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    African American

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    I am African-American with a hint of West Indian in my blood. I was born in Baltimore‚ Maryland and raised in Delaware. My surroundings and family affected who I developed to be as a 21 year old African-American woman. I was brought up on certain foundations on how one should live such‚ as going to college‚ getting a good job‚ buying my own home ‚ meeting a man ‚ marrying him ‚ then having kids and it had to be in that order. I did grow up in a somewhat strict home‚ but as I grew old I learned

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    into the Egyptian worldview do their temple rituals‚ festivals and apotropaic rituals offer us? A central factor in ancient Egyptian religion is that the gods melded into daily life. There were links for humans to gods and this is admired in temple rituals‚ festivals and apotropaic rituals. The Egyptian worldview is molded from the belief that magic‚ kings and physical and non-physical components of humans were attributed to gods. All repeated earthly rituals‚ such as the setting of the sun‚ were an

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    In the reading “Summer Rituals” by Bradbury talks about how important time is and how through the eyes of Douglas he relives his memories‚with very descriptive details of the daily summers he had with his family to how his neighbors would love those summer days.In “Hoppers” by Keillor has a way of being aware of his surroundings but also relating those memories with what he used to when he was young. Both writers get to express that moment and see the importance of sharing moments with family

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    wonder of culture and ritual. Societies around the world use these phenomena to express their beliefs and establish a profound way of life. More often than not‚ it is these practices that education individuals and groups the truth behind their society. However‚ a culture and its rituals differentiate from the rest of the world. Many groups fail to understand the way in which other cultures function based the biased opinion of their own. Horace Miner‚ mastermind of the work‚ Body Ritual Among the Nacirema

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    When an Asatruar (and other heathens of course) moves into a new place it is customary to perform some sort of land claiming/taking ritual. This is to establish the home as a place of worship and connection with the gods and local land wights. There are several ways to perform a landtaking ritual. The most common is the circle your property with fire. This of course is not to be taken literally or else your home might be reduced to ashes. A common way to do this is to light a candle at night

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    Body Ritual in Nacirema When I started reading Miner’s “Body Rituals among the Nacirema” I wasn’t really ‘reading’ it. By the end of the first page‚ it “hit me” and I had to start reading it over again. Realizing the essay was speaking of Americans gave me a whole different perspective. I found some of it quite amusing as well as enlightening. My feeling is that the author intended the reader to see our own ethnocentrism and question our own acts towards others with whom we are not familiar

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    period in which the novel was written‚ it is noteworthy that Quatermain respected integrity‚ honesty‚ and bravery as much in black Africans as he did in his white associates. In fact‚ one of the novel’s major themes seemed to be that such virtues transcended race‚ and that heroism was heroism‚ no matter what the color of one’s skin. Haggard came to respect native Africans through personal experience‚ but his high regard for them was seldom shared by his contemporaries‚ who tended to view colonial natives

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    Chanel Harry April 27‚ 2013 HIST 118 Prof. Tsokodayi The Great Zimbabwe There are many great African kingdoms in history that have been documented throughout time. Most of them we don’t know very much about unless we take an Africa history course such as this one because African history is left out of the “mainstream” history books. The Great Zimbabwe is one of the kingdoms that caught my attention in this course. Modern Zimbabwe is named after the enclosures that were

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    African Music Essay African music roots start in every aspect of society. Their culture is formed from there environment hunting but mostly on their tradition. Their music reflects this not only is it entertaining it serves as a way to pass knowledge and stories to the next generation. African music has a variety of different instruments that they use throughout their songs. Music in African culture also has very strong spiritual and religious meanings. The recent history of African musical influence

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    Ear Piercing in Tribal Culture Many African‚ Asian and South American tribes are known to have various piercings all over their body. The African Samburu warriors whom are found in Kenya wear ivory ear plugs as a sign of bravery and manhood‚ and other tribes like the Masai and Pokot wear several ear rings in their ear lobes. Some of these tribes also stretch the ear lobes. Ear piercings were also considered symbols of female adornment. Ear Piercing Throughout History There are different cultural

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