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    and imprisonment to social injustice (Johnson 50). Imprisonment is a crucial component to Southern Gothicism because it involves a criminal of some sort; therefore, immorality is provided with which the author can satirize or analyze. Lastly, the courthouse exemplifies cultural decay and acts as a repository of the past. Johnson says that “Its ancient outsized pillars are symbols of the antebellum South”…

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    1921: Tulsa Race Riot Although the 1950’s and 1960’s were known for racial riots, the 1921 Tulsa Race Riot was the worst in American history. It was one of the worst because this riot involved planes that were made for WW1, and some policeman, instead of protecting the people, joined the riot. Before the riot Tulsa was known as “Black Wall Street” located in Greenwood District (Gates). Twelve percent of Tulsa’s population were made up of blacks. In 1910 the future appeared dead and hopeless for…

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    expansion of the Urgent Care Centre, creation of a cancer detection and treatment facility and a new south entrance. During the construction phase this project created approximately 100 jobs at two sites. A. Introduction The Durham Consolidated Courthouse was built on a brownfield site and Access Justice Durham was the main constructor for this successful project. The new site includes 3 motion rooms, 2 hearing rooms and more than 30 courtrooms. Besides that, a jury assembly room can get…

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    tolerated in the workplace and that disciplinary actions will take place if they partake in it, notifies employees that if they gossip, there can and will be consequences for doing so. Before taking those measures, when interviewing the manager from the courthouse, she said that she would sit someone down one-on-one and not directly notify the person that they are aware they are gossiping. She would just encourage positivity the person to be cohesive with their…

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    Kings Mountain, Cowpens, Guilford Courthouse, and the guerrilla fighters that harassed the British supply lines terrified the loyalists of supporting the crown. American’s had control of most of the country and to support the crown meant forfeiting everything that family had and that was something most did not want to sacrifice. Having gambled on the South and lost, the British had to find military success elsewhere. The Battle of Trenton, Princeton, Guilford Courthouse, Cowpens, and Yorktown…

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    When Life Throws You a Curveball For 12 years I lived, breathed, and slept baseball. I sacrificed attending funerals, birthday celebrations, and family reunions to hone my skills for the national pastime. I would have to be physically ripped away from the game that I loved to stop playing for even a few minutes. The day I was forced to hang up my cleats came in March of my junior year when I was cut from my high school baseball team. Astonishing, my life scale at that moment balanced.…

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    Kruzan who was being sexually abused since she was 11 years old, was sentenced to life in prison without parole when she murdered her abuser. Sara was not even given the chance to speak about this during her trial that only lasted two days. If the courthouse would have given her a chance to speak, the outcome of her sentence would have been dramatically different. Over the course of nineteen years a group of lawyers took her case and she was then released after all of those years in prison. It…

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    Irena used the old courthouse on the edge of the Warsaw Ghetto as one of the main routes from smuggling children out. She rescued 2,500 Jewish children in Poland during World War 2. Irena and the ten who went with her to the ghetto had many different ways from smuggling children. The main ways are 1. Putting a child on a stretcher in an ambulance; 2. Escaping through the courthouse; 3. Escaping through a pipe or through other passages, underground;…

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    People are afraid of change, and there is always resistance to it. This became the case a few decades ago, when blacks altered the social structure to fight for equality. In the novel Mississippi, the author Anthony Walton goes on a journey to understand Mississippi and its history, which focuses on the Civil Rights Movement. Walton often mentions how the people who were afraid of change were the ones in power. The government, the ones who are supposed to defend justice, abused their power to…

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    I hear you're looking for a woman to spend the rest of your life with’. She had a beatific look in her eyes; she looked almost as if she had found her happy place. So what does a man do that has found his dream wife? He runs off to the nearest courthouse and marries…

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