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    Introduction Attention Getter In my sociology class the other day, my professor did a poll to find out how many people were going to go out and vote in this election. I was surprised to see only about 10 other hands raised in the classroom. In this class that would be a very good response, but in my other class we have 30 students. My professor was very surprised so he asked the class again, and the result was the same. Out of a class of around 30 students, only 10 would be going to the polls…

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    and unprofessional, while white, straight hair is known as professional. As a woman of color, working two jobs (both high positioned on campus) I was not discriminated because of the texture of my hair. Professionalism is being an expert at a specific skill and my hair should not affect my abilities to do my job in a workplace. America has allowed other black women, like myself, to change its perception through acceptance and…

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    short stories that are classified under the Gothic genre specifically, “The Cask of Amontillado,” “The Fall of House of Usher,” “The Black Cat,” “Ligeia” and “William Wilson.” Within Poe’s short stories there are common gothic elements such as horror, death, mystery and the darkness of the human mind. A component of mystery can be found in “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The Fall of House of Usher” settings. Starting with “The Cask of Amontillado,” the walk through Montresor’s family crypt also…

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    Yes, soon I shall walk like a human being, I will think clever thoughts, amaze people, and no longer will I do things that shame me” (Sinha 247). In both novels, America exists on a pedestal : a place that makes dreams happen, the standard for which everyone should be striving to live. They are presented this way so that the authors could criticize this way of thinking. Why does Animal believe that people in America are smarter than those in India, that they’re…

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    There were two words mentioned, in My Daughter the Racist, that occurred significantly more times than any others: daughter and mother. Helen Oyeyemi wrote these words seventy- eight times, which gave support to a theme of the short story. The theme is the strength of relationships between daughters and mothers, which is established through Oyeyemi’s characters and their attributes. Oyeyemi wrote her story from the first-person point of view. This meant that the mother was the protagonist in…

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    An anonymous quote once stated, “Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you can go, just remember how far you have come. Remember everything you have faced, all the battles you have won, and all the fears you have overcome…” (Bealightinthedark). In this scenario, fear is inevitable and will be never-ending to life. Although we have no control over it, we could always subdue it. Fear comes in countless ways, whether it be a fear of letting go or a fear surrounding your ever day life.…

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    Lafreniere Park

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    As it is known, Lafreniere Park, is the “heart of the Jefferson Parish.” It is a lovely natural green space which provides peacefulness to the community. Lafreniere Park is important to the community because it provides a huge amount of activities and services. As it welcome website states: “With careful planning and vigilant nurturing for more than three decades, the park now sports multiple use lawns, fountains, family picnic areas, hills, landscaped gardens, boating, fishing, paths, a…

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    Red Grange Biography

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    To help the family out Red picked up a summer job delivering ice from the town’s ice house. Because he had to help raise his siblings and make money for his family, Red matured more quickly than many of the kids who were his age. When it was time for Red to start high school, he decided he would join the workforce instead of going to classes…

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    However, despite the fact that Louise knows that her husband loves her, the sense of his domination makes it difficult for her to feel any love. She can merely attest to an occasional feeling of affection: “And yet she loved him, sometimes” (15). In “To my Dear and Loving Husband”, a love poem, dedicated to her husband, “Anne conveys how much she loves her husband, and that she values her love of her husband more than money; more than anything anyone can imagine” (5-6) . Both authors both…

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    Willy Loman in “Death of a Salesman” could not follow the change of time and became obsessed with the old values of success dream in the past and Joe a realist, in All my sons, got along rather well ,even though he too is influenced by old values to some extent . At the time of his birth, Miller's father owned a successful clothing business and the family lived in a Harlem neighborhood. In 1929…

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