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    Joyce’s stories “Araby” and “The Dead”, both main characters fight deep inner battles that drive them to feel alienated. Alienation is depicted through the stories in different forms, spanning from the depiction of weather to the description of a neighborhood. Both characters have different manners in handling their inner battle. In Araby, the unnamed character is filled with anguish and retreats into the darkness of his thoughts. On the other hand, Gabriel feels himself becoming one of the…

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    in helping them rebuilt neighborhoods. I have participated in my junior and senior year in high school to help Habitat for Humanity in joining hands building a home for a warming family. As well as, painting, cleaning, and organizing a welcome home moment for the Lor family—who was the family that we helped out with Habitat for Humanity. Additional, after graduating from high school, I still help out with the Multicultural Club in participating in building a neighborhood in hands with Habitat…

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    the masterpiece and it also helps to decorate the poor, decaying areas of cities and neighborhoods. Graffiti paintings can be a very well thought out process by which it takes the creator a while…

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    Poverty In Boyz N The Hood

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    of his neighborhood, located in Crenshaw, South Central Los Angeles. Tre’s father, Jason “Furious” Styles, is a character in this story who is hard on Tre so that he will become wise about his decisions and make a better life for himself outside of the neighborhood. Others involved throughout this movie who had an impact on Tre’s life were his closest friends, Darrin “Doughboy” Baker and Ricky Baker. Ricky was a football star who had one child and received a scholarship to the…

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    and every community differs in many ways. The community I grew up in may differ from the community others lived in, and that’s what makes us all unique and different from one another. No matter if you live on Grand View Drive or you live on the south side of Chicago each community has its different problems, and just because someone may live in a different neighborhood than you doesn’t mean you are complete polar opposites it just means you experience obstacles differently in your daily routine…

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    In many eyes of America, what keeps the Country strong is faith, strength and guns. Faith to keep us mentally sane, strength to keep us strong, and guns to keep our military safe. What in between the lines of those three major things, keep everything glued together? Police, the comfort we feel from the Police Force, and Security. How would we feel as a country without that comfort level from the Police Force? The same way the Police would feel without being able to have Surveillance Cameras,…

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    to help their students. In addition, how can vouchers transfer to charter schools? The story of an Idea starts out with Ravitch discussing the way she went to school when she was younger. Ravitch went to her neighborhood schools. Furthermore, Ravitch stated the only time neighborhood kids went to private schools is when they were in trouble. Private schools in her days were used as a…

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    After the strange object 's appearance, weird things started happening on Maple Street: several homes were without electricity, car engines would no longer start, and several other unusual activities were observed. As a result of the chaos, a neighborhood meeting was called to give the residents of Maple Street and opportunity to choice their concerns about all the recent activity. As a community, the residents attempted to come up with a solution to the problems.…

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    The Ghost Map

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    under the grounds we walk one, and eradicate the world from diseases and prevent our people form falling off the earth. Reading a story like The Ghost Map makes me feel more positive about urbanization, only because it conveys a step forward in society. That as a society we strive for change that brings a positive outlook in development. The novel makes keeping an open mind to what is happening around us in this “modern” era more relevant to us, because we get to know first hand how things were…

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    African Americans make up 72 percent of traffic stops in the U.S. and training videos shown by police departments show minorities as criminals. Abuses reveal a nationwide problem with brutality and corruption in high crime areas and more aggressive policing in recent years…

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