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    This poem dramatizes the conflict between actually feeling love and the act of making love. In Sharon Old’s “Sex without Love” the speaker floats in the third person as more of a scientist experimenting with love. On the surface love is mirrored through the imagery of “beautiful as dancers “and “great runners” (Olds 2-3); making love, as Sutton said “favorable” (178). To continue this praise for loveless-love, Sutton points out that in lines fourteen and fifth teen: “the ones who will not /…

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    You do not have to feel disgrace. Unless recently sexual abuse used to be hardly ever mentioned and was a taboo matter of conversation. That's not the case. Shameful emotions keep you from telling the reality, however just telling one individual whom you believe can start the process…

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    Inhumanity In Night

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    year 1945, German Nazis killed millions of Jews during the Holocaust. In the novel Night, Elie Wiesel recalls true acts of cruelty that illustrated man’s inhumanity. The Germans viewed the Jews as an enemy and saw them as a threat and an overall disgrace to this earth. Due to the views of Nazi Germany their leader, Adolf Hitler, promised to liquidate them from existence. These are the things Hitler preached so that the Germans would believe him and fall in line with his orders to execute the…

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    Tom Robinson Stereotypes

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    Maycomb County, in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, willingly took a white man’s word, an ignoble white man’s word, over that of an obviously innocent black man. “We can educate ‘em till we’re blue in the face, we can try till we drop to make Christians out of ‘em, but there’s no lady safe in her bed these nights,” (266) Mrs. Farrow declares, promulgating the idea that a certain people group must be stereotyped and encouraging the belief that all “darkys” were crass and savage. But, Tom…

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    Historical Moment “To escape fear, you must go through it, not around it.” The horrors of public speaking plague an introverts mind. Growing up, other kids called me shy since I never talked unless a teacher forced me to. Consequently, I do not understand how I got myself into this situation. Here I sit in an empty, colorless classroom filled with students tapping on their desks itching for the 2:25 P.M. bell to ring and dismiss them from their misery. The teacher, a small crabby old man,…

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    officer of a different race they would bring in an officer of the same race to see if that would help any at all. Once that other officer came in then the suspects would become even more unruly saying that the officer betrayed their kind and was a disgrace to them. Hearing this made me learn that while it does help to have diversity it does not mean that it is going to solve all the problems in a job. Another thing that we talked about was how having a diverse work group makes interactions with…

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    PREVIOUS NEXT Please read Stephanie Cloward’s persuasive speech as she invites you to think about the different roles of public officials. Sample Speech As the government elections roll around, we as citizens of the United States need to ponder and determine what we want from a public official. What has the candidate promised if elected to office? What political party do they belong to? Will the candidate be able to fill the requirements and expectations put on them? Many questions go through…

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    t is without a doubt that Anthony is much more the persuasive speaker than Brutus thought him to be. Brutus should have listened to Cassius about not letting Anthony speak on behalf of Caesar's funeral. Anthony knew how to stroke the crowd into believing that he had no special qualities or talents that could ever come up with such an outrageous plot to kill Caesar. Anthony used Brutus as an example to prove to the Romans everything that he wasn’t. Anthony to the attention from him and put it on…

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    Nwoye, his oldest son, leaves Okonkwo and his customs behind to follow the Christians. Okonkwo illustrates his hate for the Christians and disgrace about Nwoye by saying: “To abandon the gods of one’s father and go about with a lot of of effeminate men clucking like old hens was the very depth of abomination.” (153). When it says in the quotation ‘with a lot of effeminate men clucking like old…

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    as arts and theater. These are three important legacies they left behind! Literature is one of the many legacies the Greeks have left behind. Homer, a famous Greek poet first taught the Greeks about literature. He wrote about war, peace, honor, disgrace, love, and hatred. Two of his most famous epics were the Iliad and The Odyssey. Homer was important to Greece because he always tried to look on the bright side. His poems showed heroism, nobility, and the good life. Homer not only wrote…

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