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    Released in 2000 and produced by Walt Disney Pictures (and Jerry Bruckheimer Films), Remember the Titans is a sports film dramatization of the true story of Coach Herman Boone, who was an integral part of the 1971 integration of T.C. Williams High School (and consequently, its football program). Naturally (due both to the close proximity to the Civil Rights movement, and to the setting of Virginia), this was a highly controversial change that was met with opposition both externally from the…

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    Melba’s turning-point was that she was one of the first nine african-americans to attend an all-white high school.The evidence from the text is where it stated, (pg.1,par.16) ¨I felt proud and sad at the same time. Proud that I lived in a country that would go this far to bring justice to a Little Rock girl like me, but sad that they had to go to such great lengths. Yes, this is the United States, I thought to myself. There is…

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    In order to fix such an issue action was taken. One of the most well known group of kids who went by The Little Rock Nine, was nine school kids who integrated an all white high school. Warriors Don’t Cry the book written by Melba Patillo Beals, one of nine students who integrated Central High, sharing their journey with the rest of the world, on integrating such a school. One of her fist memorises at the school was being shouted…

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    Many times in history, certain groups have been limited freedom. They are seen as inferior, and are mistreated. They have barely any rights, and do not know how to get out of it, and if it will ever get better. This happened in Little Rock, Arkansas. Nine students integrated into a school of white children, and they were not treated nicely. They need to know what role to play in order to gain more freedom. Individuals play a huge part in how their futures will turn out. The most important role…

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    impact his/her answer. In Little Rock, Arkansas in the year 1957, sadly things were like this, African American kids could not enjoy school with other children of different races.This was the sole purpose of our entire unit. You see, we would have no clue about any of these things without various mediums, this includes photograph, video, text, and speech. We focus on a story called Little Rock 9, it was a situation where 9 African American children started attending Little Rock Central, a well…

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    The Lost Year is a part of the Little Rock Crisis, but one that is less talked about than others because many don’t see it’s true effects that it had on the Civil Rights Movement. The Lost Year goes hand in hand with the Little Rock 9 in Influence. Both events had the governor of Arkansas involved. Governor Orval Faubus send his own federal troops on the first day of school in 1957 in hopes of preventing integration. However, the Supreme Court had made the decision to have Central High School…

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    Perseverance and determination were two characteristics shared by many women of the revolutionary war. Perseverance and determination are the ability to continue to fight and work hard for success in spite of obstacles and difficulties. The drive to overcome obstacles is necessary to be successful, especially during times of war. Sophia Calderwood, Catherine Schuyler, and Emily Geiger all use this perseverance and determination to complete their missions. In Sophia’s War, when Sophia hears of…

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    After watching the “Death Crawl” directed by Alex Kendrick I think that it shows a very important statement of overcoming obstacles in 3 ways, Motivation, Hard work, and believing in yourself. ­First of all overcoming obstacles will have to include motivation.In the scene the “Death Crawl” from Facing Giants Brock has to do the death crawl and wants to stop but that is what his head said not his body so he keeps on going all the way. The coach said to Brock “Keep going Brock I know you can do it…

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    Little Rock, Arkansas is an area in the U.S. that is significantly located in the “deep south”. At the time of the riots and protests in 1957, America was seeing a change in its citizens perspectives and their distaste in the “established” laws of society and the constitution. This was the initial start to the racial protests and demonstrations that led to civil disobedience amongst African Americans. Unfortunately, the amount of racial tensions in, 1957, swayed the public’s opinion and…

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    discredit her accomplishments. Even so, Dee Dee’s response was, “I handled it by ignoring it, maybe it wasn’t the right thing to do but that’s what I did.” A difficult job for anyone, made more difficult because of gender. Dee Dee used perseverance with a little ignorance to focus on the task at hand and represent the White…

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