Dirty Dancing

The speaker shares with us that the father’s knuckles are battered and his palms are dirty, which tells me that he is a hardworking man. When the speaker refers to his ear scraping the fathers’ belt buckle, this isn’t a sign of abuse. The boy is small and only comes to his father’s waist, so “At every step missed” there were times when…

Dancing Fool in School In the past I was an extremely bizarre schoolboy and performed abnormal actions to acquire interest from others at my elementary school like sporting a reddish helmet. Occasionally my muscle twitches caught the awareness of others. Young’uns approached me and questioned, “Why do you jerk your arms and feet like that?” I couldn’t expound it to them because I didn’t fucking comprehend it myself. Therapist Dan: “Do you recall the name of your medication by chance?” Me: “No,…

Emergent tenor saxophonist based in New York, Paul Jones, exhibits higher levels of matureness and a willingness for originality in his incredible new album, Clean, a considerable step ahead since the release of his full-length debut album, Short Stories, recorded in 2014 with his reliable sextet. The band members are maintained here with the exception of pianist Sullivan Fortner, who gave its place to Glenn Zaleski. The remaining artists, all young and powerfully talented, are Alex LoRe on alto…

Berlin separated. People could no longer see their families or friends. It effected people who worked on either side of the wall that could no longer report to work. The atmosphere in the East was completely different from the West. The East looked dirty and run down. People were going hungry and expressed the look of misery. People from the West…

sometimes it opens up pathways to learn new things. It can be the way they were raised or maybe just the way they think people are supposed to look at them. Like when it comes to communication many men use bad word when speaking or just talk dirty but when a woman uses dirty language, someone will look at her with disgust or her mother…

music, the foods we eat, in relationships, religion, and in many other items in Black culture. The music derives from the drum patterns and musical instruments used by our ancestors. The style of dancing is in influenced by African culture. The series show African Americans preparing food and dancing, which demonstrates culture. Black families usually have a strong bond. We also tend to treat our fictive kin like family and give titles as we do within our immediate family. This is so, due…

living in a dirty and poisonous place. I bet anyone cannot live like that for a day. It’s very wrong. Even it’s better for a person to live in a prison than animals living in cages. In Jail, at least people still have a toilet to urinate and defecate. And also, in jail, people can still walk around the basketball court and eat something that is not so bad. This essay will explain how animals are tortured in a zoo by being locked up in cages, not having proper nutrition and living in a dirty…

Love is hopeless. Love is fruitless. Love is good. Love is stupid. Love is kind. Love is biblical. Love is spiritual. Love confuses me. Love is scary. Love can be described as nothing besides love. Love is always in the air, that’s why there are so many b***** children such as the demon, elf child Pearl in the Scarlet Letter. Teenage love is especially terrifying, due to its unpredictability. Do Romeo and Juliet ring a bell? That nymphomaniac Juliet had Romeo committing suicide for her, or was…

in} in the play, the Crucible by Arthur Miller. Within him are the true characteristics of a hero. Mr. Proctor is a proud, well-liked, respectable member of his community. He is an honest, kind and outspoken man, but within him, he carries a dark, dirty secret, that of the adulterous affair with his household servant, Abigail (alliteration). In that time period the government was a “theocracy, a combine of state and religious power” and the Ten Commandments were part of the law (Miller pg. 6).…

hair in a mullet, is being groomed as a future evangelical preacher. Exhibiting star quality, he strides through a group of children, waving his arms and mouthing dogma about how his generation is so important. 10-year-old Tory speaks earnestly of dancing “for God” and not “for the flesh.” Nine-year-old Rachael is already an evangelical recruiter who fearlessly approaches adult strangers. Is it these kids' choice to act upon these things, or is it forced upon them by their parents? “Jesus Camp”…