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    Spike Lee combines certain cinematic techniques together in order to convey a specific message about societal issues such as race and gender. Throughout this analysis of Spike Lee, the relationship between the dialogue in a sequence and the cinematic techniques in a sequence will be heavily analyzed. The analysis of this relationship will help the viewer to understand the message that Spike Lee is trying to convey in his films. To reinforce this relationship, the ideas of the film theorist…

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    grade school, and graduated from the integrated Francis T. Nicholls High School in New Orleans. She then studied travel and tourism at the Kansas City business school and worked for American Express as a world travel agent. In 1984, Ruby married Malcolm Hall in New Orleans, and later became a full-time parent to their four sons. What Ruby did so bravely helped paved the way for other African Americans, making it easier for other blacks to go to white schools, get a better education and help…

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    In general, classes are divided in to two sections: the rich and the poor. While there have been many strides in ensuring better conditions for the poor; the poor are still subject to poverty. In the United Staes, the poor are disregarded while the middle and upper class have more advantages as they aim to move upward on the economic ladder. Upward economic ability is difficult for the poor because of 4 major factors: constricting minority groups, violence, education and a lack of jobs. In…

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    Anthems are popularly thought of as songs that define a generation; songs that belong in the soundtrack of an era. Tupac, Beyoncé, and Kendrick Lamar are all superstar artists that have conjured numerous anthems to inspire the African American community to continue the fight for freedom and equality. There are, however, countless songs that are constantly overlooked, but serve as effective anthems for change. Vic Mensa, a hip-hop artist from south Chicago, has been a rather vocal activist…

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    Do you believe that racial socialization is right and should be used in schools across the country not only with African Americans? The United States alone has been involved in many wars, slavery, racism, torture, and boycotts throughout the years, its only right to teach students every side of the story and to love one another no matter how different they may be. For myself, I first went to a school where most of them were people of color, I learned more about culture than other important…

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    However, there is another story in which Fitzgerald uses himself as the main character, a short story called “Winter Dreams” “Winter Dreams” is a story about a man's strive for the American dream. The story starts with the main character, Dexter, a middle class boy who works as a caddy during his childhood. Next in the story, Dexter is a young man and well off…

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    Song Analysis: Sam Cooke

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    phases of Sam Cooke’s life. In the beginning of the song sam starts by talking about his birth and his life as a child. He then speaks about the transition from gospel to pop music and how he is afraid of getting rejected by his community. In the middle of the song he speaks about the racism he faced in his life (shmoop editorial team). Throughout the song Sam speaks about his believe in the change and his optimism. He also speaks of how his brother doesn’t believe in the change and rejects to…

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    NASA selected 110 military pilots to be astronauts and then chose seven of those pilots who later became known as the Mercury Seven (Spangeburg and Moser 28). The Mercury Seven are the following: Malcolm Scott Carpenter, Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr., John Herschel Glenn Jr., Virgil Ivan Grissom, Walter Marty Schirra Jr., Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr., and Donald Kent Slayton (Sipiera 22). There was only one of the Mercury Seven who never was able to fly into…

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    Therefore many students are not able to regulate their emotions or actions which is unfortunate because without it many of these students will not have academic potential in high school nor in the future. In “Marita’s Bargain” by Malcolm Gladwell the KIPP Academy is not your normal school, students there are taught about self control. These students learn how to manage their behavior, the academy implements “SSLANT” into their daily lives, also staying after school and studying for…

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    Nicole Valego Honors English 10 Summer Reading Assignment 2017 - Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell Introduction “The Roseto Mystery” The Roseto Mystery follows the story of the citizens of an Italian-bred town in Pennsylvania called Roseto. Roseto was a tiny, self-sufficient world in which they kept to themselves most of the time so even the towns right next door were unaware of what was occurring in this small town.. A physician named Stewart Wolf from the University of Oklahoma came to…

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