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    American Crucible Summary

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    so strong that it will stay with us and come as a new form, or if it exists, no one will want to have ties with the nation but the group that they identify with which is bad for the nation. Although, Gerstle criticize hard-multiculturalism, Assata Shakur, argues for its positivity in her memoir called Assata: An Autobiography. It focuses on her struggle for growth and meaning in New York and the South as an African American whose childhood and young womanhood was full of racism.…

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    Assata Shakur, arrested in the early 1970s for killing a Caucasian state trooper from a shootout in New Jersey. She lived some years in her life in prison until she escaped to Cuba. Escaped to write her intake on the situation at hand and her life. She evolved from JoAnne Chesimard to Assata Shakur for a reason. The reason to stand politically to fight off the society who believed that black could not identified as beautiful, they pertained no rights to healthcare and equal stance in politics.…

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    Important Examples in Assata’s Book Assata Shakur, or by her real name JoAnne Byron was an African American member of many black parties. Some being: The Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Party which promote equal rights for blacks and both had many movements in the 1970s, which is around the time Assata was convicted of murder and robbery. This makes her an easy target for reasons behind robbing a white bank. Assata was imprisoned and ending up escaping to Cuba. The FBI have her…

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    In Sanyika Shakur’s memoir, Monster: The Autobiography of an L.A. Gang Member, the audience follows the events that transform Monster Kody Scott into Sanyika Shakur. While writing his memoir from prison, the book starts in 1975 with his graduation from elementary school and initiation into the Crips. His initiation included a brutal beating from fellow Crips members, which immediately followed his first gang shooting against the Bloods. At the age of thirteen, Kody Scott earned the nickname…

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    many people's eyes Tupac Shakur, or better known as 2Pac, takes the cake for the most influential rapper in the 90's. Tupac was arguably one of the most influential Rap artists in history. Tupac was born on June 16, 1971 in New York City. He was no stranger to violence, and that was apparent in his lyrics and behavior. Tupac was involved with gangs, and spent his early life selling drugs. Something that was instrumental to Tupac's behavior was his mother's, Afeni Shakur, addiction to…

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    however, the shooting of Tupac Shakur is probably one of the saddest, and most controversial shootings of a famous person in recent history. Tupac was shot in Las Vegas on September 7th, 1996. At this time, many eyes were on the city of Las Vegas. Mike Tyson and Bruce Seldon were fighting in one of the biggest boxing matches in history at the MGM Grand Casino. This brought the likes of many sports fans as well as celebrities to the city to catch the big fight. Tupac traveled to Vegas two…

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    Tupac Assassination

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    had Tupac Shakur murdered for 1 million dollars. There are other accusations such as The Illumanti had him killed because of his power, or the Jewish Defense League made death threats towards Tupac and wanted him dead. There are a lot more accusations that could or could not be true. However these have been the most popular. A lot of people are still wondering what happened to Tupac Shakur. Tupac Shakur and Suge Knight went to see an MMA fight at the MGM Grand. After the fight Suge and Tupac got…

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    Tupac Research Paper

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    Desta Walters Mrs. Ranney/Mrs. Salsbury English 2 20 March 2018 The Notorious Life of Tupac Shakur Ever been inspired by a legend or known a person that’s legendary? Well that’s Tupac Shakur. Tupac is a brilliant and intellectual lyricist. He was and still is a rapper who made history and still is. With his lifestyle and growing up the way he did and the people brought around him made him a soulful, humbled, dedicated and emotional thug and gangster. His words and lyrics gave many people…

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    example of Amaru Shakur or better known as Tupac. Tupac was a regular person just like any other people in the world. Tupac live wasn’t easy it was full with challenges and odds against him. Throughout this paper we will read things you may or you may have known. Tupac was not born in a upper class . His mother name was Afeni Shakur, she was a member of the black panther party. She was pregnant with tupac while in jail for bombing charges. On June 16, 1971 Tupac was born in New…

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    Thug Life Tupac Analysis

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    Tupac Shakur, well know rapper, actor, or activist? Early on in Tupac career he branded himself as a thug raised in the inner streets of Harlem New, York, and later he promoted “Thug Life” one of his many contributions as a hip hop legend. Thug Life revealed the struggle of someone who did not have everything they needed; someone who can still succeed and overcome obstacles to reached their desired goals. As he once stated thug life reflected the struggles African American face every day in this…

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