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    of the brave women went and fought in the war as soldiers, they dressed in their clothing and fought beside the men. One night in 1777, 16-year-old Sybil Ludington rode on a horseback to tell American soldiers of a British attack. Also, a woman, Deborah Sampson dressed in men’s clothes…

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    themselves. The altering of images can be seen as providing a harmful cognitive issue that leads to multiple disorders. These disorders are present witch “1 in 10 of us partakes in —bingeing and over exercising, skipping meals, abusing laxatives.” (Deborah Kotz). Even though photoshop can put more confidence in you through hiding unwanted imperfections and transform your body, you are setting the unachievable bar for young girls that happen to look up to you. In fact, the necessity for…

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    communal present. I will explore Baldwin’s female characters by putting them into two categories: “true believers,” or “hypocrites.” These subdivisions affected how he delicately crafted each of his female characters, in a bondservant role. For example, Deborah in Go Tell it on the Mountain is portrayed straightforwardly; but, Sister Daniels (in the same novel) is presented slightly derogatory (7). This research specifically relates to my dissertation, because, it allows me to explore further…

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    The Triad Of An Open Adoption Mary Lynn Azar Sophomore English Rhetoric-ENL213-Section R Presented to: Dr. Rosine Zgheib Notre Dame University- Louaize Open Adoption The Triad of an Open Adoption Each one needs someone to rely on, someone who will always love and care about, needs to love and to be loved back. And this kind of love can only be fulfilled by the family love. But what about those who are in lack of this kind of love? What about a childhood with no parents? Or even…

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    The Roman Prefabrication

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    Prefabrication has been used since ancient times. We can see that The Romans use prefabricated building elements to build their forts quickly and efficiently in newly conquered Britain in AD 43. But, as Herbers describes; the prefabrication as a word that describes building typology was not considered important before the 1930s. After that, it started to gain a seat in the building typology when the business of making building components show up in the substantial industry, and prebabrication…

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    The Sons of liberty were a loyal group of men that held boycotts. Just like the sons of liberty there was a group of women. They were named the Daughters of liberty, and they were established in 1765. The daughters of liberty were a successful Colonial American Group. The Daughter of liberty consisted of loyal women, who participated in boycotts. In January of 1770, 538 Boston women signed an agreement vowing to boycott the purchase of tea, women also signed agreements pledging that they would…

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    In this news article, Deborah MacNamera, a clinical counselor, addresses the development of separation anxiety disorder from children as young as three years old, continuing into their adolescent years. She explains the signs that a child/youth are experiencing a form of separation anxiety, discusses the affects of not addressing it, and possible treatment or coping strategies. She continues with stating that the older the child is, the less prominent the signs are of probable anxiety. Typically…

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    Safiya Johnson October 20, 2015 Biology 07 Deborah Blum, The Curious Case of the Poisoned Cows, June 29, 2012, Wired Magezine, http://www.wired.com/2012/06/cyanide-and-poisoned-cows/ On a farm in Texas there was a herd of eighteen cows that had been let out to graze one afternoon, after a few hours only three cows were still alive. After investigation it was discovered that Hydrogen cyanide was found in the cows and the grass and was labeled as the cause of death. Cyanide is naturally…

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    According to Audre Lorde. The Transformation of Silence into Language and Action: She was born in 1934-19992. She was the Author of numerous collections of poetry and prose, Lord was deeply concerned with issues of class, race, age, gender, culture and health, particularly as they related to the experiences of women. In the 1960. A librarian, writer poet, teacher, feminist and lesbian, Lorde won numerous awards including a National Endowment for the arts grant and the American Library…

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    Imelda M. Flores-Vazquez, Richard L. Allgeyer, Pete Schenkkan, and Amanda J. Stevenson, from the New England Journal of Medicine titled, Effect of Removal of Planned Parenthood from the Texas Women’s Health. The popular source chosen is written by Deborah Netburn, of the Los Angeles Times titled, After Texas stopped funding Planned Parenthood, low-income women had more babies. The academic article by Joseph E. Potter and colleagues researches the effects of Planned Parenthood cuts in Texas while…

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