Oklahoma City Community College

Angel Schneider (AKA Miller) was born on May 21, 1981 in St. Louis, Missouri to Robert Miller and Ruby Spruell. Robert and Ruby have passed away. Robert and Ruby were a married in 1976 and both had previous marriages. Angel 's mother had three other children from her first marriage: Roger, Cassandra, and April. Roger Byers was born 4/28/69. Roger is developmentally disabled and Angel helps him with managing his finances and personal affairs. Angel sees him once a week to take him shopping and…

In New York, the city and state spent $100 million on textbooks (Bellafante). Providing students with new and up to date textbooks, this is preparing them for what the future actually holds. For example, using a textbook from the year 1990 is useless to today’s society…

African American girls are targeted for having unacceptable, distracting hairstyles. A first hand experience happened to second grader, Tiana Parker. She was banned from Brown Community School, in Tulsa Oklahoma because of her dreads. At age 7, she found herself at the center of a debate over female standards, cultural pride and expression. At this point, it feels like such codes are about protecting strict social norms and hierarchies that…

On April 20th, 1999, two high school students committed a crime that forever altered the mindset of the nation. In a malicious attack, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold killed 15 people, including themselves, and injured 28 others. Both boys were troubled, suffering from both bullying and mental illness. Harris was prescribed Luvox, “an antidepressant medication commonly used to treat patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder.” While their mental health and social relations should be taken…

The United States has a long history with racial injustices and inequality, the United States has come a long way since this time, but although we have come a long way, there are still many injustices that many African American’s and other minorities still face today. Women are still fighting for equality in the work place and minorities, specifically Africans Americans are still fighting for equal rights and justice against police brutality and the injustices in the criminal justice system.…

like any other island people come here to get away from reality and have a nice vacation. We have fought for many years to not be a part of the United States and to able to call it our own island. Luana is a very big Island, the size of Texas and Oklahoma put together. This island has many things that need to be done to it. The government is not very good and we have to vote on establishing a democratic government. Our governing document is called The Island Rules this is helping to set a…

characteristic G.I generation exhibited was considered to be the generation of achievers. They were known for being the first generation to enter college in large numbers. Furthermore, G.I’s eventually won over a hundred Nobel prizes ever awarded to Americans. G.I generations were friendly and optimistic who lead a strong reflection to strengthen the community spirit. They were good citizens who always voted to uplift homeownership rates and minimum wages laws to improve the middle class poverty…

(Turner 7). Each school district’s income is different and can vary from year to year because the majority of school districts rely heavily on local taxes. The differences in district revenue can be huge between wealthy suburban communities and rural or inner city communities because of the differences of income in their…

americans were sat back so far because of slavery and reparations is not true because we have a lot of successful african americans in this world and one of them is President Obama. Obama Family never receive reparations(Coates 23.). Also he went to college with out any reparations or…

He didn’t have much respect for anyone who he didn’t think was worthy of it. This included most of his teachers. Tim barely graduated high school. Somehow he still got a full scholarship to Oklahoma State to play football, but it wasn’t long until he partied and drank his way out of college. Tim worked at his Dad’s grocery store up until the day his father died and gave the store to Tim. Tim rebuilt his life and is now a well respected in Hickory but unknown outside the town…