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    country such as North Korea might view the idea of democracy completely differently than a person in the Western world would. That is not to say that any of the two views on one idea-democracy-is more correct than the other, but rather that both cultures view the same thing differently and thus would likely extract different definitions of what knowledge on the subject entails. These different views represent the difference in perspectives which exist for knowers everywhere which are formed…

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    her assigned seat. hooks describes her emotion towards the white men who took K’s assign seat as killing rage, and she wants to stab him and kill him. hook is mad at the white man because he did not help to fight against the injustice for people of color. The silence from both K and the white man on the airplane show that silence is more than cultural value and it is originally from…

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    outside intervention. Furthermore, scholars such as Noa Webster wanted educated citizens not to just be able to “judge … what [would] secure or endanger [their] freedom” (Mondel, 2001, p.22) but to build a national identity that fostered a unified culture in which one would learn about the history and legend of the founding fathers. With a national identity, a young country like the United states would be able to prosper and provide its…

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    with the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 that barred the Chinese from migrating to America and prevented them from becoming American citizens. Omatsu states that 1969 represented a turning point for Asian Americans. This was the birth of the San Francisco State student led strike. The demands were simple, “Students, faculty and community activists demanded equal access to public higher education, more senior faculty of color and a new curriculum that would embrace the history and culture of all…

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    Child abuse has affected the United States and other countries for a numerous amount of years. This initially became a global issue after seeing the effects of certain types of child abuse. This heinous act does not discriminate. Child abuse affects children of all ages, gender, and race. There are two specific acts of child abuse that have massive effects on children and their lives as a whole. These two types are child abuse are classified as sexual and physical child abuse. Both have a very…

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    Even Ancient Cultures Thought Tattoos Were Cool If you have a tattoo today, chances are that someone told you that you were making a mistake putting the ink on your body forever. Tattoos can be seen as; a fashion trend, a commitment to an organized group (such as a military branch or a street gang), a symbolic act of remembrance, a rebellious act by a teenager trying to prove a point to their parents, etc. The lesser known fact behind tattooing however, is that is an art that has been…

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    The earliest record of any kind of makeup or cosmetic is from the 1st Dynasty of Egypt. Women and men used a substance called unguent to keep wrinkles away and hydrate their skin. They used kohl as eyeliner to protect their eyes from the glare of the sun. Women and men in Egypt used scented oils and balm to cover-up body odor and to bathe their skin. Cosmetics was a vast part of health. In the early years, they used makeup to protect their eyes from the sun but later they thought they had to go…

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    shows be produced, so Disney gave it to them. Not only did he explore new places, he explored new cultures. He has incorporated different cultures in his movies which has allowed a lot of success. With different cultures in the movies he was able to get more people to watch the movies. Some of the cultures that he has included in his movies are the Indian culture, Greek culture, Roman, Victorian, and Chinese Dynasties. The exploration was a major factor in making Disney very successful. It…

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    survey from Department of Statistics, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Republic of Singapore (2015) proved that 36.9% of the residences over 5 years speak English. Back in 2010, it was only 32.3%. Meanwhile, the population divisions of Singapore are Chinese 74.3%, Malays 13.3%, Indians 9.1%, and others 2.3% (DSMTIRS, 2015). The usage of English has been rooted in people’s mind, as in Indonesia, teenagers say the famous “I love you” phrase more often than its translation in Bahasa Indonesia.…

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    Japanese, Chinese, and Filipino Americans but Asian Pacific Americans are much more than that. In my opinion, I believe Asian Pacific Americans are people who emigrated from Asian Pacific Islands to America who’s either looking for a job, freedom or be with their family member who already has American citizenship. These Asian Pacific Americans are either the 1st generation or more of Asian Pacific Americans who 's been in America for a period of time. They have adapted to Western (American)…

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