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    throughout the book. In Things Fall Apart gender roles are a large part of the function of society, both in the family and socially. In African families, there are many gender roles which contribute to the community as a whole. In the household, the man is the leader. He has power over everyone else in his family and can make decisions for them. He protects his household…

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    young man. That bond, so sought after, may not always be one of love, but one filled with hurt and disappointment. In some cases, the son may not live up to the high expectations set in place for him. In Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner, Amir and Baba’s relationship is highly based upon these expectations. Amir loved Baba, as Baba loved him, but Amir wanted to feel more love and attention which in return causes many pleas and attempts at approval. Baba can be described as a strong, athletic…

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    can be accomplished. In the 1940’s, african americans were at a major disadvantage compared to the whites. Even though they were deemed politically equal, there was still a sense of separation between the two races. For instance, Jackie Robinson is a man who had to overcome a great deal of negativity. At first, he had to put up with being an incredibly talented baseball player who wasn’t allowed to showcase his greatness in the major leagues. Eventually, his dedication proved himself to all the…

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    the way she behaved was decent enough, she felt comfortable with it, and failed to see the need for changing it to fit men’s standards of being a “normal girl”, although it was clearly not her choice to make. The same happened to Ms. Maudie with the man who cursed her and her beloved flowers to hell just because from his point of view, a widow like her should not be having any sort of recreation. Even Atticus, who appeared to be perfectly sensible and impartial all the time, made this comment on…

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    The fascinating thing about a war story is how it does not revolve solely around combat. They are actually more like a hurricane, in that while in the midst of what seems to be a hellacious and destructive disaster, the anxiety and fear before landfall as well as the aftermath, leaving a planet in ruins, are critical in understanding the entirety of the experience. Though the war is a key component to the story, many of the battles occur before and after and create deeper wounds than could ever…

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    Title: Fallacies in 12 Angry Men Name: Niharika Roll No: 13110068 Word Count: 1049 12 Angry Men is a 1957 American drama film adapted from teleplay of the same name by Reginald Rose. The movie has depicted the story of a jury made of 12 men who tries to decide on the acquittal of the defendent on the basis of many doubts. The movie is full of fallacious arguments by the twelve jury members. Any argument with a poor reasoning behind it is called fallacy. An argument can be a…

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    Is male nudity rated at a different level than female nudity? Imagine the scene of Mark Antony running through the streets of Rome wearing a goat-skin thong... that’s pretty funny right? But could a woman do that? What would people have to say about Mark Antony if he was a female? Yes, it is true, male nudity is rated at a entirely different level than female nudity. Discrimination against women has been a problem for many, many years, not just related to this subject. Although most men will…

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    country team as much as I can. I have always been active and played sports but I did not take up running until 8th grade when I joined the track team. Since then, I have taken running seriously and have strived to be the best runner I can be. After thoroughly enjoying my first year of high school track, I knew I wanted to do cross country this year. I also knew that cross country would be a lot more running than track was, so I made it my goal during the summer to prepare for the cross country…

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    Some may agree with what Mouse had do say in their final conversation together. Mouse tells Easy that he has to stop thinking he is a white man because of the way he has been acting which he believed has made him soft (253). While it may seem throughout his investigation that Easy has been acting as a white man due to his unwillingness to fight or commit violence. Easy is able to refrain from violence not because he believes he is white but because that is what he believes…

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    Coming of Age: The Overcoming of Obstacles Bam! My knees hit the ground, and I was in a world of pain. It was my 7th grade year running in a cross country meet for the first time. I was out of breath and on the verge of quitting because of the struggle that I was experiencing. The voice of Ms. Bulleit, my coach, ran through my ear saying “one step at a time.” Blood was on my knees from the hill’s rocky surface. I stood up ignoring my pain and continued the long, arduous run. Struggle periods…

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