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    He is seen running away from slave hunters as he tries to escape to the north (The Macon 7, WGN America 2016). The biggest threat to a slave’s life is trying to escape because when the slave hunters search for them the masters post their slaves for a reward alive or dead. Meaning that slave hunters can be just as harsh or more when trying…

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    even when it proves to be detrimental. Even as a young child, Macon’s reputation has an undeniable influence on Milkman’s life, to the point where Guitar must plead for his acceptance because “’He can’t help who his daddy is.’” This association with Macon extends far…

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    Post-War Target Date

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    Camp Wheeler was an army base located in Macon, Ga. The camp trained many units in both WWI and WWII. The camp was named after Joseph Wheeler, a general in the Confederate States of America’s Army. The camp was set up, when author, Harry Stillwell Edwards, went to New York City seeking to establish…

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    and Feminism and entrapment of Hagar and Sofi. We encounter the Dead family coming from a past of hardship and the struggle for success they had to endure to get to the point in which they are. Macon, having his father die at a young age had to learn to take care of himself and become the man is now. Macon Jr. “Milkman”, on the other hand, had everything given to him…

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    In life, there are pivotal moments that shape people. When they or others look back on their life, they realize that they became who they are because of a specific event. Many times, these events occur during one’s youth. Since the brain is still forming during one’s youth, those are the pivotal moments have tremendous psychological effects. These psychological changes indirectly affect that person’s morals. Since a bildungsroman goes through one character’s life from their youth to their…

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    investigate the prevalence of syphilis infections in African Americans in the rural South. The original purpose of the study was to evaluate the possibility of mass treatment for those infected ( Cite ). The researchers involved with the study discovered Macon County, Alabama, and found that the county had the highest rates of syphilis out of the six counties that were being studied. The results of the study concluded that mass treatment of the infected was, indeed, possible. However, due to the…

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    Mr House Research Paper

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    Introduction Birth Eric House was born in Atlanta, Georgia in what was then known as Atlanta Baptist Hospital. When he was around six months old his family moved from downtown Atlanta to Marietta, Georgia Father Mr. House’s father, Ken House, was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia in 1931. He grew up right down the street from Grant Park during the Great Depression. Due to the time period, he had to live in a home with his aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, and many other family members. His…

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    Study has been one of the most notorious missteps of the United States Public Health Service (USPHS), with research conducted between 1932 and 1972. The study monitored the long-term effects of untreated syphilis in African American men residing in Macon County, Alabama. The study's original basis was to test how the long-term effects of untreated syphilis compared to the treatment of the disease at the time, an arsenic-containing compound known as salvarsan. Researchers told participants they…

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    The Butler Essay

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    voting polls. Unfortunately, Helene Allen died before she could see him become president. Eugene Allen followed suit, passing away from renal failure on March 31, 2010. In The Butler, the movie begins with Louis Gaines as a child on a plantation in Macon, Georgia in the 1920s. It depicts Gaines’ childhood, from the shooting of his father to him gaining servant experience in the house instead of the fields. Later, he earns jobs at a hotel restaurant, a country club, and then eventually lands the…

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    Hope Peters: A Short Story

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    spencer Hale for me please?” “One minute please.” replied the voice. A few seconds later a website pulled up on the television with Spencer Hales name at the top of the page. The Voice read aloud Spencer Hale a 16 year old boy who just moved from Macon Georgia to Atlanta Georgia. “ that's enough Siri. I will finish reading from here.” said Hope. As hope kept reading she got two part that started to sound very familiar. When Spencer was 5 years old his mom and dad were in a car crash that killed…

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