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    Ponyboy is fourteen, and Darry is twenty. Darry has left school to take care of his two younger brothers, Ponyboy and Sodapop, due to the death of their parents. However, Darry tells Ponyboy his reason for leaving was due to him being “dumb” (17). Instead of worrying about himself and his future, Darry takes on the responsibility as parent. Together, the boys and the Greasers face the Socs, “West-side rich kids,” causing them all to grow up in a way (2). The boys are “poorer than the Socs and…

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    work. Greg was missing that pat on the back and the feeling of being appreciated. This movie also depicted that not all people are racist and have bad intentions I believe Greg saw this as well. Because his best friend advises him that the racist rednecks and mean to you at this boot so he already had it made up in his mind that he would have to rebel. This part of the movie shows how “Peer Pressure” can change a child’s entire thought process. At the end of the Movies Greg completed his program…

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    A Time to Kill is a 1996 American drama film directed by Joel Schumacher. The film involves the rape of a young black girl named Tonya Hailey. The heartbroken black father Carl Lee avenges his daughter 's brutal rape by shooting the two dogmatic men responsible for the crime as they are on their way to trial. The film takes place in the fictional town of Canton Mississippi, a town where conflict between whites and black is a major problem. Schumacher utilises language throughout the film to…

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    Experts over at Google define reality television to be the television programs in which real people are continuously filmed, designed to be entertaining rather than informative. For years the reality TV industry has been lucrative and popular amongst people all over the world. Some may deem it to be just pure entertainment, some may believe it 's scripted. Either way, it 's imperative to look at the content that is actually being put out there by reality television. Not only does it promote…

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    thousands of young, white, Christian teenagers at the Creation Festival. On his first day traveling to the largest Christian Rock festival in the country, he makes friends with six West Virginian boys. He is soon to find out that they are equally as redneck as they as Christian. Throughout his time with them he learns the struggles each of the boys have lived through including; murders, suicide, and even a father locked up in prison. John is no longer religious because intellectually he is…

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    Have you ever came home to country music and 80’s music blasting at the same time? My culture is really different because my mom is totally 80’s and this generation and my dad is a total redneck. My mom hates everything country but still ended up having a child with a cowboy (me). My culture is mixed up with a lot of different cultures like; a lot of English, Irish, Scotish, Welsh, Cherokee, and a good amount of Mexican. In this paragraph, I will be talking about my Mexican culture,…

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    In the letter "Ban Those Books!" the author takes a strong stance on the censorship of "evil- minded books" from schools. The emotional investment fueling the author's argument is made apparent by the abundance of illogical and overgeneralized statements used in just about every sentence. The distorted claims made by the author raise doubt in any reasonable and objective audience and, therefore, does not convince them of the authors message. The writer uses several tactics to try to sway the…

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    If you have ever wondered how your food has been made, then I have the movie for you. Food Inc. shows you exactly how the public’s food is made. If you have an hour and 34 minutes and want learn how your food to made, this is the movie to watch. It is very in depth and may have some graphics you may not want to see, but from watching it you learn a lot. Food Inc. is a eye-opening documentary that shows you how you get your food. It starts off by showing you that a few large companies control…

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    1963, not a fair time. To begin, 1963 affected the Watson's mindset. An example of how discrimination affected the Watson's mindset can be seen on page 146. Standing in the Appalachian mountains, Byron states, "Man, they got crackers and rednecks up here that ain't never seen no negroes before. If they caught your butt out here like this they would hang you now..." Since the boys have been treated different by whites, probably most of their lives, their mindset is that whites are all…

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    girl and her father takes revenge by killing them, is a movie loosely inspired by a true story based on John Grisham 's book. The crime takes place in Mississippi, where a 10 year old named Tonya Hailey is viciously brutalized by two white racist rednecks. Rape, a specific type of sexual assault, involves any forced, manipulated, or coerced penetration of the vagina, anus, or mouth, by a penis or other object (Michael McDonald, 2014). After Tonya is found and rushed to a hospital, the two white…

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