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or just to make the time fly by, blues was said to have been created by early slavery. Deep south in the mid to late 1800’s, blues is known to be deeply rooted with African American culture and history originating from 19th century while in the southern plantations (Kopp). As Ed Kobb explains in the…

Fisheries Division, Austin. 47 pp. Neel, J.K. 1963. Impact of Reservoirs. Pages 575593. In: Frey, D.G. (editor): Limnology in North America. University of Wisconsin Press, Madison. 734 pp. Nelson, K.L. 1993. Instream sand and gravel mining. Pages 189-196, In: C.F. Bryan and D.A. Rutherford (editors), Impacts on warmwater streams: guidelines for evaluation. Southern Division, American Fisheries Society, Little Rock, Arkansas. 285 pp. Nelson, R.W., Dwyer, J.R., and W.E. Greenberg. 1987. Regulated…

bench press anyone pound for pound. In reality, it was his personality that radiated over any physical or mental potencies and although educated in Louisiana he lacked the strong dialect or accent of the region. In reality, when intoxicated, his Mississippi drawl surfaced. The correlation of attorney and con-man intertwine intrinsically. For added street credit, he did have an uncle that was the head of the Lebanese Mafia in Detroit at its zenith. It was his last night at the camp or as…

Kennedy’s New Frontier The Effect of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty on the Arms Race of the Cold War The turn of the 1960’s ushered in an age of change, both politically and socially, in the United States. The Eisenhower years of the 1950’s was a time in America that focused very much on the establishment of conservative political values; the American dream was concrete, a man and a woman have a boy and a girl with a car, a nice house, and a white picket fence in suburban America. But the 1960’s…

world was stunned, and the US was humiliated. Gov. Wallace of Alabama guaranteed he could never give blacks access to the schools of Alabama. He couldn't care less what the court needs to do about it. JFK needs to get included, and the gov. Of Mississippi did likewise as…

I. Client Information Tamara Guy is a 34 year old, African American female who was born August 10th, 1977. Tamara is a former interior designer who now works as a full time mother. Tamara and her family reside at 1818 Mysterial Lane, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She lives with her 35-year-old husband, 6 year old son and twin daughters who are 2 years old. II. Reason for Referral About a month ago Tamara’s doctor suggested that she go to therapy. Her doctor made this referral to Tamara personally…

going to attempt to release Mr. King from jail. In conjunction with directly lending assistance to the King family, Kennedy sent federal troops down to Mississippi to endorse James Meredith when the Ole Miss riot of 1962 broke out and Southern segregationists refused to allow attendance of the black US military veteran at the University of Mississippi. Before being assassinated in 1963, Kennedy confirmed his support of the Civil Rights movement by proposing a civil rights bill that would pass…

Abraham Lincoln thought it was necessary to fight rather than let the southern states secede from the union. He thought it was important to preserve the Union. After North Carolina secedes from the union, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas also leave the Union. President Lincoln gave his first inaugural address in which he stated, “Shall it be peace, or the sword?” This was meant for the rebellious southern states that had already seceded from the…

“The Presidency Of James Buchanan was written by Elbert B. Smith in 1975. He was a teacher professor at the University of Maryland and held a masters degree and a PhD in history ( Elbert B. Smith (1921–2013). He has written other history books on U.S presidents Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore and other books about U.S history including “ The Death of Slavery: The United States 1837-1865 and Magnificent Missourian: The Life of Thomas Hart Benton (Elbert B. Smith (1921–2013). While the book…

As a first year nursing student at the University of Southern Mississippi, many of my instructors have introduced confusion and doubt into my mind about things I have never really sat and pondered about. Who are you as a nurse? What do you stand for? What are your future goals as a nurse? These questions have crossed the mind, but they have no definite answer. As a young, black woman in a big world, I find myself constantly changing. Those changes include short term and long term goals, my…