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    Besides Robinson and Hammer, countless other women contributed to the Civil Rights Movement. They arranged car pools and sold cakes and pies to help pay for alternative transportation during the bus boycott and led smaller organizations. Most of these African American women were just serving as volunteers. They were in the churches to cook the meals and to make sure that all the preparations were made. They cleaned up after the rallies and made sure everything was in place for the next one. They…

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    Harriet Martineau was a political reformer from Great Britain who was thirty-two years old when she started a tour of United States. Harriet Martineau states, “The pride and delight of Americans is in their quality of land.” (73 Martineau). This means everything starts with the land you own and the more fertile it is the more valuable it is going to be. The acquiring of this land was a heavy force in manifest destiny because it expanded the territory of the United States. Harriet Martineau was…

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    Grierson’s standing in the community, many allowances were made for her strange behavior. Miss Emily does not pay for her taxes because her father, supposedly, did a favor for the town of Jefferson. Emily’s marriage to Homer Barron could have been a disgrace to the community because of his occupation and place of birth. He was a Northerner and a day laborer. The marriage gave Emily an opportunity to redeem herself by playing the role of a wife, which was expected of women with a high status…

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    This was imperative for women in that society to obey this code. This code controlled and dominated all of the women’s lives during that time. Virginity was also part of the code of honor for women and any young woman who was not a virgin was a disgrace to her family. Angela knew she was not a virgin and she was frightened that this would destroy her marriage and ultimately lead her to having to indirectly kill a man. After she told her mother she received help from other women. “ ‘The only…

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    Raisin In The Sun Ethos

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    Embedded in the Declaration of Independence in the United States is the American dream. It is asserted that “all men were created equal” with everyone having the right to liberty, life and equal chances in life. In addition, is apparent that the American Dream has been the core guide of Americans and their young ones as they endeavour to rise and transcend barriers in their social and economic lives. This is even more elaborate in the history of America citing the fact that the American Dream…

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    “God looks beyond our fault and sees our need” (Boyle, 52). God knows and look for the sins people have made but God sees and know what they need. I prepare the story of Carmen. I have an experience about the story of Carmen in our place. He is always drunk and shouting on the road like Carmen. He says that nobody loves him and he was Dis -Grace. When he realize he felt very shameful. Like Carmen she is always in the street shouting and an addict. Carmen also says that she is a Dis -Grace.…

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    Loyalty is a quality which is found mainly among the bravest and most passionate characters. In the epic poem, The Odyssey by Homer, loyalty is crucial for the husband and wife separated by battle to amass their continuous, prolonged love. Odysseus and Penelope are put through countless trials that truly test their loyalty. Odysseus, having women transfixed upon him, struggles with desire, longing to be both intimate with a woman again and to return home. Penelope, however, faces a very…

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    Based on the criteria presented in book eight of the Republic, the Greek warrior Diomedes’s soul is closest to that of the aristocratic man. Although he strives for honor and could therefore have a timocratic soul, every action Diomedes takes is grounded in the cornerstones of the aristocratic soul: wisdom and reason. There are many instances throughout the Iliad in which Diomedes can see the bigger picture, the truth, while the rest of the Greeks could not. A clear example of Diomedes seeing…

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    Many athletes were accused of “being traitors” or being a “disgrace to the country” for either turning their backs or kneeling down although people have to stand and put their right arm across their chest. Colin Kaepernick took a knee to police brutality, 21 year old Toni Smith turned her back to the flag because she was expressing herself to the war in Iraq in 2003. These athletes expressed their thoughts on many things. Athletes should be able to take a knee during the National Anthem, because…

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    of drugs in sport is a despicable act that should not be taken lightly. There are many types of drugs that can cause serious damage to the athlete, unfairly winning and destroying their reputation. Drugs used to enhance athlete’s abilities are a disgrace to the world of sport and should be banned evermore. Many different types of performance enhancing drugs are manufactured such as testosterone, Hgh and bloody doping. Taking these drugs to improve an athlete’s ability causes many health risks to…

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