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    This essays main analysis will focus around the element of control that hypertexts possess. I’m going to be looking at how specific features of the hypertext are affected by control, and in turn, how these influence the readers/players decisions. The hypertext narrative I have chosen to analyse is a game called The Stanley Parable written by Davey Wreden. The game involves you playing as a man named Stanley who one day believes all his co-workers are gone. It is narrated by a voiceover who gives…

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    which identity you choose to cover yourself with. An exhorted and idealized identity many desire is to be an American. When someone is an American, they are considered to be an American everywhere they go. They are not easily shaken; they remain assured in this identity. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon to see many Asian Americans struggling to measure up to this so-called identity as an American.…

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    people to die which is why they caused the“The Boston Massacre”. Although they weren’t the ones who fired they caused the firing. One ofthe first people to die was Crispus Attucks (1723- 1770) was an African American former slaveand sailor who is now considered as the first martyr for the American Revolution because he wasthe first person to be killed. Through the whole event a total of three people were killed instantly,two later dying a few days and six others were severely wounded. The…

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    Purpose Of Reconstruction

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    Reconstruction after the Civil War was not successful. The purpose of Reconstruction was to address the serious problem of race in the South and provided protection to the freeman. Reconstruction had brought important social changes such as providing a public education system and a limited amount of political and legal power (Brinkley, 2012, p. 429). However these political and legal power where only held temporarily. New laws, such as the Mississippi Black Codes, promoted racial segregation and…

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    Both Notes of a Narrative Son by James Baldwin and Citizen: An American Lyric by Claudia Rankine address issues of racial discrimination in the United States through writing. James Baldwin’s essay uses literary strategy termed framed narrative, which the narrative begins and ends with his father’s death. This technique leads the reader from a story into another that provide different perspective and meanings. Unlike Baldwin, Claudia Rankine not only writes in the second person but also displays…

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    behavior that I changed and we taught him things that he eventually changed, like being nice to both men and women. I noticed that I thought I was better than were the locals because of my American heritage before my incident with Elder Danisa. Even though Elder Streadbeck told me that my people, Black Americans, were great in their own right, I started to notice that other people were great. I started to notice the Black people in South Africa were different. They had a heritage, culture and…

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    performance measure. A strategy level metrics observing cochlear implant patient-minority ratio that would allow for a comparison of cochlear implant centers; to show the utilization of Africans Americans and cochlear implants is what is needed to resolve this alarming issue, not only with African Americans but with other minorities as well. While having a performance measure set in place, it’s important that centers do not get drowned and fatigued in data. Sometimes the data could impede in…

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    Analysis Of A Time To Kill

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    are superior to African-American people and as a result, African-American people have to fight against racial prejudice for equality and justice. This film follows the journey of an African-American man, Carl Lee Hailey, living in Mississippi in the 1980s, who is on trial for murdering the two white men who raped his daughter. The perspective is constructed through the careful choice of music utilised in particular scenes which assists in representing the African-American people’s fight for…

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    causes of these discrepancies and almost all of these studies have found that African Americans and other minority groups accounts for the vast majority of the prison population. In 1991 Albonetti found on her study that African Americans are more likely to be convicted and received longer sentences than their Caucasian counterparts (Kamalu, 2010, p. 2). Another study by Spohn found that when African Americans are male, unemployed, young, and the offense is not serious, then they are more…

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    What is right is not always popular and what is popular is not always right" (Albert Einstein 1). The question stands before us, does one do what is right and accept persecution if no one else is like-minded or do they conform to popular beliefs despite their own principles? The central theme of these two books, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain and The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, is unquestionably law versus morality. There were several instances in The Adventures of…

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