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    judged. Is it cause my name is Muhammad? You look at my complexion and think otherwise of who I really am. Making you believe the painful and hurtful lies. Lies that demolish the community that we inhabit. Making others turn against each other. Why do you hate us? Is it cause my name is Muhammad? We come here to make a better life for ourselves and then we have to bear this dreaded hatred upon us. We wouldn't even hurt an ant, but you still despise us. Is it cause my name is Muhammad? We are…

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    can judge how successful a person is by judging from their name. Names are significant because it is how people identify and recognize one. Names are what people's first impression of one, whether it's how one acts or what one looks like.Therefore, reginald Rose, author of 12 Angry men , chose not to give any of the characters specific names to show how every character represents/ stereotypes someone in our society,and he didn't want names to colour the perception of the character. Furthermore,…

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    4. In this segment titled, The Redskins’ Name- Catching Racism, by former The Daily Show host Jon Stewart, the name of the Washington D.C. Redskins is critiqued by both fans of the football team and Native Americans alike. Due to the heavily entrenched racial connotation of the particular word “redskin” many feel as though it not only is entirely inappropriate, but also highly offensive to those who have felt the full impact of the nuance the word entails. However, fans of the team believe it…

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    JoJo Henderson Ms. Gay ENGL 1301.22 20 Oct. 2015 Textual Rhetorical Analysis: “Goodell Defends Redskins’ Name” In the last seventy-five years there have been effortless attempts by protesters to rid the Washington football organization of the “Redskins” nickname. In 2013, protesters were assisted by ten U.S. Congress members in the effort to strip the organization of their beloved mascot. These congress members wrote a letter filled with their concerns to Roger Goodell (NFL Commissioner)…

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    Good Manners: Learning and Remembering Names We will meet thousands, if not millions of people in our lifetime. Of those people, we will form acquaintances, business partnerships, trade arraignments, friends, and family from all of those people. The one thing that is unique to a person is their own name. A name is a powerful thing. A name can make an individual unique. Why is it Important to Learn and Remember Names? Names give a person an identity. There is a distinction between that guy…

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    In Moliere's play Tartuffe, the main character's name is Tartuffe, which like the definition of his name is someone who is a hypocritical pretender to piety. Throughout the book we see many different sides of Tartuffe. We see him acting religious, angry, excited, and we see him acting as his true self. A pretender to piety. He is able to easily trick Orgon into disowning Damis his son and giving Tartuffe all of his foutune and land and tries to seduce Orgon's wife Elmire. At the end of the play,…

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    Their history, their family, and where they are from are seemingly erased from society. The figure of the outcast is represented in ‘Indian Names,’ by Lydia Huntley Sigourney and ‘The Slave Woman,’ by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper. Sigourney’s ‘Indian Names’ begins with the quote, “how can the red men be forgotten, while so many of our states...are...stamped by names of their giving?”. Right in the beginning, the intention of the poem is revealed: to be a reminder of the heritage and…

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    the decisions they have made. The author shows this through the symbolic meaning of their names,their sins, and how their decisions affect them. Names have a symbolic meaning that can help the reader understand why the author chose that name. In Nan Lei’s article, "A brief study on the symbolic meaning of the main characters' name in the scarlet letter”, he explains the rundown on each main character’s name and how it ties in with how they are supposed to be portrayed. First, there is Hester…

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    shares? Names, every thing in the world has a name. People have named everything from rocks to pets to sometimes even pet rocks., and one thing that every person has in common is a name. Gender specific names, ethnic names, regional names, nick names, every person that is alive has some type of name. Names have been used to pronounce the greatness of kings and to suppress the worth of slaves and minorities. In the Unites States many peoples names are ignored , in some cases people’s names are…

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    After divulging into “Cheyenne Again” and “When My Name was Keoko” the books and characters provoked thoughts of reflection upon my own culture, both my Chinese heritage, and my adopted mixed Lithuanian-American culture, but above all how much courage I have within myself and to what extent would I be willing to risk for a cause that I and so many others feel deeply passionate about, ourselves. It is simply human nature to develop beliefs, values, and traditions throughout the course of our…

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