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    Levi Savage Levi Savage was a man who showed amazing leadership, saved the lives of many people, and risked his life for others even though he didn’t have to. He changed the lives of many that were of the Willie Handcart Company. He helped them survive through the traitorous winter. Levi did many things that benefited the Mormons. Levi Savage was born on March 23, 1820 in Greenfield, Ohio. His family joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when he was 23 years old. They left to…

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    corporeality of the indigenous has been consumed by and gone into the making of the Settler’s corporeality.” This demand for flesh reparations is repossessed not just through lost labor power, language, or land, but rather the raw materiality of Savage flesh which has gone into the formation of the White body. Thus, “one knows precisely from where to repossess it.” Tzotzil cosmological understandings only heighten the urgency of this issue. If the Settler’s position does not come to a close,…

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    first, they work together and try their best to bring the civilization to the island. But in the end, they lose themselves and finally become totally savages. For all these who read the book, it is worth thinking why this kind of things happen and what leads them to behave savage. From my perspective, firstly, absence of consequences result in savage behaviors. At the beginning of the novella, writer shows that the island has no people living on it. The author writes “We saw no house, no…

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    Jonathan Kozol, author of Savage Inequalities, began his teaching career in an overpopulated, segregated school where he was fired for innovation. Kozol became interested in illiteracy within the United States, but realized that he wanted to regain focus on children. This led him to visit poor schools across the country to explore the truth of the inequalities in American schools. Kozol's experience reals that the American public education system is so discriminatory that it is destroying…

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    How savage are you? We humans fear the beast within the wolf because we do not understand the beast within ourselves. You can only cover up inner savagery so long before it breaks out, given the right situation. In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, a group of British boys are stuck on an uninhabited island in which they try to govern themselves with disastrous results. Through these characters and their actions, Golding communicates his theme that there is a savage beast in every…

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    've seen Disney movies such as Pocahontas which is based on Europeans coming to America looking for gold in a land already inhabited by Native Americans. Conflict automatically arises between the two groups seen in one scene where both are singing “Savages” about the other group in which the Indians are referred to as “heathens” and the European’s as “pale faced demons”. Though towards the end their conflicts are settled and the Natives are left to live in peace. Which completely contradicts…

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    1) Should families provide for their own? After reviewing the movie "The Savages" has your position changed at all. Why or why not? The movie “The Savages” chronicles the life of a brother-sister duo who all of a sudden are responsible for taking care of their estranged for 20 years father who is also mentally ill. This film shows an extreme case where families are required to take care of members with a strained relationship. In countries like China, there are laws mandating families to take…

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    In Benjamin Franklin writing “Concerning the Savages of North America,” he argues his disapproval of how the Native Americans were being referred to as savages in the year 1784. Throughout the entire story he talks about his very own experience’s he’s had with the Native Americans; he even compares them to his people of Great Britain and shows how different they are. He argues that the Native Americans are nowhere near Savages and he gives many examples to back his argument up throughout the…

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    Bolaño adopted a very unique writing style in his novel Savage Detectives. The book starts with a dark quote setting the tone for the book. “Do you want Mexico to be saved? Do you want Christ to be our King?” “No” - Malcolm Lowry. From this we can almost predict a dark cynical and corrupting book. I was pleasantly surprised. Enlaced with those aspects you could find humor. The book is divided in three parts: Mexicans Lost in Mexico, The Savage Detectives and The Deserts of Sonora. In the first…

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    Public school systems in the United States have significant differences due to the disparities in educational funding. Not all children have access to the same quality education, which is deeply observed in Savage Inequalities, where a river separates two public schools in Illinois, however, each district has completely different conditions (Kozol 9). This is mainly due to the variations in the amount of money spent per student, which varies by district (IT 229). All children should have access…

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