Bitch

It was a fucking wild goose-chase. The stalker had planted the email address, and buried it deep in his communications with his last victim, and whilst the Detective spent the entire night interrogating a wheelchair-bound retired schoolteacher, the incident with Lila was filed away at the back of his mind. Eventually, not long before the break of dawn, they'd departed Harold Greer's apartment complex, and he and Jarrod parted company. Only when Tom was alone again did the evening's events come…

” (James 26) At the end of chapter four it is evident to James how the idea of having a white mother with black children is viewed negative an example of this is on page 31 “” I remember two black women pointing at us, saying, “Look at that white bitch,” and a white man screaming at Mommy somewhere in Manhattan, calling her a “nigger lover.” ” (James 31). In chapter five the meaning of the title is found "What color is God's spirit?" "It doesn't have a color,” she said. “God is the color of…

The idea of having this literacy journal was excellent, the fact that the student has the opportunity to show their amazing talents as a writer’s was just perfect Bronx Community and all the people that collaborated for this to happen needs an APPLAUSE, this book made me love writing even more, every single one of the writer’s that were able to put this work together did a marvelous job. From the introduction with the memory of Kalief Brower to the poems and short stories all were well done,…

painful death than he did. In chapter six, after everyone finds out that Curely's wife is dead, Curley states that he wants Lennie dead as well. Curley exclaims furiously, "' I'm gonna get him. I'm going for my shotgun. I'll kill the big son-of-a-bitch myself. I'll shoot 'im in the guts. Come on, you guys'" (Steinbeck 96). In the quote, Curley shows how much he wants to kill Lennie, and that he has no mercy for him because of what he had done to his wife. Throughout the book there was…

In “Crazy Courage” by Alma Luz Villanueva, the poem shows how Michael B is heroic for stepping out of a comfort zone. As in “Hard Rock Returns to Prison” by Etheridge Knight, the poem also expressed how Hard Rock was a hero because of his actions. In both articles the authors seem to express the assumption that power to do or to become what one desires is heroic. Alma Luz Villanueva article “Crazy Courage” expressed Michael B as heroic because he presented his way of living to all those who are…

These expectations do not suit every woman’s lifestyle; also, being a selfless female does not always yield many rewards. In fact, catering to others can portray women as vulnerable and unable to make their own decisions; therefore, women are underestimated, used, and not given the proper justice they deserve. For example, women in politics has been an ongoing controversial issue. Along with women been told that they were unfit for office, during the Presidential election of 2016 women have been…

was a beautiful fraud. Many families arriving in to this new state were met with resentment because the locals did not want them there. The people of California had come up with the term “Okies,” a derogatory term, which meant “a dirty son- of- a bitch” (Steinbeck 265). The current residents did not want any outsiders coming in and stealing their jobs, especially since the cost of living had gone up and wages had gone down. Those how had suffered the effects of the dust bowl were lured in with…

Culture, authors Dionne Stephens and April Few explore how hip hop created black female sexual scripts that reinforce stereotypes about young black women. Stephens and Few describe how from hip hop emerged “the Diva, Gold Digger, Freak, Dyke, Gangster Bitch, Sister Savior, Earth Mother, and Baby Mama unique sexual scripts” (Stephens, Few 51). The Diva refers to a black woman who appears independent but relies on men to boost her social status. The Gold Digger refers to a black woman who uses sex…

by woman writer Gillian Flynn thus it is basically inevitable for the author to place her expectation on Amy. The toughness and intelligence of her is an attraction to the audience of the same gender although she has been built by the author as a bitch obviously. On the other hand, from a male’s angle, David Finch infused a sense of wicked black humor into some scenarios as a mockery to Amy’s egotism. The story is presented mostly from Nick 's perspective in the film in order to increase…

to their needs. o “It’s not fair that I have to...” o “I can’t do it today, let’s leave it for tomorrow.” o “That’s too hard and I’m tired.” o “But how come that …?” It’s no wonder the addicts complain a lot. Sometimes, it’s so much easier to bitch and complain in hope that someone else will take our responsibilities, instead of putting effort and taking care of our burdens. 4.…