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    African-American students’ entry to Central High. He claimed that violence and rioting will break out if black students were allowed to enter Central High and that it was for the protection of the Little Rock Nine. The Arkansas National Guard, under orders from Faubus, prevented any of the Little Rock Nine from entering Central High. In the following weeks, President…

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    Perseverance and determination were two characteristics shared by many women of the revolutionary war. Perseverance and determination are the ability to continue to fight and work hard for success in spite of obstacles and difficulties. The drive to overcome obstacles is necessary to be successful, especially during times of war. Sophia Calderwood, Catherine Schuyler, and Emily Geiger all use this perseverance and determination to complete their missions. In Sophia’s War, when Sophia hears of…

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    After watching the “Death Crawl” directed by Alex Kendrick I think that it shows a very important statement of overcoming obstacles in 3 ways, Motivation, Hard work, and believing in yourself. ­First of all overcoming obstacles will have to include motivation.In the scene the “Death Crawl” from Facing Giants Brock has to do the death crawl and wants to stop but that is what his head said not his body so he keeps on going all the way. The coach said to Brock “Keep going Brock I know you can do it…

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    Little Rock, Arkansas is an area in the U.S. that is significantly located in the “deep south”. At the time of the riots and protests in 1957, America was seeing a change in its citizens perspectives and their distaste in the “established” laws of society and the constitution. This was the initial start to the racial protests and demonstrations that led to civil disobedience amongst African Americans. Unfortunately, the amount of racial tensions in, 1957, swayed the public’s opinion and…

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    Intensive Care Unit (NICU) for five months and three days. I was born at twenty-four weeks and one day, four months before my due date on January fifth. I was not alone, however. My twin brother was born on January fourteenth—we were nine days apart. See, my story is not a difficult one to tell, but it has changed slightly over the course of my seventeen years. I could go on to discuss how I’ve had sixteen extensive surgeries. How I only have one working vocal cord. Or even that I was given…

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    Thomas King’s “A Coyote Columbus Story” is about retelling the truth of Columbus’s history, which reminds me the question on the fairy tale my little sister asked me. Last summer, my uncle and his family came to my house for a family party, and I met my cousin. While playing with my cousin, she asked me a question “Do you know how the mother in the fairy tale name ”Coconut shell” got pregnant?” I answered “Because she drink the water from the coconut shell”. But my cousin told me I was wrong,…

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    James Baldwin, born in Harlem and the oldest of nine siblings, has been called the most important black writer of the twentieth century. Baldwin’s first novel “Go Tell It on the Mountain” was written in 1953 and was published in the United States while he was living in Europe, which is where he went to live for nine years to escape racial injustice. He returned to the United States in 1957 and wrote several essays that shed light on the civil rights struggle that was taking place. Baldwin was…

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    tell your story, ask for other’s past, talk tentatively, and encourage testing. Facts are the foundation of our belief, because they are less confrontational then conclusions (Patterson, 2012). Facts are effective, because you are not using them through the process of persuasion, rather than we just want a fair chance to be heard. Another way to make the person feel safe is to share a story with them. Sharing a story with them helps the person feel as though you can relate. Telling a story may…

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    of writing known as realism is built around character, plot, and setting as every other tale created has been based around. In this genre, each one of these pieces in the form of a story has very important characteristics in them. The character, which is the biggest player I all stories as they rely on them for a story to actually occur, must be representative of the people that, during the time the piece was written, the general public may encounter in their lives and are able to relate to.…

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    a walk that is done with no set ending time and done “in the Outback by Aborigines” (Australian Slang) Frame tale as a literary term – a way to present a series of tales or stories not related to…

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