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    choose the one he looked best in. After everything was finished, the cooks, maids, and the royal family got together and decided to relax and watch some Netflix before the guests arrived. At 6 P.M, guests started walking in with fancy designer dresses. “ I am grateful that all of you were able to attend this ball. The prince will dance with the 21 year-olds here and marry the woman who he falls in love with,” announced the…

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    Queens in the Closet Drag Queens are known as a male transvestite, especially a performer who dresses as a woman to entertain the public; a usually homosexual man who dresses as a woman and performs as an entertainer especially to caricature stereotypically vampish women. After studying this group over the last couple of weeks, it became very opaque that being diverse and not of the norm is not in society’s favor. There are two types of drag queens, such as those who are in the drag industry…

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    The image of Boo and his life set by the rumors of Maycomb leaves an unfair opinion on Boo. Boo was not fully understood until the end of the novel. Lee also demonstrates discrimination with Scout being discriminated on based on her gender. Scout dresses in breeches, but Aunt Alexandra…

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    that is related to the couples new home. Henna Night A Henna night is a traditional bachelorette party for the bride which includes the female relatives and friend of the bride. A henna night is a traditional girls night only, wearing traditional dresses and and performs traditional wedding rituals. The brides wear a traditional robe called “bindali”, the ritual is the bride sits on the chair while her face is covered with a piece of red clothing and young girls dance around her carrying a…

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    The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural, social, and an artistic explosion that took place in Harlem, New York. During the time of this event, the movement was known as the "New Negro Movement." This event happened between 1917-1935, this was at the time of the end of World War I. During this period in Harlem black writers, artists, musicians, photographers, poets, and scholars were blossoming with creative art. Much of the writings and art was focused on the portrayal of realistic black life.…

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    standards for women, the new 50’s style split appart adult and children's clothing. The gap in between was filled with teenage clothing. (thepeoplehistory.com) With teen clothing, everything from rebellious motorcycle jackets to tighter skirts and dresses flooded the high school proms. To sum it all up, the fifties were a time of great change in fashion due to the heavy consumerism and conformity…

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    Africa is an aspect of setting in The Color Purple that is present throughout a majority of the novel through Nettie who is on a missionary trip with Corrine and Samuel. The song “Looking For Angels” by Skillet describes the scene of many poor nations and people struggling with poverty, oppression, hunger, and and fear. In lines 18-22 of the song, the lyrics “So many nations with so many hungry people / so many homeless scrounging around for dirty needles / on the rise, teen suicide, when we…

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    The two performances of Tari Wiranata, live and recorded, are very similar. The difference is whether you are sitting in front of a live production, or if you are watching a recital through a computer screen. The performances both include very unique uniforms, scenery, dancers, and music timbre. But what you miss out on when watching a recording, is hearing the live gamelan sounds flood around you and all the energy in the concert hall. Over all, I prefer the live version. The melodies in both…

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    After high school some people find love. Demonstrated in the story entitled “The Crush.” It starts off with a mentally troubled man named Ernie. And he has a crush on a woman named Dolores. In the story it shows Ernie was filling the mason jars with flowers and putting them on the counter of the place she works. This shows how hard it is to show your feelings. It also shows why Ernie did not go to the store and give Dolores them. Look out of the diner window and see Dolores pick up the flowers…

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    twice a year to Paris, joining the others from places such as St Petersburg and New York. These trips would be where they choose their wardrobe for the next coming season for 6 months. The garments ranged from: lingerie, morning gowns, walking dresses, cycling combinations, costumes for travelling such as trains or motor cars, evening gowns to lounge, a gown for each special occasion. The list of garments that were bought were according to what their purse allowed financially. The more people…

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