Brad Wright

What is hunger? Hunger to us is just the mere thought of not getting something we desire and therefore not eating. But for Richard in the book Black Boy written by Richard Wright, hunger is much more than that. Richard suffered physical hunger in which he doesn't have any food to eat. Yet he also experiences mental and emotional hunger is which he wants to be noticed. This autobiography shows what hunger is like to Richard and what he does to end it. Richard is constantly battling physical…

Cessna Skyhawk single-jet planes, first built in 1956 by Clyde Cessna, were very profitable in the 1980’s. However, with a downturn in the aviation business during the following 15 years, Cessna was unable to produce enough profit to sustain production of the Skyhawk and similar piston-engine planes and stopped production. Stopping production also resulted in Cessna laying off 75 percent of their employees. Fortunately, Skyhawks are not the only aircrafts that Cessna builds and they were able…

Samuel P. Langley, astronomer, mathematician, and physicist had always had interest in flying. He started working towards flight by gaining a spot as an assistant astronomer at the Harvard College Observatory and a mathematics professor for the U.S. Naval Academy. Langley constantly engaged in expanding his knowledge and through this he met many different colleagues led him to inventors and scientist that pursued heavier than air flight. Langley worked with gliders for a little bit but then…

Barack Obama uses numerous stories throughout the State of the Union address in order to demonstrate the prevalence of the United States of America, yet these stories simultaneously allow certain flaws within the political system to materialize. In order to initiate a want for change, Obama provides the reader with images that he sees of America beginning to unfold. It is this imagery and prosperous initiative that may attract the attention from essayists Orwell and Didion. President Obama is…

“Black Boy” you find many motifs and one being suffering which came up plenty of times. In Wright's memoir he uses the motif of suffering to develop educationally, religiously and psychologically in various spots through the course of his life.richard wright was born in 1908 he was a troublemaker at age 4 his dad leaves him at a young age. Richard grows up fast and he start taking jobs at 11 years old. Whites in the novel “black boy” generally treat richard poorly due to the color of his…

Edgar Wright has established his directorial style, despite only having six films under his belt. Baby Driver is no exception. For the entirety of the picture Wright fuses his visual comedy style with over-the-top action sequences involving Baby (Ansel Elgort) driving around his determined heist crew. He clearly enjoys his “job”, but is in great debt with Doc (Kevin Spacey), who he has been repaying ever since stealing and driving his car at a young age. There are standouts in each crew, Bats…

“According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way that a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyways. Because bees don't care what humans think is impossible,” (Bee). This popular quote exemplifies the supposed impossibility of flight; it was utterly unthinkable until the late nineteenth century. Humans have been fascinated with the idea of flight since the dawn of time. There is evidence of this…

Native Son was written in 1940 by African American author Richard Wright. The novel tells the story of twenty year old Bigger Thomas, an African American male living in Chicago’s South Side poverty stricken community during the 1930’s. Native Son focuses on the racial oppression forced on blacks by whites and the effects it has on society and the theories of people, especially Bigger Thomas. The theme has caused the book to be labeled as a “protest novel” by other authors because of its aim at…

View From Above More than anything else the sensation is one of perfect peace mingled with an excitement that strains every nerve to the utmost, if you can conceive of such a combination. — Wilbur Wright: one of the first men to experience the sense of flying ~ ~ ~ Looking down, I see the fields of the Snohomish Valley. I see the twisting, glistening river as it flows out towards the sound. I see the roads lit with the reflections of the sun on the…

The US Mobilize and Prepare for WW1 The United States prepared and mobilized for World War 1 by making there industry stronger, drafting people into the army, and there new weapons. The United States had to do many different things to prepare for a war especially World War 1. The US prepared there industry first. The US punitive expedition into Mexico in 1916-17 looked south but had an eye peeking over at Europe. The Congress later declared war, but they did not have an army to fight with.…