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    12) when you are trying to meet a goal in your life. Even your skin color or type of hair doesn’t decide what you are meant to do. Still today, Misty Copeland wants to influence the “brown little girls”(Misty Copeland, 4) to do anything they desire. Misty Copeland is a role model to all, in the dance world and everyone else. Throughout Misty Copeland’s career, she has had so many accomplishments. Just after six years of ballet training, she met her ultimate goal of making the ABT company.. She…

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    us a place to live and pay for simple things like groceries I knew I did not want that for myself. Knowing I didn’t want to experience those same struggles my parents had, I continue to go to school to further my education and get the career of my dreams. Ultimately, X, Douglass, and I were presented obstacles and challenges that may have gotten in the way of our pursuit to a higher education. Whether it is personal struggles, obstacles such as finances that has gotten in the way of the…

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    drive, maybe take an animal companion with me, and set out for adventure into the unknown world. It’s a reckless fantasy, but it intrigues me in a way I find hard to explain at the moment. But after looking at this story I have to tone down on my dream. Go too far into the unknown and I may come to regret my curiosity. I don’t think I could even forgive myself for deserting the world I’m in now just to gain a better understanding of the world I do not yet know, and should never toil…

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    Emerson and Walden. Martin Luther King, Walden, And Emerson's all thought that if you do not conform to society, you can do anything you want in life if you put in work. Martin Luther King’s decisions to be a nonconformist changed his life. Instead of living a normal life, Martin would go around the country and spread joy to african americans. He would say that to never give up on fighting what you love. The result is as Martin got older, he grew more tired and couldn’t go to anymore rallies and…

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    God’s creations are called to become servants like Christ. This is done through having the mindset of Christ. The intent of Christ’s humility was in hopes to decrease strife amongst his believers and look to each other instead, as seen in Philippians 2:1-4. The design of verses 5-11 follows in terms of Christ’s activity and God’s activity. The Father’s activity is in response to his Son’s. There is pattern is found throughout the passage. It is first degradation, exaltation, and then loss, soon…

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    Nathan Buning IAH 201 Dr. Magee Section 22 –Paper 2 10/26/14 From Relative Isolation to Increase Global Involvement From the time of the Spanish American War until the beginning of Cold War, the United States went from relative isolation to increased global involvement because of geopolitical interests, the roaring twenties, and the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The consequences of this increased global involvement on American society was anti imperialism…

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    All over the world people are diagnosed with mental illnesses that leave them, often from the beginning of their lives, unable to fully function in a normal society. Many of these cases leave the diagnosed unable to take care of themselves, which puts that responsibility on others. So, do certain mental illnesses leave more stress on the shoulders of the ill or the ill person 's family and/or those responsible for taking care of them? Having a cousin my age with severe autism, I’ve seen…

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    “offered flexibility and freedom from the traditional plots” (Showalter, p. 2-3, 1993). Furthermore, women in France and other parts of Europe were challenging the idea that women were not allowed or capable in fulfilling masculine roles, such as participating in the work force (Roberts, 2016). In addition, it challenged gender roles and the belief “that a woman’s primary role was to be a wife and mother” (Roberts, p. 2,…

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    walking 8 hours to get your family’s water like you do if you were living in Sudan. If you lived in the United…

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    Poverty In The Usa

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    world. In a typical town. millions of $600 phones can be seen carried by numerous people. Most which have nice cars, houses and a safe job. As America grows so does the people living under the poverty level. Poverty and the amount of people becoming homeless has become a huge problem in the USA. Currently the number of those living in poverty is 46.5 million some which are also homeless. The USA being as successful as it, has so much to offer to the world, why not…

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