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    The American Dream is not just for the rich and well fed. America was set up to help everyone but yet it is leaving people out of achieving it. We need to stop worrying about the luxuries of this country and start focusing on the fact that we have millions of people living on the streets. Homelessness is a huge problem that is going on in our country. Millions of people go day by day just trying to get by‚ Many humans go day in and day out with a home to live in‚ or food to eat. The fact that humans

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    The American Dream Today the American dream is considered your perception of how you desire to live your life. Most Americans today suggest that the American Dream is a nuclear family which is the concept of having a father‚ mother‚ and children. Some consider the dream is progressing to college to start a successful career that can assist in raising that family. For most Americans the dream is still a thriving and accessible opportunity. A family is a massive element of the dream. The traditional

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    characters in A Raisin in the Sun have dreams‚ personal goals that may or may not be feasible goals. Some of these dreams only really affect one person‚ while others would impact many people. Mama’s dream is to buy a new house for her and her family to live in. Of all of these characters with dreams‚ Mama has a dream that would most significantly impact the family for the better. Her dream will bring the family together‚ allow her to financially help others attain their dreams‚ and emphasizes important themes

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    Synthesizing the American Dream Everyone wants to achieve the American Dream‚ no matter who they are. It is a big part of the culture in The United States. The American Dream is where American citizens‚ or even immigrants from another country try to fulfill their own dreams of a successful life. That could include things like: a well-paying job‚ being financially stable‚ having a happy family‚ having their own house‚ etc. America does not provide the American Dream to the “tired‚ the poor‚ and

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    Encyclopedia of Philosophy‚ Descartes holds dreams in the received view of dreaming‚ better understood as sleep in folk psychology. The received view‚ in addition to maintaining that dreams are experiences that occur during sleep‚ holds that dreams do not consist of inaccurate memories‚dreams are experiences that occur during sleep in realtime‚ and in sleep we can actually judge and reason.Therefore‚ by refuting these claims that folk psychology holds‚ Descartes’ dream argument is undermined. I will argue

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    The Deception of The American Dream The unemployment rate has climbed ten percent in the last five years‚ that means there are currently 9‚237‚000 people unemployed in the United States. Which raises the question‚ is the American Dream real? The American Dream is the ideal that every US citizen should have an equal opportunity to achieve success and prosperity through hard work‚ determination‚ and initiative. Some may argue that out of the 318.9 million people residing in the US‚ only a small fraction

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    Living in a State of Dreaming In the past centuries a high number of immigrants have traveled to America‚ land of the free and home of the brave‚ to pursue the famous American Dream. Many wonder why anyone would leave their homeland‚ families‚ and everything they’ve ever known to come to America. In general‚ immigrants escape their homelands during war or conflict in search of peace and security. They wish to break free from corrupt governments that are not ruling in the interest of their

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    Mojados Ya No Son Indocomentados1 The “Support and Pass the Dream Act” article was published by the California Dream Act Network (California Dream Network) in 2011 on the change.org website. The authors use a mixture of elements to draw in the reader’s attention. The Dream Act is not a just a law trying to be passed but also serves as a life changing act that plays into the lives of young Hispanic Latinos raised in California. Citizens from all over California have come together to make statement

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    Interpretive Speech – Topic: Dreams As we lay our heads on our pillows at night fast asleep – are we dreaming? As we sit in daylight with a blank stare gazing out the window - are we dreaming? And if so what are we dreaming about. Good Morning‚ my name is Shelton Redden and like many of you‚ other people feel that it is these dreams that give us life; and without dreams our waken state is tantamount to death. Langston Hughes in a poem entitled “Dreams” portrays this very point; [he writes:]

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    Sheller‚ Mimi. Democrary After Slavery: Black Publics and Peasant Radicalism in Haiti and Jamaica. Gainesville: University Press of Florida‚ 2006. In the quest to learn more about these two nations after emancipation‚The author Mimi Sheller’s main goal of the entire book is to highlight both Haiti and Jamaica as they “developed a shared radical vision of democracy based on the post-slavery ideology of freedom”. Both countries had suffered harsh treatment during the era of slavery and both were

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