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    The hero in the Outsiders could be more than one person, from Ponyboy even to Steve! But there is always one character that sticks out from the others, and that character is, Johnny Cade. Johnny was the character people would least expect to be the hero of the story, he was nice, helped others, and even saved someone's life! But others like Pony and Dally can be considered heroes just for willing to help others if needed. But Johnny did more than just help others and be nice, he was a hero.…

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    Growing up we are susceptible to a multitude of inappropriate visual stimulates located on channels made specifically for our age group. I am now twenty years old, and can still sit in front of the television and feel entertained by these so-called “children” shows. There is crude humor plastered throughout each and every episode even though five year olds are capable of soaking in all of this negative culture, just like a sponge soaks up water. Ironically, the worst of them all has to be…

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    unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again.” In the novel entitled To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee a novel that focus on innocents, with a straightforward sense of what's good and what’s evil. There are many historical events happening. The novel is set in Maycomb county, Alabama, and it deals with racial and social class prejudice. Throughout the novel Harper Lee divides it into three historical events: racial inequality, the Jim Crow South, and the Great Depression. First…

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    The main argument of this article Is that crime runs in the Bogle family because that is what the father taught his children was right to do. One piece of evidence as to why the children and it up doing hard crimes is because they would see their father beating his wife and they thought that was ethically right which is the functionalist theory . Rooster Bogle would teach his children how to steal and if they didn't steal he would beat them up and say they are cowards. Outer control of the…

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    Choose your friends wisely because they could be your fortune, or your downfall. In the Mass Arrest, the police arrests the Zoot Suit “gang” during the dance for the Sleepy Lagoon incident where Henry Rena and his friends were accused of murdering José. While situated in jail, the Pachuco tells Henry to not give up and fight back for his friends and family. In the Zoot Suit play, it shows a conversation between Pachuco and Henry, “Pachuco: Forget the war overseas, carnal! Your war is on the…

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    Over 1000 Jewish laborers were spared during the horrors of the Holocaust by an undeniable hero, Oskar Schindler. In Harper Lee’s novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, Atticus Finch is a tired lawyer who defends Tom Robinson, a falsely accused African American man. Atticus lives in a small town in Alabama dominated by traditional views and unspoken bitterness towards African Americans. Oskar Schindler lived in a postwar Germany where the Jewish population were defamed as the root of the nation’s…

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    after the war ended, black people still didn’t have these rights. Harper Lee tried to convey the pervasive nature of social injustice, through literature. Her most famous book, To Kill a Mockingbird, became an instant bestseller, and in 1961, won the Pulitzer Prize. One reason for the book’s success, is she wrote it for all types of readers. She wrote it to be in a child’s perspective, so it would be easy to understand. Lee also uses symbolism to make it even easier to understand. It was written…

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    In the novel, “To KIll a Mockingbird,” by Harper Lee many characters changed and evolved throughout the book. Jem has evolved the most throughout the book because he is growing up and becoming more like his dad. One of jem's for major events that made him become more mature was reading with Mrs. Dubose, The school play, and the court case. First of all, one of jem's first events that shows he is going into adulthood was reading to Mrs. Dubose. Atticus to Jem that,“people are…

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    What is similar between these two legends? For instance, one is Japanese while the other is from the book, To Kill a Mockingbird. Even though it is surprising, there are actually many similarities between the two stories. The following sections of this essay will explain each urban legend and will lead to the conclusion of how similar they are. Kuchisake-Onna was Japanese woman who cheated on her husband, who was a samurai. After the man discovered her unfaithfulness he slit her mouth as he said…

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    The Eye That Opened Mine A leader leads by example not by force. Breaking news: another innocent unarmed black man has been shot by a white policeman. A fellow brother Tod Clifton has been shot he was wrongfully harassed and abused by a white policeman. Clifton sold Sambo dolls on the corner, without a permit. I was horrified that one of our own has been shot down and he wasn’t doing any harm. I took my personal responsibility and told the neighborhood youth about his passing. I paid tribute to…

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