social and political commentary. The movie Night of the Living Dead incorporates political scenario of the time when the film was released. This was the period when leaders were assassinated, America was on verge of nuclear war, and the feminist movement was on the rise. The irony of the movie was that everyone else was killed by the undead, Ben, the last survivor, was shot dead by a police officer. The…

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    To honor his African and Native American heritage, he created the art with the goal of adding narrative to the art itself. “It’s a way for him to show his inner self,” Lewis points out. Kevo has been running his own tattoo shop and business since 2010. For his own inspiration in life…

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    Ida B. Wells

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    Ida B. Wells was an inspired journalist and a woman who was different from many other women during her time of life. Paula Giddings, the author of Ida: A Sword Among Lions, does an extraordinary job by revealing Ida B. Wells to be one of the greatest achievers of her time. Giddings is able to bring to life the personality of Wells and create images of what took place during segregation. Ida: A Sword Among Lions is one narrative that will sweep your mind. This narrative is about fighting the…

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    written by Thomas Paine and was published on January 10, 1776. Paine was in support of the patriot cause to declare independence from Britain. Paine uses his anger and radical writing skills to fuel the American colonists. ‘Common Sense’ is believed to have the greatest influenced part in the American Revolution. The main objective of the pamphlet was to transform the colonial rebellion into a war for independence. Paine used the taxes that were placed in and the truth about Britain’s monarchy…

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    towards equal rights and justice for all. For African-Americans, and women in some respect, one of the trailblazers who fought racism, inequality, and injustice was Ida B. Wells. Born into slavery six months before President Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, Wells was a fierce civil rights leader, activist, suffragist, and journalist; but was best known as a fearless anti-lynching crusader. Wells was one of the most iconic African-American women reformists that boldly challenged…

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