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    Alabama when Rosa parks was tired of all the revelution between the colored skinned and the white’s. She had just came from work and entered the bus, she sat in around the fifth row of where the colored skin were allowed to sit. Usually when the bus was full the colored skin people are supposed to give up their seat to any white person. Well the bus driver saw that there was three white folks that needed a chair asked three colored skinned people to move including Rosa Parks, but she refused.…

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    As a colored slave but had the characteristics of honest and diligent, he had been accused by a white man’s daughter named Mayella for the crime of raping her. Atticus, a helpful lawyer who tried to assist the slaves with his best and found all the convinced and…

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    because they’re not. The main focus us that they had to overcome the judgmental people and stand for what they believe. Atticus has worked to decide if someone’s guilty or not. This is a struggle for him because everyone automatically thinks that the colored people are up to no good. He uses facts to decide if they’re guilty or not. If he lies and says they’re guilty when…

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    Ntozake Shange's Poetry

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    and characterization is used to make the women in the play transparent. Shange’s theme of self-awareness and inner strength encourages black women to accept themselves- flaws and all. Ntozake Shange’s use of literary elements in the choreopoem “For colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf” not only depicts the daily struggles of an African American woman, but also encourages African American women. Ntozake Shange’s style of writing makes her poems more relatable.…

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    Creating Equality: A Civil Rights Essay Civil Rights, there was a movement, many leaders, and many cases, but what really happened? The people of America were separated into two groups, colored and whites. It wasn't fair but to many people it was a way of life, they didn't like it but it was a way of life. But for some people they couldn't stand it and has to do something about it. As with anything there were so many cases that had a huge impact on Civil Rights: Plessy vs Fergason, Loving vs…

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    Synthesis Of Beeswax

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    Candles are made up of chemical compounds pressed together in the form or a candle. They are made of two totally different types of wax which is Paraffin wax and Beeswax. The Paraffin candles are 95% of the world’s population of candle production. But when it comes to the beeswax the beekeepers can only used one or two pounds of the wax for every hundred pounds of honey they are able to harvest. They are also thought being able to clean the air because when the beeswax candle is burned it…

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    If you are color blind, can you still dream in color? “How It Feels to be Colored Me” by Zora Neale Hurston and “Champion of the World” by Maya Angelou are two autobiographies that express a story about the author’s childhood struggle. Both women were black and experienced suppression and discrimination during the 1900s; however, the stories are hardly analogous. “How It Feels to be Colored Me” is the superior story of the two. Hurston forms a more personal story line and uses rhetoric devices…

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    Racial Inequality

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    In a nation built on the back of slaves, where the people of non-white colors were pronounced to be less than human, the movements attempted to bring equality to all people are far from over. In modern days, after so many battles have been fought and won in the war for equality, there is still so much inequality in the nation. As the flower of segregation was withered, the seeds of racism had been to far buried in our nation’s format. To this day, racial inequality lives in places less visible…

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    seeing the evil, hypocrisy, and injustice in adult society. Bob Ewell having revenge for the main characters, Atticus almost gets hurt, and Dolphus Raymond being “evil”. Examples of hypocrisy are; Ms. Grates who judges colored people, Mrs. Merriwether who is also judgemental towards colored people, and Aunt Alexandra believes the finches are better than everyone else. The injustice things that happen throughout the novel is Boo Radley's life changes, Tom Robinson's court case, and lastly, Scout…

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    Mary Sive explained, “It was on that leg of the trip that I for the first time saw drinking fountains labeled “Colored” and “White”. This was outright cruelty such as lynching or denial of rights, all of which I've learned about.” It was unfair to the colored people in parks because they had bad stuff compared to the white…

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