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    important to you? A toy? A Barbie doll? Your bike? Nowadays many girls hardly ever have time to play or even take a nap‚ because they are too focused on their pageant life and fixing their appearance to perfection. Beauty pageants first began in the 1960′s‚ and the purpose was to use them as marketing tools and raise money for business. Now‚ pageants seem to serve as tools for exploiting young girls. The question is‚ are beauty contests needed for a child’s progression and growth‚ or do they get in the

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    One con of keeping animals in captivity is how it can be cruel to the animal. Even though the overall treatment of the animals has improved‚ realistically‚ it is still cruel to keep animals caged up. Capturing animals is cruel. Animals have rights and routines. By capturing them‚ this disturbs their way of life and can really affect them. For example‚ elephants normally travel long distances in the wild‚ but are unable to do this in captivity. This could also cause psychological effects to the animals

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    Although 180‚000 black men served in the union army‚ equality even as soldiers was still not provided for black men. Letters from desperate people to those in positions of power can illuminate what the conditions at the times were. In Hannah John’s letter to president Lincoln‚ the mother of a black soldier reveals an impassioned plea to the highest-ranking official at the time‚ clearly showing how black people felt that they could now seek hope through their government – which had once forsaken them

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    Hannah Arendt‚ was a American Political theorist. “This is the precept by which i have lived: prepare for the worst; expect the best; and take what comes.” (https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/hannah_arendt) The story “The Lottery” deals with events that are unexpected. This means that you can expect the unexpected because in the story “The Lottery” when Tessi gets hit with the stones it was unexpected. In The Lottery‚ setting and imagery are all things that help prove the theme‚ which is you

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    his early stage productions and films such as “Daddy’s Little Girl’s” and “The Family that Preys”. However‚ I struggle with his portrayal of black people‚ more specifically on his TBS television show‚ “House of Payne”. Perry’s “House of Payne” exploits African Americans as entertainment‚ combining slap stick comedy with regressive stereotypes with characters such as Curtis the Coon‚ Ella the Mammy‚ Janine the Drug Addicted‚ selfish Mother and Calvin the “Happy Negro”‚ remedial Player. I plan

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    care are in captivity. Captivity can be used as a generalizing term to describe the keeping of either wild animals or domesticated animals such as livestock and pets. This may include for example farms‚ private and zoos. Keeping animals in human captivity and under human care can thus be distinguished between three primary categories according to the particular motives‚ objectives and conditions. The domestication of animals is the oldest documented instance of keeping animals in captivity. This process

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    What Good Can Come From Captivity? (Harper) Imagine being taken from your family at a very young age and held captive for the rest of your life. You are confined in a space about as big as your average bedroom and forced to eat‚ sleep‚ and play in there. Everyday you have to put on shows to entertain others with little to no rewards. You have no friends and family to relax with and no spouse to mate with. Who are you? You’re an average Killer Whale taken into captivity and forced to perform for

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    Many wild animals across the world are removed from their natural habitats and forced into captivity. Many are subject to abuse all for entertainment and profit. Unfortunately‚ many people who say they “love animals” may actually be contributing to the suffering of these animals because they are unaware of the things going on behind the scenes. Whether it’s simply seeing animals at the zoo‚ watching the whale shows at SeaWorld‚ riding elephants‚ or swimming with dolphins; people see these as fun

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    In the exposition of the story "13 Reasons Why" it explains pretty much what you can expect in the book. It tells you about a character named Hannah Baker who committed suicide and made 7 tapes about the 13 reasons or people that made her commit suicide‚ and a map with spots to follow. It explains that the thirteen people are supposed to pass the tapes on to the next person or the tapes will be made public. The person who has the tapes in this story is a guy named Clay Jensen. In the rising action

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    Set against the austere Icelandic terrain‚ Hannah Kent’s Burial Rites delves into the life of a condemned woman‚ Agnes Magnusdottir and explores how the people who live and work with Agnes transition from feeling antipathy to sympathise with her and her plight. Structurally the text marks this transition and the six months of her stay at the Kornsa farm also allows Kent to frame the transition metaphorically through the changing seasons. Moreover‚ By granting Agnes the ability to voice her view –

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