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    the United States, and you can thank President Barack Obama for being the primary cause of them. If there was one historical event I could change, I would change the outcome of the 2008 election. I often wonder if Barack Obama was elected over John McCain simply because he would be the first African American president or if voters truly favored the ideas he brought forth. Before the 2008 election, while the campaigns were ongoing, the idea of Obama going into office was frowned upon by most…

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    Faces of Barack Obama” by David Von Drehle tells us about Obama’s five different faces. The article starts talking about Obama old age while he was at school. The way he would talk to people and goes in as a blank screen and ends up with everybody views. The five faces that are actually relevant are The Black Man, The Healer, The Novice, The Radical, and The Future. To start with the first face was “The Black Man.” There’s always been a gap between each race. As a teenager one of Obama…

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    of having a successful election for the first black President of the United States. Harris also discusses the lack of action on behalf of blacks that many have expected to occur, with a black president. Although some claim that the election of Barack Obama was the “pinnacle of political empowerment” for black America, many believe that factors, such as the politics of respectability and the “wink, nod, and vote” agreement led to there being a severe “price of the ticket” for black America.…

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    At the 2004 Democratic Keystone Address President Barack Obama, who at the time was Senator Obama, gave a speech called “The Audacity of Hope”. Before giving his speech President Barack Obama was a virtually unknown democratic Senator in Illinois; after giving his speech President Barack Obama was known in virtually every politically adept household in America. Throughout his speech Obama uses structure and anaphora to establish himself to the nation under the guise of giving a speech to…

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    America Pros And Cons

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    consequences. Those who choose wisely and responsibly have a far greater likelihood of success, while those who choose foolishly and irresponsibly have a far greater likelihood of failure. Success and failure usually manifest themselves in personal and family income. You choose to drop out of high school or to skip college – and you are apt to have a different outcome than someone who gets a diploma and pushes on with purposeful…

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    Mahri Bledsoe Obama Barack Obama was an excellent leader because he provided afforded health care, he kept our country safe, and he helped the environment. Not everyone can buy whatever they want. Some people live paycheck to paycheck and they are struggling to buy everything, even the things people need the most such as healthcare. To help this problem Obama formed the Affordable Care Act which helps people who can't afford the health care they really need. In the article…

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    18, 2008, in Pennsylvania, Barack Obama gave his “A More Perfect Union” speech during the presidential candidate race. Obama gave this speech due to the controversial comments that his former pastor, Jeremiah Wright, had said which received attention. He speaks of the racial issue, that’s been around for a long time, in America and how both, African Americans and Americans, races have built tension over time due to racial inequality. In the beginning of his speech, Obama gives the audience…

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    President Obama’s Hypocrisy President Barack Hussein Obama is the forty fourth president of the United States elected in 2008 and he is the first president, under the constitution, of African descent. He worked his way up from the Illinois State Senate to the US Senate and was officially sworn in as president on January 20, 2009. Given his background in politics, logically, people assumed that he was a responsible, trustworthy candidate for president; however, his actions prove otherwise. His…

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    Gary Soto 4 Memoirs

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    and help from family. Gary Soto had support and help from his family when he tries to find a job. Laurence Yep had support and help from his family when Laurence thought he was a disappointment. Barack Obama had support and help from his family when he had no friends. Julia Alvarez had support and help from her family when she had to leave her home. The author memoirs describe overcoming obstacles to teach readers that family is there for support and help. Gary Soto’s family supports and…

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    5 C's Model Of Leadership

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    owners. President Barack Obama, Howard Schultz, and…

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