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    Biological Cassie is a 14-year-old, Hispanic, female, who is currently under the foster care system due to her recent behavior displaying suicidal ideation. While looking at Cassie’s background information it’s quite clear that her disorganized and lack of attachment from her mother, has deeply impacted her perception of sense of self and how she perceives the world around her, “Because there is so much neural growth and organization during sensitive periods, early interpersonal experiences are…

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    Differences often appear between two of the main characters in a novel to create a sense of right and wrong. In the historical fiction novel Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred D. Taylor an African American family faces many racial issues brought onto them by prejudices. Stacey and T.J. have many times in the novel where they are shown to be complete opposites. Loyalty, parental guidance, and personality show that Stacey and T.J. are different. Loyalty is a magnificent trait to learn because…

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    reader in her book a historical series for her family in Mississippi for slavery and injustice that inflicted upon them by the whites, as well as law in the United States in that time. She chose a little girl her name is Cassie Logan to tell us the details of the whole story. Cassie tells the story of her family, her neighbors and her friends at her school with racism and brutal treatment of them by whites. In addition, the role of her parents and haw they deal with the harsh conditions. The…

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    Why don’t you go to your room and call Tessa and Rylie about tonight?” She says releasing her hug. “Okay. Thanks for the tickets if I haven't already said it five thousand times already.” I say climbing up the stairs. “No problem, anything for my Cassie.” She says…

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    Overall, this year’s Native Son Mock Trial went very well, even if there are a few growth areas for the lawyers and witnesses. Most of the lawyers did a very good job presenting their ideas and examining witnesses. Growth areas for them would be to be more prepared when going up questioning the witnesses, speaking louder, and actually asking relevant questions that would support their side. Additionally, I think the judge should know her responsibilities better and know when to say what. In…

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    a warm March day to Cassie and Mitch Johnson. The Johnson’s are a family that was politically powerful to say the least. Mitch was the governor of Wisconsin, as was his father, and his fathers father. Politics ran in the family, so much so that it almost seemed to rub off to those related only by Marriage. His grandmother had served as the state's first female surgeon general and his mother the state's first female secretary of state. For this and other reasons both Cassie and Mitch have…

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    “Having fun?” he asked. “Yes, come and see.” She closed all the windows and rebooted the computer. Proudly she showed him her accomplishments and hoped she didn’t look stupid. She relaxed, though, when he nodded his approval. “Excellent! Next project.” He slid the keyboard over in front of himself to show her something new. “Try this?” Lily was sitting close to him, too close. He enjoyed moments like this, but at the same time he was beginning to feel a little claustrophobic. He stood up and…

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    Unfair Treatment Between Blacks People do not get to pick the color of their skin, yet skin color has caused great hardship for people in the world. African Americans were treated unfairly for jobs, school, and transportation. Crimes that blacks have committed are treated worse than white crimes. One hardship blacks suffered was the bus. TJ is asking Stacey why the bus won't stop for them. “ ' how come they didn't even stop for us?' ” This shows how blacks are treated on their way to school.…

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    difference between simply being rude and bullying. Obviously, cyberbullying is a problem due to its effects. Law enforcement officers are on alert against cyberbullying incidents that are linked to suicides being reported around the country (Foss, Cassie, and Cerve para.4). Due to cyberbullying being a recent phenomenon, there is a lot of controversy over how society and schools should address the problem (Billitteri…

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    Curiosity kills the Cat It was a very hot and dusty August afternoon in 2015, the sun had come out with a vengeance. People were scrambling in and out of the Montego Bay bus park. Those who waited to board taxis and buses to their respective destination, hid under umbrellas and the rustic iron shelters to seek refuge from the sun’s merciless rays. The bus park was very buzzing with life as people huddle in groups or pair to converse; those who seem to be travelling alone used their phones for…

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