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    have moved around more times than Esperanza can remember. The latest move brings Esperanza and her family to a little red house on Mango Street. It is nothing like the house her parents have fed her and her siblings stories of; there is no white picket fence or big yard to play in, only two oak trees the city planted and a garage for the vehicle they do not yet own. Esperanza is disappointed by this house, although it is a vast improvement over the family’s previous apartment on Loomis street.…

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    The American Dream = White Innocence The forgetting is habit, is yet another necessary component of the Dream. -Coates Nineteenth-century Americans lived in a outwardly racist society. Racist talk and racial epithets were accepted forms of public discourse. Black persons were first enslaved, and later segregated and subjugated, by law. With a plethora of evidence to support the state of people(s) of color in America, how is it that we find our fellow white Americans making excuses for or…

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    He also tried mix up array of building typologies, front fences, sports pavilions, service stations, modern bungalows and pubs to make the suburbs more organic. In spite of not having a large list of buildings to add to his credit, Corrigan’s ambition to create a home-grown architecture and his strategies to deal…

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    groups is the Westboro Baptists. This group is notorious for being a “hate cult”. They have picketed anything and everything: Lady Gaga concerts, soldier’s funerals, even funerals of those who have been killed in bombings and shootings. They will picket anything that will gain them attention; the more controversial the better. This group believes one thing; everyone who is not one of them is going to hell, without a doubt. The Westboro Baptist Church started protesting and picketing in…

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    Hannah Baker Psychology

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    Hannah Baker, from a white picket fence town with an almost perfect family, committed suicide. From being raped by a popular boy, to witnessing her friend's sexual assault, to her best friends turning their backs on her, Hannah endured countless acts of bullying, which she chronicles on 13 audio tapes that are passed around to her friends after her death. On the show, which was produced by Selena Gomez, we witness Hannah's friend, Clay Jensen, helplessly wish he had known what she was facing, so…

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    emily is left by her dad argentina. She 's with family members but she really would rather be with her dad in Sherman. Where they live it 's has a high violence area. There house is surrounded by two tall barbed wire fences except in the vineyard. The vineyard only has a short picket fence, but that 's ok. They also have 4 dogs each meaner then the next but the fourth is the meanest. It 's a mixture of pitbull, rottweiler, german shepherd, and wolf. Emily is told she can not see the dogs for her…

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    American Dream What is the true definition of the American Dream? Is it the simple idea of having a white picket fence in a quaint neighborhood and a family of four? Is it the promise of equality and freedom in the eyes of the law? Or maybe it’s the lie that everyone can succeed if they are dedicated and persevere when all the odds are against them? The American Dream is a fantasy, something that was told to immigrants as a reassurance that leaving behind everything they'd ever known was the…

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    dream has typically stayed the same but each decade gives it their own little spin. For example the 1890’s “American dream” involved moving to America and making enough to support your family. While the 1950 “American dream” involved having a white picket fence and having a perfect little family. It might change a little throughout the decades but it will always be about money, luxury, and power. The first people to truly chase the American dream would have to be immigrants during the…

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    Johnson.Section1.Journal My experience I thought I had made the right choice in life when I decided to obtain a college degree. I believed in the American Dream, the white house, picket fence, a car, job, two children and some money to pay the bills. However, while obtaining my degree I got involved in a relationship which involved creating a child that belonged to me. The scenario changed my life up to this moment. I was trying to make sure she had enough to live and we could stay…

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    The foundation in which America stands on was created by brave men who came before us, and made enormous sacrifices through risking their life, and honor to create the greatest nation possible. They designed a constitution to function with certainty, political structure and principles based on the inheritance rights of man. How astonished they will be to see, citizens not voting, money wasted on unnecessary war, government workers making more money than the average citizen. If it is the law…

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