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    looking toward the social progress of the nation‚ not only for themselves‚ but for their people. They are not afraid as they are only doing what is morally right‚ as even little children are responding to what they want as freedom. In this chapter‚ Dr. King describes four major problems that need to be resolved: desegregation of lunch counters‚ rest rooms‚ fitting rooms‚ drinking fountains and department stores‚ upgrading and hiring of Negroes‚ dropping of charges against jailed demonstrators‚ and

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    obtain contracts after quarter end while knowing‚ or recklessly disregarding the fact that‚ CA would improperly recognize the revenue from those contracts‚ and failed to alert CA’s Finance or Sales Accounting Department that CA salespersons that reported to Richards were obtaining contracts with backdated signatures dates after quarter end.” (Release) Richard in his letter writes that his self and the CEO exerted significant pressures on their team to meet the goals that they had set for themselves‚ also

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    Dr. King And Lao-Tzu

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    Option #2 D Hart Dr. King And Lao-Tzu King and Lao-Tzu both had the same views but different actions. Their views consisted of eagerly wanting the world to become a better place. They wanted equal rights and righteous leaders. Their believes did not consist of taking sides. To them what really mattered was to have everyone be equally content. Even though King and Lao-tzu did not ever meet‚ there is thought to be a possibility that Dr. King could have read Lao-tzu’s writting. Thus they both

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    witnessed the extreme mistreatment of the Africans in the Congo‚ and wrote An Open Letter to King Leopold II as a response. King Leopold II had obtained the Congo to supposedly enrich the lives of the people who lived there. However‚ in his letter‚ Williams claims that no effort has been made to aid these people‚ but instead to enslave them. The Congo citizens were so poorly treated that many of them perished. Also in his letter‚ Williams calls on the Belgian people‚ anti-slavery groups‚ and God to end the

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    Cortes Letter To The King

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    World. This source‚ a letter‚ was written in 1519 in the city of Tascalteca by the Conquistador Hernan Cortes to the Spanish King Charles IV. At first it seems unusual that he would be writing to the king as his expedition was called off; Cortes is practically writing to his superiors about how he is defying orders given to him. It is possible‚ however‚ that after the overall success of the trip‚ Charles IV let Cortes’ potential transgressions slide. Usually‚ the expeditions from the Spanish crown were

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    Dr. Martin Luther King

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    live” ~ Martin Luther King Jr. The person that I admire is a man that we all cherish and celebrate every year in his honor. He was an American Clergyman‚ Nobel Peace Prize winner‚ and quite possibly is the most influential leader in all of American history. That man is the great‚ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Growing up‚ Dr. King knew his ancestors’ history and how Africans got to America. He knew that African slaves

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    Dr Martin Luther King

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    this time period with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and what he did. Dr. King fought for equality for African Americans‚ victims of injustice‚ and the lower class citizens. His protest methods were in comparison to Gandhi by being nonviolent and peaceful. While Dr. King had many important parts during the movement‚ many people remember his speech he gave in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington‚ D.C. in 1963 and it is referred to his “I Have a Dream” speech. Dr. King gave the speech in front

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    “Ballad of Birmingham” In the poem‚ “Ballad of Birmingham”‚ Dudley Randall depicts the real historical events of the 1963 bombing of Martin Luther King Jr.’s church by white hate criminals in Birmingham‚ Alabama. Although this is the background and basis to the poem‚ I believe there is a deeper meaning that just that. Beneath the talk of innocence by the child and the protective nature of the mother‚ there lies an ironic situation. This poem is not only about the tragic events of a hate crime during

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    Malcom vs. Dr. King

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    Dr. King vs. Malcolm X In the 1960’s two great African American leaders arose‚ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Dr. King was a pacifist‚ following the tradition of Gandhi. Malcolm X however was a radical‚ an advocate for violence. Both‚ however‚ shared a common goal—REAL freedom and justice for the African American people. The two powerful leaders came from vastly different backgrounds which are shown in their thinking of life. Martin was a Christian from the rural south‚ whilst Malcolm

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    Dr Fay Letters Monologue

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    It is a really well crafted story that grabs my attention from beginning all the way to the end. You don’t give any time for the “viewers” to be bored as we are thrown right into the thick of things from the get go‚ first the surgery of Freeman and a few scenes after she’s in the war. I also believe that you created a living breathing world of the war‚ or more specifically the hospital in the war. The way the injured soldiers react to Dr. Murdoch all contribute to the feeling of the world. You could

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