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    Ever heard of Jennifer Lawrence? She`s a big Hollywood star. She has had many big roles and appearances over time and has stayed calm and positive in the spotlight. Lots of people all over the world think that fame causes stars to go crazy with stress and freedom. That`s not true. Yes, some stars go down the wrong path, but tons of our big screen faces stay on the right path and do really amazing things in the spotlight. I think that fame is worth the risk because it gives the opportunity to get…

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    communities from the wealthy or richer communities because their community is chosen to place hazardous, toxic waste in proximity of their environment, which creates pollution and an unhealthy physical and mental state over higher income communities. Environmental justice, in turn, is the movement that sprouted due to the unjust concept of environmental racism. Environmental racism is apparent in regions where Indigenous peoples reside and even though an environmental justice movement have…

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    nor behaving white, while they were also prevented from desegregated. The decision between fighting for integration and equality or to remain segregated and attempt to live without the scorn of white people is inherently challenging. As it is impossible to living entirely independently from white people and undesirable to completely assimilate, Du Bois's double consciousness model illustrates this internal conflict. As school and…

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    unjust in the streets of America lives in the poems of Tracy K. Smith, a Pulitzer Prize­winning author of the book Life on Mars. Witnessing the death of her people at the hands of police officers, Smith feels troubled about bringing a new life into a prejudice world. In poems such as: “Unrest in Baton Rouge” and “They May Love All That He Has Chosen and Hate All That He Has Rejected,” Smith feels compelled to concentrate her writing around the absence of humanity through police brutality in the…

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    The Stand-Your-Ground Law

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    America,” (14). America was chosen to bring forth the religious faith of God and the face of the church. The Anglo-Saxon myth is the chosen nature for America’s exceptionalism. Brown Douglas stated, “Thus, America’s grand narrative of exceptionalism is the narrative of America’s identity. To be a chosen nation is to be an Anglo-Saxon nation. To be an Anglo-Saxon nation is to…

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    The Unraveling of a Culture In Things Fall Apart, the missionaries bring with them to the village of the Ibo people a mindset and a way of living that the villagers were never previously exposed to. The missionaries provided the villagers an unexpected alternative to the culture and beliefs that they had grown accustomed to throughout their lives. Surprisingly, many more villagers came to accept the alternative than one would initially expect. At the same time, there were plenty of villagers who…

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    She feels that words always have some kind of sincerity and virtue behind them. She learned how to speak out from her grandmother. Since her grandmother was born during the time colored people were slaves, she had a difficult time of speaking out. She then encouraged Janie to speak for herself while others are listening. Janie had learned to keep quiet after she married Joe Starks. Whenever he insulted her, she did not talk back to him…

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    therefore Australia shouldn’t rush to changing it. It is highly significant in Aboriginal mythology. Australia shouldn’t change the flag as the commonwealth star symbolises shared democratic future, formed by ‘ballot rather than the bullet’. It was chosen through an open competition. It was won by five entrants who had submitted similar designs, 4 Australians and a man from New Zealand. The flag is a unique combination of devices recognised by law, custom and tradition. The Australian nation…

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    that of the South who condemned blacks and feared what they could do to them if they were freed and could do anything. Among many other scenes the ones chosen show the Southern fear, fears that the director may have lived through his childhood during the Civil War which helped him in shaping this view that influenced his film. Most of the scenes chosen are those that in history were important, from the time before the war, the murder of Lincoln, and the emergence of the Ku Klux Klan which mark…

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    Nova Scotia Book Report

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    How were the Blacks who migrated to Nova Scotia treated in comparison to what they expected? The two sources chosen for this historical essay is a journal called “Black Immigrants into Nova Scotia, 1776-1815” and the book entitled From Slavery to Freetown: Black Loyalists after the American Revolution. The significant reason why these two sources were chosen is because they consist of detailed information that depicts a considerable description of the slavery movement from the different places…

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