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    Copeland's Life In Motion

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    moved to New York, where she became the only African American soloist to dance at the ABT. The vice president of the Boys and Girls Club, Frank Sanchez, said, “Misty Copeland’s Life in Motion is an inspiration to all young people. She is the Jackie Robinson of the ballet world”. Copeland lived a twisted childhood, between moving all the time and a custody fight things were not easy for her. Throughout Copeland’s life she looked at dance as…

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    themes. This Friday, it’s Kids night at the park where kids are encouraged to wear their team’s jerseys out to the game. Saturday will be crawfish and baseball day at the kickoff. Strong has a Legends weekend planned for April 15 and 16 where Jackie Robinson and Roberto Clemente will be…

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    Jackie Robinson said, “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” Even mythological characters can impact lives. Not only do they have different stories but different purposes and different ways they were all created. One thing that they can relate is chaos and order. By reading myths of Poseidon, Olympian god of the sea, earthquakes, storms, and horses, we come to realize that he has impacted our culture in many different ways. Poseidon has influence the business…

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    The journey from slavery to freedom was a very long one. How African Americans were able to evolve into regular united states citizens lies in our history. The first African Americans were brought to the colonies in 1619 and by 1960 all of the original 13 colonies had African American slaves. Then, Eli Whitney’s created the cotton gin in 1793 which increased the need for slaves. Eventually, In 1808 Congress banned further importation of African American slaves. However, this did not mean the war…

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    1920s, when babe ruth led the new york yankees to several World Series titles and became a national hero on the strength of his home runs. Over the decades every team has had its great players. One of the most noteworthy was the brooklyn dodgers' jackie robinson, a gifted and courageous athlete who became the first african-american in the major leagues in 1947. In the 1950s, baseball expanded its geographical range.…

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    hispanics, and partially african americans. We all know the horrifying stories of how whites in America discriminated heavily against African Americans. One of the best example from this time that is famously known was the story of Jackie Robinson. We know that Jackie Robinson witnessed a numerous amount of hate and discrimination in his lifetime. He has even gone out and talked about some of the events he had went through. For example in the article “ He Was First” it said that, “As expected,…

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    In Chapter 5 it starts off in the summer of 1947 when black and white people started to be treated equally. For example this is the year when Jackie Robinson and Larry Doby got to play in major league baseball. His biological father George Myers and his new wife Tommy moved in near Walter's house. Walter got to see him for the first time in a long time. Walter also got to meet his some half brothers and sisters and his whole brother Micky. They became friends quickly. Walter also met his Uncle…

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    Author: Harper Lee Title: To Kill a Mockingbird Reading Level: 8-12 (790L) Sophistication Level: 11 To Kill a Mockingbird is an American literary classic, published in 1960. The story takes place between the years of 1933 through 1935, during the Great Depression era. It takes place in the fictional town of Maycomb, Alabama and tells the story of Scout Finch and her father Atticus, who is a widowed lawyer. Scout, her brother Jem, and their friend Dill are all captivated and simultaneously…

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    Do pro athletes deserve high salaries? Yes, because professionals have to do what they do for a long period of time to get to where they are. You can't just decide to pick up a baseball one day and the next you be in the major leagues. Interests like that take time and building up to become successful. Some may say that athletes have too much of a salary. But you're there in the upper level to entertain a specific crowd that interests your hobby. Say that you are to play sports all…

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    I have a dream of a career that will allow me to utilize my skills, motivate others, and improve the quality of life for others around me. Speech-language pathology has allowed me to lead my life with purpose: the purpose of empowering others. In my undergraduate degree I was able to take a class that has equipped me with the necessary research skills for writing professional reports for both medical and educational settings. I conducted a research project that allowed me to use the skills that…

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