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    experiences in various ways, positive or negative. This cultural diversity is clear in stories such as “Two Kinds” by Amy Tan. This excerpt explains the conflicts between the main character, Jing-Mei and her mother. The constant clash between these personalities is brought about because Jing-Mei’s mother, who was born in China, expects…

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    Biography Of Eddie Murphy

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    including comedies, dramas and family films. He spent his early life in the projects with his father, Charles Murphy, a New York City Police officer and amateur comedian, his mother, Lillian Murphy, a telephone operator, and his brother Charles. His parents divorced when he was three.; Five years later, his father died and his mother went into the hospital for an extended period. When Murphy was 9 years old, his…

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    families. A good concept of a family essentially can only be formed if there is a father, a mother, and a child in that family (Farr 165). This concept is likely to be designed such this way so that all members of the family can run their roles in both their family and society properly. Unfortunately, there are same-sex couples trying to alter the concept of a perfect family which consists of a father and a mother. The role of a father in a family does not have to be taken by a man anymore…

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    Cartoon Mothers Dead?” is an article in where author Sarah Boxer addresses inequality in gender by uncovering the anti-mother hidden message in the enigmatic trend of motherless kids’ movies. “The same pattern held, but with a deadly twist. Either the mother died onscreen, or they were mysteriously displaced of before the movie began: Chicken Little, Aladdin… The fox and the hound… Ratatouille… Mr. Peabody and Sherman.” By going over the number of kids’ movies with the same pattern of dead…

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    Amazing Grace Kozol

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    advantage of the poor and ignore them, because they are also human. In the South Bronx, a fairly large percentage of the trash in the area is actually from other locations, dumped onto the streets where the citizens live. Later, Kozol asks Cliffie’s mother on how she feels about the people who are moving trash where kids live. “..you get used to the offense.”(pg. 11 l. 220-221). Cliffie’s mom explains how seeing things getting dumped right in their living area is not a surprise anymore, but…

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    ALT ED: The Alternative to Expulsion The fat girl, gay guy, cheerleader, jock-all in a class that is the alternative to expulsion from high school. The book ALT:ED written by Catherine Atkins and published September 9th, 2004. The main character is Susan Callaway, bullied and over weight Susan faces the tortures of high school. Enduring torment from her bully Kale Krasner about her weight. Atkins managed to make her book a lot like modern-day Breakfast Club ( a film released February 15th,…

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    The story “Recitatif”, by Tony Morrison tells the story of two young girls, Twyla and Roberta, whose mothers abandoned them in an orphanage apparently during the late 50’s. Throughout the story, Twyla and Roberta encounter some hardships due to their racial differences. In spite of their social and economic differences, one of their main differences is their race. Even though it is hard for the reader to conclude who is white or black, some parts in the story indicate that one of the characters…

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    Every Day Use Analysis

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    “Every day use “ is a short story written by Alice walker. The story talks about, the mother (narrator) and her two daughters Dee and Maggie. Dee is the pretty one, life never told her NO, she had gone off to school to be sophisticated,. on the other hand Maggie was raised with the old fashioned way , she has a darker skin tone ,very shy, and she is not educated. The mother had to work in order for them to survive in this world without even having a partner to help her “I am a large big boned…

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    Tiger Parenting Gone Wrong Last year I read Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother by Chinese-American author Amy Chua, a book that received an abundance of attention in the media and caused a national debate over parenting. In it she describes her position as a “tiger mother,” one who raises her children in an extremely strict environment in order to foster academic success. Her book could have been written about my family. Back in Vietnam my parents did not have the privileges that my brother and I…

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    Desiree wrote a letter to her mother explaining that she cannot live and for the reason, she must die, however, there were other options that Desiree simply did not identify or consider such as trying to track her origins to prove that Armand was wrong, getting some professional help to help her with her new struggle, leaving that house and choosing to belief that Armand was wrong, or simply just moving to somewhere else and remarry. All these options were most likely available at the time and…

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