Intersection

protecting us from one another’s most basic civilian ways , and sometimes unprofessional habits. Often time some simple rules and regulations protect us from ourselves, such as knowing not to touch a hot flame stove with your hand or driving through an intersection when the light is red. In the military there has to be a guideline or something that regulates the conduct of people toward each other. I would like to think of it in differents ways of such. In a family environment, the mother and…

Rappers are people that express themselves through poetry, which then turns into a beat that flows and makes everyone move. Rap is another form of poetry; another form of speaking from the soul. Rap music started by one simple poem and has grown into something so much more. Written by an African American male, rap was originally used to get people hyped and excited for parties, and still serves that purpose to this day! Since rap is generally a masculine genre, does that mean women can’t be…

Gender and race are socially constructed in our society which allows for change in social relations. This allows us to understand the social dynamics of intersectionality and the intersections of different groups and races of people. There’s also the sense of “matrix domination” in the interlocking systems of oppressions to reinforce each other (Euler, 2017, Intro to Intersectionality). There is a biological difference between men and women that establishes their gender, but women are oppressed…

materials their interest, Britain pursued to limit power of imperial rivals such as Egypt, and France, in addition their motive was to secure essential waterways, and canals for transportation of goods and materials . In simpler terms, Sudan was an intersection of war, and transcontinental trade. Although the British had negative relations towards competitors in the Sudanese area, because of effects of the recent Anglo Egyptian War, their sincere desire was to gain and promote new markets for…

current debates” by Gillian R. Brown and Peter R. Richerson, focuses on the evolutionary theory with the help of three sub fields, which are evolutionary psychology, human behavioral psychology and cultural evolution. All these theories present an intersection of psychology, biology and anthropology respectively. Human behavior has been reflected differently by these three theories as human behavioral psychology projects that human behavior is a reflection of optimum capability of individuals,…

Byzantine era was about 330—1453 The Roman’s empire was a Christian ruler “Constantine the Great” lived 306—337 and he transferred the ancient imperial capital from Rome to Byzantion, part of European continent, and setup within a major intersection of east- west trade. The king named the city in his own honor “City Constantinople”. The Christians already living there were Greek speaking, Christianity replaced the gods of antiquity and it became the official religion way into 700’s, at the time…

One night after all of my friends had left, it was only me and my friend Cydney left from the group. We decided that we were going to go driving around in the place called Assumpink, this place has lots of trails, mud holes, and a whole bunch more. But, the thing about Assumpink is that you’re not allowed to be in it there past sundown. We decided to go in anyway, as I drove us around in my Ford F350 thinking that it was the best mud truck, we found the road to go down to Assumpink. As we went…

In my life it seems like everyone around me is trying to be something they are not. They think that the “cool kids” will like them if they are something better than themselves. Well, in the story “The Boy Who Could Turn into Things,” by Stuart Baum Brian, the protagonist, is one of those kids. He thinks by turning himself into different things that he will get noticed by someone. But in this story there is hope for Brian because he learns that it is ok to be himself. Throughout “The Boy Who…

one of a few academic institutions that has a collection of these glass recreations on display. Originally used for anything from decor to academic pursuits, these models give insight into the the versatility of glassblowing as a medium and the intersection between art and science. The exhibit itself does great job presenting the topic and it’s corresponding information in tandem. The…

In “Native American Feminism, Sovereignty, and Social Change,” Andrea Smith explores how Native American Women are subjected to to inexplicable sexism and violence, yet remain ambivalent about joining the feminist movement, as it often perceived to be an allegiance to the white world. Moreover, the author details how the colonization, and in actuality the annihilation, of the indigenous civilization by the white society has resulted in a new violence against women, not customarily found in…