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    Controversial Issues in Entertainment It is known that domestic violence has become a common part of the world we live in today. When it comes to any issues pertaining to celebrities the mass media takes hold of the situation to broadcast and provide any information they have obtained. There are times when the mass media may leave out certain portions of information and leave the audience thinking. According to John Vivian (2011), “not only do people in their contemporary lifestyles need mass…

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    Background: Michael who is an only child and is five years of age entering the school setting for the first time as a kindergartener has recently been diagnosed with hearing loss and a speech disorder. He convenes with a speech therapist 3x a week because he hasn’t learned to speak properly. His parents are worried about his placement in school and wants for him to be evaluated by a Psychologist because of their concern of their son not being able to make friends and their deep concern of his…

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    murder. Orwell’s usage of the word murder instead of kills; makes the reader have a more interpersonal relationship with the elephant. The reader now feels a mixture of emotions from sorrow to wrath at the death of the elephant. Now looking to point fingers and assign blame, the reader comes to the conclusion the imperialism is at fault. It was imperialism that led the Burmese people to pressure the narrator to kill the elephant; Imperialism caused hate to fester in both the conquered and…

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    The given extract is a speech delivered by Stan Grant on Racism and Australian dream in 2016 at Ethics Centre, Sydney, Australia. He primarily targets the audience belonging to Australia. With the use sarcastic and confronting tone speaker expresses his disappointment and serve his purpose to inform the audience about the historical brutality suffered by the aborigines with the use rhetorical questions, anaphora, and juxtaposition. Stan Grant at the start of his speech uses rhetorical question…

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    Character Analysis; Mrs. Wright In crimes, sometimes is more culpable the victim than the victimizer. In the play Trifles we find a variety of characters, even though it is a short play. All of them are interesting in their ways, but anyone like Mrs. Wright. She was the suspect of the murder of her husband, Mr. Wright. The character of Mrs. Wright have an intense contrast. She sways between being the suspect and being the real victim. What lead to the witness to consider her the suspect of the…

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    The stereotypical image of poverty is portrayed as protruding ribcages, hollowed faces, and skeletal fingers. Poverty, in the world’s mind, is often equated with sickly thinness. Images of children in third-world countries with distended bellies flood the brain when “malnutrition” is mentioned. Malnutrition, however, often shows itself in counterintuitive ways. In fact, those not receiving enough nutrients are often overweight, if not obese. Consequently, there is a frightening link between…

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    Family of Origin Analysis Paper It was once said by Mama Joe in the famed 90’s motion picture, “Soul Food,” “One finger won’t make an impact, but you ball all those fingers into a fist, and you can strike a mighty blow.” Mama Joe’s character, the Grandmother figure in the film, and all of her poignant quotes have resonated with me over the years, but I believe this particular quote, from a figurative standpoint, has shaped the foundation for my family. My family is the sum of all its parts. We…

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    Winter, two years after graduation. It’s a shame that I’m sitting in my apartment doing absolutely nothing. Maybe I’ll paint. But then again, I’m feeling very drowsy. It’s only 4 P.M. Must be the rain. Suddenly, my stomach starts to growl. I haven’t been grocery shopping yet so I guess I’ll make a PB&J sandwich. I turned on the stereo and ate. After I finished eating, I turned the stereo off, went into my room, and got some shut-eye. I jolted awake to the sound of my phone ringing. I looked at…

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    Short Story: Negan

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    taking two steps at a time when Rick lifted his gun and pulled the trigger. Click, click, click. Empty. Negan knew the sound, and his bravado and bravery returned as he spun on his heel at the top of the stairs. “Hey, baby,” he greeted Rick warmly, as if Rick just got home from work with the bacon. “You are out of bullets. Why don’t you come on up here and greet me with a wet, sloppy kiss instead, sweetheart?” He crooked the fingers of his free hand and spun Lucille in a slow, mesmerizing…

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    Gun violence is a monumental problem, not only within the United States but worldwide. Statistics show that gun ownership in the US is on the rise, but Firearms deaths are on the decline. Accidental deaths are a problem that many people ignore, but with all the gun related issues that have been in the news lately, we need to take a look into it. While accidental deaths that are firearm related are very low, it is still an issue that needs to be addressed. A popular misconception is that more…

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