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    When I interviewed Joey, he gave me some very interesting insight on US culture. He mentioned how racism was a big problem in America. People like Rita were not able to stay at the “lujoso” hotels they worked for. He also mentioned how women were treated with little respect compared to men. Finally, he mentioned the drug activity and how immigrants were more readily profiled as drug dealers. Q2 - Parrafo A then interviewed Joey about how he saw Chico, and Joey saw him in a mostly negative…

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    Romeo Y Julieta Monologue

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    The scene is set in a 21st century Zoo. Amongst all the odd assortments of living creatures, live two zoo animals who strike up an unlikely conversation about their lives as humans so many years ago. One of these being old Winston Churchill, known as Romeo by the zookeepers (oddly enough also the name of the cigar he smoked: Romeo y Julieta) who smugly swings in a hammock humming a Marie Lloyd music hall song while a sulking Adolf Hitler, known as Blondi swims alone in a fish tank nearby.…

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    American values that had long been in place. In turn, The Sleepy Lagoon trial in the 40’s, which preceded the Zoot Suit Riots, fueled racial tensions between Mexicans and white Angelenos through the riots, as Mexican youth, dressed in Zoot Suits were defying the establishment…

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    experiences that those like them had to undergo over the course of their lives. This is thematically evident in “Zoot Suit” by Luis Valdez, “Middle Passage” by Charles Johnson and “Drown” by Junot Diaz. The story “Zoot Suit” by Luis Valdez illustrates the prevalence of this issue first, by structuring a narrative around a prominent act of discrimination in the United States, known as the “Zoot Suit Riots.” In this story, a member of a gang known as the 38th Street Gang named Henry Reyna…

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    Choose your friends wisely because they could be your fortune, or your downfall. In the Mass Arrest, the police arrests the Zoot Suit “gang” during the dance for the Sleepy Lagoon incident where Henry Rena and his friends were accused of murdering José. While situated in jail, the Pachuco tells Henry to not give up and fight back for his friends and family. In the Zoot Suit play, it shows a conversation between Pachuco and Henry, “Pachuco: Forget the war overseas, carnal! Your war is on the…

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    social justice within the play. “Zoot Suit” brings together the unforgettable characters such as the mocking El Pachuco and the charismatic Henry Reyna, a gullible gang leader who finds himself caught in the middle of the racially raging events that astounded Los Angeles during the early 1940s. For example, “Zoot Suit” used the actos technique to illuminate specific points about social problems that were happening in the era of the “Sleepy Lagoon Murder” and the “Zoot Suit Riots”. This expressed…

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    Los Vendidos Analysis

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    Los Vendidos The play written by Luis Valdez, Los Vendidos, an interpretation of how American people see Mexican Americans is played through a drama. A secretary from Governor Reagan, Miss Jimenez, comes to a shop in hopes of finding a Mexican to bring to a gathering to create diversity in the crowd. The “shop” owner, Honest Sancho, is a business man trying to sell these Mexican Americans. Miss Jimenez is looking for a Mexican who is perfect. While Sancho is trying to help find the perfect…

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    Mexico City who were angry at a news item that reported fourteen Mexican youths in Los Angeles who were denied admission to the main floor of a movie theater because they were “dirty Mexicans.” 2. What happened in the Sleeping Lagoon Case and the Zoot Suit Riots? How did Mexican citizens react to these events?…

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    this legacy has been carried with perfection till date by the successors, Mr. SudhirDiwan, Mr. SurinderDiwan, Mr. Amit Diwan, and Mr. SumitDiwan. It started out as endeaor to provide the fashion conscious male with an enviable range of clothes that suit not only the occasion but also his mood,…

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    How to dress like a pro? Tips to look professional in office Do not go overboard Make sure that your dressing style suits the environment. Some places follow a particular dress code. This makes it easier to narrow down on your choices. In other cases, you will have to make a sound judgment based on the ambience and other factors. You may also consider the style your colleagues follow. Usually the style followed by lawyers, government officials and other such professional is formal business…

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