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    Bird Sings

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    She ends up living around blacks, whites, and spanish people while homeless. The homeless people teach Maya how to drive. Maya finally calls her mother Vivian and she returns to San Francisco to live. Bailey Maya’s brother is now sixteen and is a gangster and has a white prostitute. He thinks he is a man and moves out of his mother…

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    movies, and telenovelas. Junot Díaz’s book, The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, tends to show us how a man is suppose to act to show masculinity and how women are suppose to act to it. Díaz portrays this in characters such as Yunior, Oscar, The Gangster, Lola, Belicia, and Ana. These characters portray their roles in gender of how they are suppose to be. In the book the some of the female characters Díaz introduces us to is Lola, Belicia, and Ana. They show femininity by having to embrace some…

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    Employment was rare and the common citizen needed to accommodate their families, gangster-ism was unsafe however gave a simple approach to profit. At the point when the American government passed the Eighteenth changes banning liquor, those who indulged in alcohol were branded as criminals. It was organized criminal organizations who supplied the alcohol. In January of 1920 the American government banned the distribution and sale of liquor, the administration imagined that this would lessen…

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    The Great Gatsby Should Not Be Banned Among all of the challenged or banned 20th Century novels, The Great Gatsby is one of the most controversial. Flagged because of its language, sexual content, and alcohol abuse, it was banned in 1987 at a women’s Baptist college. Although there are various instances in the novel that deal with these social issues, the morals taught by them outweigh their negative attributes. The book includes many lessons that have withstood the test of time and are…

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    Review of "Get Rich or Die Tryin '" the movie. "Get Rich or Die Tryin '" has been the subject of my essays over the past two weeks. This week I am reviewing the film and making a distinction of the intended audience of the movie. On the surface, it would appear that the movie is attempting to reach the masses with a very entertaining story, packed with drama and action. However, upon closer observation, and depending on who is reviewing the movie, it can be concluded that the movie was…

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    My Personal Narrative Driving away from gangsters is not an easy task. Especially if it’s heavily raining, 3 in the morning and your car is filled of drunk underage boys. It was the first time my parents allowed me to drive on my own after the allowed time for an underage driver. I had permission to drive to the party under the condition that I was to get home early and not joke around in the car. I was supposed to drive to the party and go home immediately, and for some stupid reason I…

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    Way Of The Dragon Analysis

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    This essay will argue about two Kung Fu based films ‘Way of the Dragon’ and ‘Enter the Dragon’ each one representing someone from a third world country being the hero, as opposed to always having a white man being the only hero. It will argue whether the poorly executed English dubbing and over the top sound effects, take away from the seriousness of the story. While also assessing the political significance of this group of films, how each of these types of films had an influence on society…

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    age of seventeen Gatsby decided to become rich. He went and served in the military and came back richer than ever. He lives in a huge mansion and he throws wild parties every day, which everyone showed up to hoping she might show up. He became a gangster in order to make money and buy all the expensive clothes in the world in order to please Daisy. Gatsby throughout the book offers Nick Carraway many materialist items and jobs as a bribe to get closer to Daisy. Furthermore, Daisy and Tom are…

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    stereotypes through humor. In the film; man acts as if to be woman musicians and entertainers. Cross-dressing stands as a socially tolerable means for transposing gender roles, two musicians, Joe and Jerry, dress up as women to get away from the gangster. They accept name of women such as Josephine and Daphne, and join a girl band bound for Miami. Later, Joe falls in love with Sugar, the singer of the girl band, and Jerry was loved by a millionaire, Osgood Joe and Sugar love is a stereotype in…

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    Kendrick Lamar or K-Dot. His real name is Kendrick Lamar Duckworth he was born in Compton, California, on June 17,1987. His parents moved from Chicago to Campton in hope of escaping city’s gangs. Kendricks father had been a part of the notorious Gangster Disciples gang. In the 1980s the West Coast gang presence increased as well as the crack trade, Kendrick was harmed by this. He started off as a child writing stories that he later transformed into music about the rough times of living in…

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