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    life, we'd go to every church event, most all gatherings of any kind in town, go to the market every Saturday. Me and my brother would go to school and do homework. We lived a very normal life up until the Nazis came. Life in the Ghetto miserable for everyone, the overcrowding was one of the biggest problems here. We were in an small apartment with five other families, The pluming didn't work so all of the waste was thrown outside in the streets, including the garbage. The…

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    Jobless Ghettos Analysis

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    It is more difficult for Black people to find employment simply based on society’s negative perception of Blacks. In the essay, Jobless Ghettos: The Social Implications of the Disappearance of Work in Segregated Neighborhoods, sociologist William J. Wilson writes that “many black inner-city applicants are never given the chance to prove their qualifications on an individual level because…

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    Warsaw Symbolism

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    odds were against them, the Jews of Warsaw took desperate measures to escape life in the ghetto. They started with unexpected resistance, which turned into an uprising; although they did not succeed, they will always be remembered as a symbol of resistance for fighting with everything they had. Why did The Jews of Warsaw decide to fight back? As part of Hitler’s “Final Solution,” the Nazis established ghettos to confine Jews until they could be executed. In September, 1939, 400,000 Jews were…

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    In my analysis I will focus on the work of Julian Kulski in the book The Color of Courage. Kulski explains life as a ten year-old Boy Scout during World War II who so desperately wanted to fight against the Germans after they invaded his country of Poland. The purpose of this book is to give readers an inside look of what it was like to live during the war. The book is composed of many diary excerpts and actual pictures at the age of sixteen to help aid his post-traumatic stress. This book was…

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    Personal Narrative Ghetto

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    slide my arm out from beneath her and cover her with a blanket before locking the door behind me and leaving. There’s a still in the night air very consistent with an impending snowfall. My truck warms up quickly as I drive down into the valley. The ghetto. The trashy part of town. The other side of the tracks. Whatever you want to call it—as long as it’s derogatory, it’s true. This part of town is a cesspool of crime and drugs; sometimes, I wonder how I even survived. I circle the block of my…

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    What I gathered from the authors article called The Hollow and the Ghetto: Space, Race, and the Politics of Poverty by Julie Ann White is that she is examining intersectionality regarding who is considered poor and who is not as well as them being considered deserving enough within their poorness. She explains that blacks are not the only ones who are poor but are the face of poorness. Appalachians are denoted as the dirty, lazy, hillbilly poor white people who face some of the same…

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    My Ghetto School

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    policy for learning and behavioral punishment. The atrocious curriculum and deplorable physical ambience of the school naturally took a toll on the mental and emotional behavior of the students. Ever since I was in pre-school, I’ve always attended a ghetto school. Candidly speaking, I found the majority of the assignments a uninspiring. It seemed to me that I was memorizing the eternity of a state textbook. I recall a moment when I expressed my opinion on the lack of rigor and I was…

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    Life in the Ghettos Ghettos are an urban section of a city serving as compulsory residential quarter for Jews. Ghettos were generally surrounded by a wall shutting if off from the rest of the city. The Germans created a station in which hard labor, malnutrition, overcrowding, and substandard contributed to the death of a large number of Jews. For every ghetto, the German authorities appointed a Judenrat, which was usually composed of Jewish leaders acceptable to the community. Ghetto life was…

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    The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Thesis The Warsaw Ghetto uprising led by 23-year-old Mordecai Anielewicz, dispelled the myth of Jewish passivity during WWII, inspired other movements of Jewish resistance, and demonstrated that collective action is not always a product of ideal times. The Years Before Nazi-sponsored persecution and mass murder fueled collective and individual Jewish resistance throughout occupied Europe during WWII. Between 1941 and 1943, about 100 underground movements of Jewish…

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    and ended up killing over six million Jews. They were placed in ghettos and concentration camps to be dealt with. Many of the Jews resisted in gallant ways to give meaning to their deaths, or to contribute to resistance efforts…

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