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    distribution of disease in Haiti and Peru. He highlights that one main consequence of structural violence is the constraint of individual agency, or the ability of the individual to act independently of structures. Farmer argues that there is often an exaggeration of agency where the agency of an individual is overestimated. Often, this notion leads…

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    Honestly, A Love That Multiplies written by Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar is one of the worst books that I have ever read. I have a very difficult time reading autobiographies to begin with because they seem to be extremely boring. This book, though, is the slowest jumbled mess that I have ever gotten the unfortunate chance of laying my eyes on. I loath this book. If you enjoy reading about a “real” family’s chaotic yet somehow perfect life that is unbelievably functional, then this read is…

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    nerds", as their incompetent boss refers to them, have a woman assigned as the head of their department, that, as stereotypes demand, knows nothing of technology, and a lot about people skills. Despite the fact that all the characters are obvious exaggerations of how people perceive people in the IT Department, the show manages to find plent of interesting situations for three main characters to get into shenanigans inside and out of the office. Overall, the prevalence of stereotypes in…

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    Anti Federalists Satire

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    the power and influence of the lower class. How are we going to be the United States if we only listen and care about the ideas of the wealthy? The author effectively uses satire to criticize what the Federalists are doing. Although satire uses exaggeration it still is partially true and is extremely powerful in portraying…

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    In the Death of a Salesman, all of the main characters lie for all different kinds of reasons. Willy Loman is the first character that lies at the beginning of the scene and continues to lie throughout the book. Willy often lies in exaggeration to make himself look more likable and successful than he really is. For an example, Willy continually mentions that everyone likes and needs him. He acts as if everyone is dependent on him and every time someone sees him it's like they are watching a…

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    Donald Trumps Summary

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    This cartoon illustrates how the rights and freedom of secret service agencies, specifically the FBI, CIA, and NSA have been undermined by President Donald Trump. The cartoon specifically targets the events that transpired on May 9, 2017 when F.B.I director James Corney got fired for being unwilling to comply to President Trumps multiple requests to stop the investigation on his relationship with Russia. Contrary to the Liberal ideology of independence and freedom, Donald Trump has and is being…

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    You Almost Kill Narrative

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    I just knew that I was dead. When I woke up, I was in the hospital. I remember the cops asking me, “Ms. Lacy, can you tell me what happens?” For a while, I beat myself up for lying to the cops. The fear of what my family and friends would say if I told them the truth that I was on “Facebook.” I just lied; I told them I reach down to pick-up my phone. I remember my mom giving me that look as if she knew there was more to that story. But, she waited until I recovered to scream and tell me things…

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    Stereotype Threat

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    Stereotype threat refers to the phenomenon members of a negatively stereotyped fear confirming these negative stereotypes associated with their group. In a situation related to the stereotype of one’s group, their fear of being judged stereotypically, or confirming a negative stereotype may hinder their performance by increasing their anxiety or providing a distraction from the task at hand by focusing on their fears instead. Additionally, group members may attempt to protect themselves by…

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    Florence was one of the five major city states that rose as a result of the “Dark Age” and black plague. After this, the guild system was rarely used and wealthy, powerful families began to rule (which in Florence was the Medici family). Florence played a major role in the Renaissance because it encouraged and promoted art and culture; it became the center for literature and art and supported those writers and artists affluently. Patrons were the largest supporters for scholars, writers, and…

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    In the original brothers grimm version of rapunzel i talked of the irony in rapunzel's name because she was named after the herb rampion her father traded her for. The dramatization and exaggeration of the piece stuck out to me in the majority of the prince's actions and rapunzel's beginning. The fact rapunzel had blonde hair and was extremely naive seemed to correlate in my mind and the length difference between the original brothers grimm and tangled was very significant. It seemed to…

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