The Plight

many children in the world are denied education and forced to work and how many children could not even afford to buy the supplies needed for education, such as books, pens and pencils. I remember reading a news article a news article regarding the plight of young children in underdeveloped countries and realizing that this cycle of poverty can only stop with education. Viewing the extreme levels of poverty in the world and seeing young children forced to give up education to provide for their…

the gospel for uncle Tom and other suffering of the slaves. Since Eva's innocence and kindness, when Eva and uncle Tom met on the boat south, they gradually attracted each other, and made a deep friendship. For example, when Eva knows Uncle Tom’s plight, she implores her father to buy Tom just because she wants Tom can feels happy. Moreover, when Tom in St. Clare’s old mansion, despite uncle Tom misses his wife and children and yearns for freedom, but because of his good nature, and he has been…

With such a large cast it’s inevitable that not all of them will be fleshed out, or get sufficient screen time to have us caring about them or their plight. This week it’s the turn of Prentis, played by Paul Kaye. As you have no doubt seen in the promotional photos, the Tivolian is alive and well in 1980 when the Doctor, Bennett and O’Donnell meet him. Yet once again he is woefully under used as a…

but not in the open for others to notice. Especially while on leave or after the war has ceased, soldiers are not able to fit in with their surroundings quite easily. A soldier, just like Paul, may feel as if not a single person understands their plight after their experiences at the front, and that only a man can understand another…

amount of hard work for hours at a time to make our commodities, while they are being robbed of their childhoods. She is trying to break the silence of the audience and get them to realize that they are equals and they should be pushing against the plight of child labor, just as she…

Begining the entry of the primary Europeans, the Plight of the Native American's has been managed not without anyone else's input but instead by the early colonialist and the future youthful country the United States would move toward becoming. Show Destiny and American Exceptionalism drove the nonmilitary personnel and government dispositions towards the Native American's and their territories. The U.S. Government has and still is constantly endeavoring to take, control and oversee lands saved…

The “black body” is an ongoing motif in Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Between the World and Me that is used in many ways to explain the plight of black people in America. The term “black body” is implicitly used as a way to establish a clear difference from being in a “white body” concurrent with the standards of white America. Coates uses the term on quite a literal level in order to assert that black people are in a constant struggle to protect their right and security of their own bodies. Coates draws…

‘The Privates’ Will Literally Melt Your Face Off Adam New Featuring some killer rock tracks, ‘The Privates’ mixes music, comedy, and science fiction in a delightful blend. Films about musicians have potential for being very enjoyable. The plights of struggling artists, paired with some catchy tunes, can make for great cinematic experiences. They can be hilarious like ‘This is Spinal Tap’ or Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, or thoughtful like Crazy Heart or Inside Llewyn Davis. Either way,…

Robert E. Lee, in his letter, narrates his anguished thoughts pertaining to the conflicts between the North and South. Lee’s main objective is to express his extreme grief when seeing the Union in its current state of unease as well as to voice the plight of secession and ultimately civil war. He employs the uses of several rhetorical strategies including: doleful diction, hyperboles, and historical remembrance to efficaciously illustrate his feelings of melancholy towards troubles being faced…

If subjected to two years in concentration camp confinement and eventually becoming emotionally and physically degraded, how would one’s beliefs and innocence change substantially? In the autobiographical novel Night by Elie Wiesel, Wiesel does such by shifting from being a young devoted believer in God, into a more independent individual throughout the span of his traumatic imprisonment. Wiesel transforms into a self-reliant being and feels a disconnect from the old God in which he had…