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    Gran Torino Film Analysis

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    portrayed a significant amount of historical trends of the 1960’s and 1970’s, and it represents certain cultural aspects that were present at the time with both the Hmong people and the average American white male. The Detroit that is portrayed in the movie certainly isn't the Detroit that stands today, and this movie encompasses that aspect relatively will. Gran Torino certainly provides the viewer a heartwarming plot line, a realistic view of both the culture and trends of the time period, and…

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    telling my story on how I have worked to create the best version of myself and continue to do so. From a different perspective, I wanted to trigger a larger crowd because Detroit is culture, traditions, and talents. I feel that everyone has small or large goals that they want to accomplish to better themselves. My story relating to Detroit, I haven’t heard anybody say they are happy where they are and don’t want to achieve anything else. I figured it will be the best story to tell how we start…

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    priest to hold office in this country. One of the main things he did while he was in office was structuring the funding that would build a road from Detroit to Chicago. He died in the year of 1832 by the cholera epidemic. He got this by ministering to the sick people in Detroit. The cholera epidemic killed many poor people in the city of Detroit. This epidemic killed almost 10 percent of Detroit’s inhabitants and would decimate the region. He died September 13, 1832 at the age of 65. Today he…

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    obstacles that stand in the way of fundamental change, and suggests directions by which cities can overcome those obstacles. The extremely poor conditions of Detroit and Cleveland make an author doubtful in the sense of progress. There is no demand for housing or any commercial, office and industrial buildings in Detroit and Cleveland. Detroit has demolished nearly one-third of its pre-1950 housing stock, but most of them are abandoned houses and they continue to grow. There are no buyers of…

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    NFL Team Case Study

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    There was more than one surprise Saturday for Detroit fans after the Lions announced their final 53-man roster. Undrafted rookie Adairius Barnes who hasn’t received much attention throughout the summer and preseason was able to outplay both Alex Carter and Darrin Walls for one of the final spots on the Detroit roster. Detroit made the decision to fill 11 of the 53 spots available with defensive linemen, but didn’t give one of them to Gabe Wright, the team’s fourth round pick in the 2015 NFL…

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    Poverty In Iceland Essay

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    All these facts go to show how poverty is really affecting the city of Detroit and how people really are struggling to make a living. I 'm proud to be from the city of Detroit and I know the city will rebound. Iceland pretty much touches on the most essential and controversial issues regarding poverty in the United States; however, there are also many other small factors…

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    “In the early 1940’s, Detroit was at its industrial zenith, leading the nation in economic escape from the Great Depression” (Sugrue 19). However, today Detroit does not carry the same legacy’s it once did. It wasn’t until after WWII that Detroit suffered this shift. In his book, “The Origins of the Urban Crisis”, historian Thomas Sugrue strives to give an explanation to this shift and find the answer to why Detroit has become the site of persistent racialized poverty and what exactly caused…

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    Millican Dr. Henrichs Essay 1 Sobchack and Malone have written essay that aim to show how violence has an impact on who we are, and the people we aim to be. Both authors have their muses, Sobchack uses media as hers, while Malone uses the city of Detroit. Both Sobchack and Malone aim to show that violence through these many outlets have an impact on who we are and what we are to become; they strive to change the way we perceive violence and hope for a social revolution. Sobchack writes about how…

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    LaMont Gibson is 21 years old born and raised on the west side of Detroit, Michigan. LaMont Gibson attended Detroit Public Schools until the age of ten years old. At that time his mother thought it was best for LaMont to attend Warrendale Charter Academy , fortunately the charter was still located on the west side of Detroit but the curriculum was more advanced than DPS offered at the time. While attending Warrendale LaMont enjoyed his time in computer class and was intrigued by all the…

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    Detroit’s Bankruptcy: Underlying Racial Issues Once the dreamland of industrialization and the Motor Capital of the world, Detroit officially became the largest city to enter bankruptcy in 2013. It would be indiscreet to argue that racial issues alone caused the bankruptcy as racial practices had always been intertwined with historical context, political context, and economic structure. However, given Detroit’s 82% population as African American, it is safe to say that racial issues played an…

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