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    Throughout history many revolutions have been attempted, some succeed while others fail, and these revolutions have been attempted in many different ways. The National Liberation Front, referred to as the FLN, conducted one of the successful revolutions in history, removing the French from power in Algeria in 1962. This revolution was conducted militaristically and employed many new strategies to help them gain their independence, but when we look at it retrospectively we wonder whether the FLN…

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    this purpose, the Black Feminist Liberation Movement was created. Although, the beginning of Black feminism was not an easy accomplishment. At that time, only few Afro-Americans were willing to assume themselves as feminists. Many misconceptions about feminism were present within the society, as a consequence, the oppression towards women still high. Moreover, Black community was still facing tremendous oppression from the white community. The Black Liberation Movement appears in the late 60’s…

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    I have never thought about what I could do or am able to do. For the entirety of my time of middle school, I wondered how I could live on if my mother truly died. Each passing day, while I continued living “normally”, during the times I had nothing to do, the thought tortured my mind. It occurred to me, I really was “useless”. I became silent, fearing to hurt others and myself. I distanced myself from my elementary school friends. I lost the confidence I had as a child. The bright cheery…

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    One of the groups formed due to the Stonewall Inn was called the Gay Liberation Front (G.L.F), it was named after the National liberation front of South Vietnam. The members of the Front felt that they were part of the movement that was antiwar, liberation, and collation of the new left. "The current system," wrote one Front member in a 1970 flyer entitled "What is Gay Liberation," "denies us our basic humanity in much the same way as it is denied to blacks, women, and other oppressed…

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    Animal Liberation” refers to the notion that all animals, regardless of their species, deserve freedom from exploitation and oppression. Animals are a major part of our environment, some people agree and there are those very few that will disagree with this topic. Recently, in the Guerin family we rescued two puppies that were found in rough situations. The first one, Ruger, was found in a crack house along with his two sisters. And Rilee, was found in a Dunkin’ Donuts parking lot. Since we…

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    Liberation of Germany and Nazi Camps The Holocaust and Hitler’s reign over Europe was a very dark time for the entire world until Germany and the concentration camps were liberated. This is very important because it changed the course of history, and the laws and ways of war. Germany and Hitler were ruling over a large part of central Europe, and their plan was to control all of Europe. The invasion of Northern Europe and the conquest of Germany by allied forces was the most pivotal role in the…

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    Liberation “Savage” is a word laced with contempt, fear, and a tone of dominance. It exerts a sense of spiteful superiority and draws the mind to an era when men mercilessly subjugated that which they did not understand instead of extending hands to the peculiar and new. Race, appearance, and social class are all central subjects in conflicts of dominance, providing a tangible basis to push victims back and the elite forward. In Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, progress has become the means of…

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    the new scale of the world. People could be interconnected, especially as new technologies could communicate liberal philosophies across the globe. White students living in American cities could read “Third World” liberation theories and find applicability in their own self-styled liberation movements. 1968 in particular was a peak year of student unrest internationally, with protests citing many of the same issues – Vietnam, decolonization, race relations – and accomplishing them through the…

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    You, Joel Hammon, are writing a book which may or may not be called, "Teacher Liberation Handbook ." You are hiring a professional editor to edit your draft which costs fifty dollars per hour. You are also asking for feedback on your drafts and ideas. You want moral support and encouragement. And, you want interviews with teachers. This is your absolute first time writing a book. I have been writing fairly frequently since I was ten years of age. My first project was a spin-off of the Fairly…

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    1. How does Diego Rivera’s mural, Liberation of the Peon express social realism and communicate a national identity to the public Refer to Blackboard Study Guides for image of mural)? Diego Rivera’s Liberation of the Peon painting expresses deterioration of a country and its people. The painting has a soothing, but yet strong colors in it that details the historical events of the time period. The Liberation of the Peon painting expresses slavery, adjustments, and evolution. Slavery can be…

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