Tupac Shakur

There is a solution to poverty. In this world, there is nearly a billion people who cannot read or sign their names, and about 72 million children in this world that have not attended primary school. The lack of education is a problem that’s growing and we need to put an end to it. Many of the countries that lack education are because countries like Haiti, brazil, and chile have a high poverty rate; most primary schools are funded by the property value around the school. Other school are funded…

Rap. Biggie was named Lyricist of the Year, Live Performer of the Year, Best New Solo Artist, and Album of the year. Towards his later years of fame he became known through the rivalry between him and Tupac Shakur. It became known as West Coast versus East Coast. This led to both the death or Tupac and the death of Biggie. They were once friends but that quickly faded once the labels they were signed to started…

family is important in every society because it is the main foundation and structure of society itself. It helps the person in improving their personality. The songs "Remember When" and "Small Town Southern Man" by Alan Jackson and " Dear Mama " by Tupac Shakur show how family helps the person shape his/her life. Family also teaches the person the value of love, affection, care, truthfulness, and self-confidence and provides him/her with tools and suggestions which are necessary to get success…

her son into the spark that lit the flame of televised black beatings that caught the world’s attention. She is a leader. Mamie Till is royalty. Tupac Shakur, the son of an activist, helped shed light on the disenfranchisement in black neighborhoods through his rap lyrics. Tupac is a leader who dealt something more addicting than dope- hope. Tupac is royalty. Colin Kaepernick, a former NFL football player, is being objectified and ostracized for leading the kneeling during the national…

For years, people have developed certain stereotypes for different groups, depending on the group at hand. Although the stereotype may apply to some of the group, the majority usually do not match up. Most people use stereotypes because this is the only knowledge they have about a group or even a certain individual. Sometimes, a truth about a group of people can be exaggerated. This means a certain characteristic on a group can be falsely stated, or stated with over-exaggerated meaning. This…

“Reality is wrong.Dreams are for real.” This quote by Tupac Shakur tells us Americans anything is possible and to not let reality tell you any different.Growing up in poverty makes people stronger, wiser, and more appreciative with life. The American Dream is a difference in life, a difference in rights and a difference in the love for your country. In the Poem “Ellis Island” written by Joseph Bruchac, Bruchac explains how his grandparents were two little kids who were looking forward to coming…

end to it all. The song ends with the lyrics, “ It's gotta stop, we don't need all the violence, peace in the hood and a moment of silence, we got together not for ego or fame, we got involved cause we're all in the same gang.” The song “Changes” by Tupac, talks about the struggles an African American faces and they’ll continue to face those struggles unless they make a change by saying, “But we can never go nowhere unless we share with each other, we gotta start makin' changes, learn to see me…

and surveillance videos have also recorded unjust treatment some people have received from police officers, making it evident that that it is a major existing problem. Many artists and bands have described their views on the topic through music, Tupac Shakur does…

Melanie was born on April 28, 1995 in Astoria, queens to parents of portion region and Dominican descent. Her family moved to Baldwin, New York on Long Island when Martinez was 4. She listened to Brandy, Britney Spears, Shakira, The Beatles , Tupac shakur , Biggie smalls and Christina Aguilera growing up, and says she wanted to have wanted to be a singer at a young age. Martinez attended Plaza Elementary School, her teacher Mr. Nadien with teaching her how to sing, and in kindergarten,…

“The Rose that Grew from Concrete,” is written by Tupac Amaru Shakur. The poem is short, and is an autobiographical dramatic monologue in which the speaker addresses aspects of the poet’s life. The idea that the poem is a dramatic monologue is demonstrated by the one sided question the speaker asks the reader: “Did you hear about the rose that grew from a crack in the concrete?” The poem is dramatic as it is spoken in a moment of deep emotion, as the speaker passionately discusses the subject,…