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    Nat Turner was a man after Gods heart who had a mission to lead African American out of slavery. Even though Nat died thirty years before the civil war he played an extraordinary role in fueling the abolition movements to end slavery. Nats calling was to free the African Americans from the clutches of the South through a major rebellion. He lived by Galatians 3:28 that says “There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male and female, for you are all one in…

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    devoted to fasting and praying. Turner began to talk to 4 slaves about “killing all whites”. He said that god gave him a message to delay the revolt until the solar eclipse. The date passrs and the group wasn able to go forward because Turner was ill, but on August 13, the sun looked “silvery”…

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    Rebellion is Stephen B. Oates’ account of the slave rebellion in Virginia’s Southampton County in 1831. Oates’ book is a historical narrative of the exploits of Nat Turner, a gifted black slave who marshaled servants into a bloody revolt against their masters. Oates analyzes the events that led to the revolt. He records the life of Nat Turner, and other slaves. Oates’ book is an attempt to justify the actions of Turner and his followers that led to the bloodiest slave revolt in American History…

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    Our class had the honor to hear a lecture by Clayton Board of Commission Jeff Turner and the future of community policing. Clayton County police has made its main goal to preserve their relationship with the citizens of Clayton. Turner explained that the reason why there is distrust in the community is due to the fact that the media has created this negative image of police officers. The media creates this negative stereotype that police officers and the community is at war with each other and…

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    Nat Turner’s Rebellion Nat Turner, who was the African American that led one of the bloodiest and most effective rebellion in American history was born on October 2, 1800 at the plantation of a slave master named Benjamin Turner which was in Southampton county Virginia. He was 30 years old when his rebellion took place which was on August 22, 1831. While he was still very young his family believed he surely would be a prophet and that he had a great purpose in life (Barnes 2). He was deeply…

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    the thing you must always remember is that almost never does he really see you as he sees himself, as he sees his own kind.” Mary Turner was a thirty-three-year-old black woman, hung in Lowndes County, Georgia. Eight months pregnant, Turner and her unborn child were murdered after she mad an public announcement of the law killing of her husband for no reason, Hazel Turner, by a mob.…

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    Drug use is becoming a growing problem that needs to be contained and prevented with the help of an expansion of the organization LAPP (Licking County Alcoholism Prevention Program) branching out into its own center called EPLAPP, (Extensive Progression of Licking County Alcoholism Prevention Program). To cut back on the drug use and deaths in Licking County, EPLAPP will provide users and abusers with the resources they need to sober up, cutting back on the drug use rate which will cut back the…

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    Hmm? I have to, Mister Turner, I'd go out of my mind (October Sky).” This exchange tells us that not a lot of hope was put into the boys because no one expected them to make it as far, and do as well as they did. People in the region could look to what the group of friends, referred…

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    Patrick’s Day in 2014. The night of the crime, Wilkerson told friends he would take the girl back to her room and take care of her because of how intoxicated she was. He then sexually assaulted her obviously without her consent. Aligned with the Brock Turner case, prosecutors got the result of the rape kit and found no semen in Wilkerson’s victim. Days later in court, Wilkerson went on the stand saying that the victim was not drunk and that their sex was consensual. Meanwhile, his defense team…

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    Nat turner. Nat Turner a courageous, abolitionist to his peer, and a rebellious, hidden problem to slave owners. Born into slavery but gave his life in an attempt to end slavery 's bondage (bio.com, n.d.). In the confessions of Nat Turner, it is vividly displayed that this is a man of deep faith who truly believes that he was doing something for the greater good. From birth Nat turner was told that he was a prophet, which is the main reason that he returned to his slave master Mr. Turner…

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