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    also had to leave my sweet hometown. The movement I came to the USA, I thought my life would be as easy as it used to be in Vietnam. However, I had to face the most challenging in my life which was when I first attended the high school in the USA with a limitation of English skills. This incident…

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    a true sweatshop, employing young immigrant women who worked in a cramped space at lines of sewing machines. Nearly all the workers were teenaged girls who did not speak English and made only about $15 per week working 12 hours a day, every day”. It can be noted that the working environment was clustered which inhibited the movements of the workers, and hence contributing to the large amount of deaths caused by the fire. Secondly, the workers worked 12hrs daily and were paid $15/week which would…

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    In the late 1700s and early 1800s, the VOC went bankrupt (Indonesia: The Dutch Colonial Period and the Independence Movement). This was mainly caused by the fourth English war and Dutch ships were captured by the English navy (VOC). In the end, the Dutch colonization were very quick and strong that it took them just about 200 years to be able to control the whole Indonesia from the trading route to the government systems…

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    White people probably did not have the opportunity to learn about their peers who were people of color. During the Civil Rights Movement, however, their stories were becoming more and more popular as a result of peaceful protests becoming more widespread. As tensions rose, more and more black writers were emerging, telling what was really happening to colored people in…

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    not actually belong in America. They are often times told that they surprisingly speak good English, asked where they are from, how long they have been here, or spoken to in Spanish even if they do not know any themselves. This is not equal. If it was equal, people would not stare at a colored woman walking down the street, or avoid talking to a person who is different color thinking they may not even speak English. People also expect those of color to be less educated, and her fore treated…

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    During the 1820s and 1830s, a key group of independent thinkers promoted an idea called transcendentalism. It was a literary movement that focused on ideas such as self reliance, being yourself rather than trying to impress others, and human reason. (Barcelo). Various icons such as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Thoreau, expressed their ideas of the movement of independent thinking in essays such as “Walden”, “Civil Disobedience”, and “ Self Reliance”. In addition, movies such as “Dead Poet’s…

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    Impediments Of Language

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    reacts in certain ways when you are trying to receive the message and give the message. These skills can affect learning abilities. But we all have a connection to learning and there can be some disorders/deficits. Language comes in many forms, English, Spanish, Dutch, sign language, braille, and body language but there are two main types of language. Dr. Britt Johnson, in his book Plato’s Physical Education, stats, “The two main forms of language come from speaking (audio-expressive…

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    Language is an important way in which humans communicate with each other. Language is not always only written or oral, it can be a combination of words, symbols, gestures and body movement. As an example, Australian Sign Language (AUSLAN) uses facial gestures and specific hand movements and placement. Auslan is the language of the Australian deaf community. It is a unique Australian language which has its own grammar and vocabulary (ACARA, 2014). Clark (1996) suggests language can be viewed…

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    The British government had a great strength and say over what occurred in the New World colonies, and the English colonists that were inhabiting the land followed the king’s orders. However, the British salutary neglect policy provided the people with more freedom to create leaderships and laws within their colonies and allowed them to follow their beliefs as they pleased, without the fear of persecution. Therefore, with the British government loosely ruling the New World, the colonies began to…

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    study, that shows Americans make racist assumptions based names. For example, someone name Deshawn, it can be stated a character wit h a black- sounding name was assumed to be a physically larger and can be more aggression. During the civil rights movement, black people have typical names like Florence or Franklin. Blacks wanted their individuality and break ties from the society, and so they wanted to created unique names so they can be appear in birth records once for that year. The trends of…

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