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    Marilea Bramer asserts that Situational Couple Violence is not always one sided. Steve and Eunice who lives upstairs from the main characters Stanley and his wife illustrate the idea of men’s violence against women (147). They are represented to have a turbulent marriage (Bloom 57). For instance, Eunice accused Steve of infidelity telling him “I heard about you and that Blonde!” then she throws something at him , So he kicked her. Accordingly she comments “You hit me! I’m gonna call the…

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    Did you know that 46 million turkeys are eaten each year on Thanksgiving? What do you do on thanksgiving. Do you travel,meet up with family, or not celebrate it at all. Different families do different things, from going on vacation to eating different food. For my Thanksgiving I am going to Florida. My family usually goes to florida every year on christmas break. Since there is less people going to florida on thanksgiving and it's less busy we are going now instead of later.…

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    was done, we had to leave to head over to grandma’s house for the rest of the evening. So off we went to spend time with my dad’s side of the family. Once we arrive, it is time to eat. It is time to have the best food of the year, tamales. My grandma makes amazing tamales, and this was a meal that was not rushed by anyone. Everyone took their time to enjoy the fulfilling food and enjoy conversation with each other. Once our bellies were full, we sat around the living room watching tv and…

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    specially because Latinx people are incredible diverse. For that reason, my idea comes down to the most popular food from Latin American countries. As a Mexican American I would love to include twenty different Mexican plates such as tacos, mole, tamales, etc. and I have a predisposition…

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    Chapter 6 Chango Analysis

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    Chapter Six Chango Other Names: Shango, Xango. A War god, connected with Mars, claimed to give victory over adversaries and perform powerful punishment upon them. He is called mostly for men in all issues to do with victory and sensuality, to be seductive to women. Chango may perhaps be the best recognized of the Orishas. He rules dance, drums fire, lightning and thunder. Chango is a warrior Orisha of knowledge and intellect, has hot-tempered nature and is the personification of manhood. Chango…

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    intimate with Pedro; Rosaura’s husband. When Tita finally gets back to cooking she realizes that after hours the beans have not cooked whatsoever. She remembered that her beloved sister Nancha had said that when people argue while preparing tamales, the tamales won't get cooked. In a case like that, you have to sing to them, which makes them happy;…

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    contemporary artists still use it. The zipper verse has been used vastly by many artists and has remained relevant for decades. There are a few different ways to infuse it into music, which can be shown in these examples. In Robert Johnson’s “Hot Tamales (They’re Red Hot),” he uses the zipper verse method many times. The lyrics themselves are quite repetitive, but Johnson cleverly alters a sentence in each verse to change the feel of the…

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    25th. The food they eat on this holiday is Ensalada de Noche Buena (salad), Tamales, Bacalao (dried salted fish), Romeritos (a green leaf veggie with small leaves), and Pavo (turkey).Christmas for Mexicans isn’t just one day, but a whole season, which starts on December 16th-Feburary 2nd. El Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the dead) celebrated on November 2nd. On this holiday, they eat Calaveras de Azucar ( sugar skulls), Tamales, Hot chocolate, and fruit. Mexicans believe on this day the dead…

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    The Origins Of Corn

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    infamous high-fructose corn syrup. There have been so many advances that corn has helped create such as fuel that is better for the ecosystem and cheap feed for livestock. In addition to advances, corn has also started many traditions like the making of tamales. Corn also played a large role for food was also the biggest source of food for people in South America. However, even knowing all this there are a few questions that remain: How did corn come to be? What kind of history is behind Corn? …

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    Long ago, the Aztecs held the tradition that the dead should not be mourned, but should be celebrated, specifically, on the Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos. As with almost all holidays, Day of the Dead has many foods associated with this special occasion. Many offerings are put on the altar to feed their ancestors, including tissue paper cutouts, a bowl of water, candles, and food. The food’s essence is thought to be consumed by ancestors and, once the day has past, the living eats what…

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