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    The Effects of Colorism on People of Color Colorism is the discrimination against people with different skin tones, usually having the same race or ethnic group. Colorism usually is disadvantage for dark-skinned people, but a privilege to those with lighter skin. The practice of colorism has been practice through many generations! Many believe that colorism began with slavery, because many light-skinned slaves were offspring’s of the slave owner, they were often favored more than the slaves…

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    equal lives as they are to birth and raise our families. They are allotted time off to birth and raise them so they could not be equal to men. They need to remain faithful to her husband even though he might not be faithful to her. There is no bigger disgrace than to have a husband wonder if the child she gave him is truly his. They need to be honorable in their family as well as in their community. The two sexes are necessary for each other but ultimately a wife will need to be more dependent…

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    “The last tie was broken. Man and the claims of man no longer bound him” (London 106 ). In the story “The Call of the Wild” by Jack London, a dog named Buck a ruler of a demesne in the Santa Clara Valley, California with his beloved owner Judge Miller. One walk with a trusted man is all it took for a dognapping to happen to this king. Buck a scared dog without idea of what's in his future. The struggle for mastery is real. The Yukon, a frosted snow globe with one thing that Buck has never…

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    Rage In The Iliad

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    The rage are the first words in book one of Homer’s Iliad, which is appropriately titled “The Rage of Achilles”. Rage makes up the theme of the Iliad and guides the path in which the epic follows. In the Iliad, there are specific instances in which Achilles’ shows himself to be selfish and immoral when he is angry. Two specific instances occur when Achilles refuses to fight in the war, and when he mistreats Hector’s body. Achilles’ selfish and immoral rage begins after Agamemnon demands that…

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    Hero In Amazing Grace

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    Journal #3 A hero, is “a person noted for courageous acts or nobility of character”. In Michael Apted's film Amazing Grace, this definition is substantially indicated through major characters in the film in showing their courageous acts towards ending slavery. The history of slavery started in 1916 with a Dutch ship that brought 20 African slaves ashore to the British colony of Jamestown,Virginia. In the 18th century, an estimated 6-7 million black slaves were imported to the new world, where…

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    The Stasimons In Antigone

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    The purpose of each of the stasimons in the Antigone is to display power relationships and how those reflect on Antigone’s fate. The stasimons start by reviewing the weakest force, humans. They then go on to the next most powerful and so on. In each event before and after these stasimons Antigone must hope that the next highest power will help her avoid her fate, death. The first stasimon regards humanity's abilities and resourcefulness. The general purpose of it is to tell us that humans are…

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    Lord of the flies is a novel written by William Golding. In the novel there are two main motifs: civilization, and savagery. The book describes a plane of boys from England’s private schools that is fleeing because of the war. Suddenly the plane is shot down and lands on a remote island somewhere in the south pacific. Then book immediately takes flight by introducing the main characters of the novel. Little do they know that the innate evil in man will cause the boys to lose civilization and…

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    Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr both made an impact in our country. Hamilton was a soldier, secretary of the Treasury, and lawyer. Burr was the third vice president of the US, a member of the US Senate, and a lawyer. Both of these men helped make America what it is today, even though they did it in different ways. Alexander Hamilton was born on January 11, 1755, in the British West Indies. He was not born into a good family, and his father abandoned him. He started working when he was…

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    Furthermore, after Derek continues the conversation his father reposes once more and stats” well you know it would be a disgrace to the Ng family name to have a gay son that is”(244). It is clear that his father has other reasons why he does not accept homosexuality or having a gay son. It goes beyond simply reproduction and the real issue his father has is the fact that having…

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    As a new member on the tactical team this officer was placed in the middle of an investigation. This investigation involved attempting to catch a well known narcotics and stolen gun dealer named Mr. Lincoln. The investigation has reached its pentacle, but the major player in the investigation was not caught doing anything illegal. Completion of this investigation all hindered catching Mr. Lincoln participating in any hand-to-hand distribution of guns or narcotics. If they observe Mr. Lincoln…

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