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    In a family full of strong personalities, competition, and jealousy, the end result of competition and jealousy leaves one winner and one loser. The loser never sees his flaws, only what he believes is right; his point of view. Walter, the protagonist in the literary drama Raisin in the Sun, is competing with his sister Beneatha to achieve his dream of liquor store ownership. His sister, Beneatha wants to be a doctor, a more noble goal for Mama than a liquor store. In Lorraine Hansberry’s play,…

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    With the relevance of racism in the modern day, the question is raised if whether or not treatment of minority peoples in the world has changed throughout history. Originally, schools would be segregated to either all white or all black. Over time, schools began to become integrated and minorities started mixing into the all white schools but these black children were still harassed and treated badly. However, people were against integration and many races are still looked down on. Some might…

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    Atticus is Courageous Atticus demonstrated courage because he is protecting a black man and the people of Maycomb do not want that. “In ones and twos men got out of the cars. Shadows became substance as lights revealed solid shapes moving toward the jail. Atticus remained where he was.” (Lee 202). It is shown that Atticus is being courageous because when the men got out of the car he just sat there and was being courageous and brave; he is talking to the people in the courthouse. Fortunately,…

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    The significant role of gender in this essay portrays and highlights Ellison's views of white male racial psychology. Ellison's short story essentially establishes that Caucasian males treat and recognize African American males in roughly the same way males characteristically view and treat females under patriarchy. When reading the short story, I noticed a significant similarity between how the men in the ball room reacted to the white female dancing and the black kids fighting in the ring,…

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    The Industrial Revolution took place in the 18th and 19th centuries, and was a period where most societies around the world became urban and industrialised. During this time, machines were created, making things a lot easier for workers in society. Population expanded, child labour occurred, communication increased around the world, and transport was created. Transport was one of the biggest change that occurred during the industrialisation of the world. Before the Industrial Revolution the…

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    Picture a white 12 year old girl living in a rural town in Montana. She comes home from school and turns on the TV. The news is on and she sees that a black man has murdered someone on the Southside of Chicago. She immediately turns off the TV and thinks to herself “Black people are scary. I never want to be around them.” What she does not know is that a white man has just murdered someone in her very own town. However, the media will never report this, as she lives in a predominantly white…

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    How Has Scout Changed

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    To begin with ,the one that has changed the most would be Scout for her actions.Scout is the most evolved person during the book .In to Kill A Mockingbird the Character between Jem and Scout that evolved the most would be Scout due to stop fighting, understand why Boo stays at home and when she saw Boo at her house with Jem. The character that has changed the most throughout the book was Scout, when she stops fighting at school.For an example, people started to talk about Atticus defending…

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    Androids Themes

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    The main themes of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep are heavily influenced by the author’s world view. Philp K. Dick lived through an era of rapid technological growth. Dick witnessed the infancy of nuclear power, the space race which sent a man to the moon, the digital revolution and the beginning of the internet. He believes that through technology, we as a species can achieve great things. His fictitious works often include futuristic settings such as an off-world colony. Yet many of them…

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    In a society ran by white men black women have it harder not only than white women, but black men as well. Unlike black men it is harder for a black woman to escape the stereotypes of the typical “ Negro” due not only to the color of her skin, but her race as well. If a black woman was to escape the harsh stereotypes of being a black, she still must face the stereotypes of her being a woman. If she is able to escape both she still has the stereotypes of being black chasing her. For a black man…

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    Throughout history, advertising has used racist ideas to sell products to their consumers. Companies rarely put different minority groups in their ads, but when represented, the ads portrayed them as slaves, servants, or problems in society. Although advertisements in the past have contained many different forms of racism, companies today have begun to focus more on creating diverse ads with ideals that appeal to all ethnic groups. Before the civil war, when slavery was a common practice, white…

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