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    Pirzada, and Boori Ma, Ms. Sen has trouble with assimilation. In “Ms. Sen’s” the protagonist feels attached to many items in her home that remind her of her past in Calcutta. Her knife, the tape of her family’s voices, her saris, and the fish all make her happy, for they remind her of her once great life in Calcutta. Along with Mr. Pirzada and Boori Ma, Ms. Sen’s remembers her past and her country of origin, where she felt happy. Mrs. Sen waits for Eliot, the boy she babysits…

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    Cultural appropriation is the adoption or use of elements of one culture by members of another culture. For centuries, many groups of people are guilty of this act, especially the white race. Because the U.S population is made up of people from hundreds of different ethnicities and over 13.3 percent of immigrants, it is not surprised that cultures will rub off on you. Even making the culture greater. But wearing a culture and disrespecting a culture are two different things. For example,…

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    allowed to walk away from their traditional dressing and embellish the minority’s customary attire. A feminist Jarune Uwujaren wrote about the issue. She wrote just because some Indians Americans put on business attire that does not mean they own saris and bindis (an Indian jewelry women wear). Which a lot of Black American women wear. She argued that just because a few African Americans flatten their hair doesn’t mean Americans own dreadlocks. Also, she says Western culture welcomes and, at…

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    Such sites of cultural mobility where Ali discusses about ‘Bhairavi’ and ‘ghazal’ opens window to rich excavation from the exotic east. In the poem “The Season of the Plains” from his volume The Half Inch Himalayas Ali make mention of the ‘Banaras thumri-singers’. The verbal structure relates to an art form which defines the unique style originated in Banaras. The poet’s language here is referential of a region that relates to its musical tradition. For a western reader ‘Banaras thumri singers’…

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    Character Archetypes

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    children, her hobbits, and religion. Samad was being a jerk to his wife: “‘Look at you, look at the state of you! Look how fat you are!’ He grabbed a piece of her, and then released it as if it would infect him. ‘Look how you dress. Running shoes and a sari? And what is that?’… ‘You do not even know what you are, where you come from. We never see family anymore—I am ashamed to show you to them’” (166). This quote shows that Samad is not satisfied with Alsana at all, and he thinks that is much…

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    Anjaan Stigma

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    so-called American dreamers, and the families are fully clothed with a light color palate while Akash and Kiara are clothed from head to toe with black. When Kiara’s friend gets married, the entire bridal party is draped with white or vibrantly colored saris; whereas, Kiara is in a silky black dress and wearing a leather jacket. In the final scene of the movie, Kiara and Akash are still wearing black at the dark bridge at night, but when they are treading the dark water, and the couple gets…

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    In “An Indian Father’s Plea.” It talks about a letter that a father wrote to his son’s teacher about how the father just wanted to tell the teacher that Wind-Wolf (the father’s son) is a smart boy. For example, it said in the text “Wind-Wolf was constantly, closely bonded physically, as she carried him on her back or held in front while breastfeeding. She carried him everywhere she went, and every night he slept with both parents. Because of this, Wind-Wolf’s educational setting was not only a…

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    Physical activity (PA) is necessary for optimum physical and psychosocial health of the general population. It has been suggested that it is even more important for children and adolescents with Cerebral Palsy (CP) who struggle with impairments that interfere with activities of daily living and limit participation in sports (Fowler, Knutson, et al., 2007). According to the World Health Organization, adolescents and young adults with and without disabilities who are physically active have higher…

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    Molecular Orbital Theory (MOT): The VBT has two most serious limitations that electrons in molecules are treated as though they are localised and behave almost as they did in isolated atoms. This means that the VBT retains the individuality of the atoms composing molecule. The problem can be resolved by introducing the resonance theory, but with the loss of the original valence bond model. Hund[ 173], Mulliken[ 174], Van Vleck[175], Helsenberg[176], Jones[ 177] and others suggested an alternate…

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    China-Indi Differences

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    China-India: Differences Asia is home to two of the biggest countries in the world in regards to population. Those countries are no other than India and China. These two countries both have a population of 1.3 billion, and are often regarded as very similar countries. However, India has a population of 1.324 billion, while China has a population of 1.379 billion. They may be on the same continent, but they're both poles apart. China and India are two countries that appear to be similar, but in…

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