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    It’s said that the environment we grow up in will define the person you become. My family consist of five people: my mom, my dad, my sister, my grandpa and myself. Since my other relatives live in other countries, it has just been the five of us most of the time. As a result, those 4 people have had a great impact on my dreams, my goals and my personality. Converting to veganism opened my eyes and helped me realize the things I can do for this world. Being vegan has been one of my biggest…

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    genevieve wakutz Q1: Social Construction of nature and Rethinking Wilderness “The task of making a home in nature is what Wendell Berry has called “the forever unfinished lifework of our species” (Cronon, 87). Centuries ago humans lived among nature, hunting and gathering to survive. Yet the advent of agriculture pulled humans away from nature and gradually we isolated ourselves from the wilderness, only to return on occasion. From the capitalist-consumer culture to our urban centers, we have…

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    Into the Wild Essay Despite the fact that chris left society, it is reasonable to he was influenced by people who in the wild with only cloths and story because he was influenced to go in the wild to find adventure and himself Many people doesn’t know what reason did Chris go in wild people there are many reason why chris left society and travel through US. He was so influenced by the people who in the wild alone and survive or tell a story in the wild. Chris is person will follow his dream…

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    The Ferguson unrest in 2014 was an example of the movements in this day in time. Michael Brown was killed by a police officer for stealing cigarillos. Cigarillos are 99 cents per pack. This event was about more than stealing, this was about what this police officer was taught. Unarmed and moving towards the…

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    Unit 3 Art Review Essay

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    Exploring three art reviews helped construct a better understanding of the fundamental aspects that are important to persuasive arguments. All of the reviews are of work from the past year all from the Portland area. Each author cited previous art movements and artists to enhance their stance on the work of the new artist. This gives more artistic credit to the new artists work since it follows historical traditions yet finds new perspectives. The descriptive language about the physical nature…

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    the white community, the world would see the righteousness of their cause” (US History.com, “The Sit-In Movement”) . Letting the world know of the injustices taking place during these nonviolent demonstrations, the amount of support for the movement will tremendously increase. SNCC wanted the world to support them in the cause of desegregation. This faction wanted fast change in the movement but their tactics conflicted with the SCLC’s mentality of slow change winning the…

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    forefront of the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s. They began capturing the attention of the public’s eye in the development of the sit-ins throughout the South. This act of protest was a precursor to the student movement. The Greensboro Sit-ins in North Carolina received massive media coverage and within days student were participating in sit-ins all around the South. Later came the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) which become a staple organization in the movement and would…

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    Oberlin Research Paper

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    From aiding the start of the Civil War to spearheading education for African-Americans and women, the city of Oberlin has played a pivotal role in many progressive movements throughout history. However, not everything about Oberlin is as forward-thinking. Since its inception in 1833, the city has been a strong proponent of temperance, and an even stronger leader in the fight to pass the National Prohibition Act. While cherry-picking beliefs from liberal and conservative ideologies may seem…

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    Anybodies Personal Story

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    Anybodies personal story can be use in order to start a social movement. If the story have an impact on many individuals live then it will soon start a movement. For example take Trayvon Martin, an innocent boy that was killed because he was wearing a hoodie. A boy lost his life just because of what he choose to wear. That is extremely violent, it could have been anybody's son. His story took a big start in which people were fighting for justice. individuals believe that the man that killed…

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    Activism Seay Analysis

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    In the discussion of #activism, one controversial issue has been that awareness on social media can create changes. On the one hand, Seay argues that awareness does not create changes. On the other hand, Carr contends that social media can bring attention that would eventually cause changes. When we look at this discussion at a whole, it shows us that not everyone realized the changes that social media actually has. My own view is that it gives more opportunity for underprivileged groups to…

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