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    of rulers. These types of music also proposed to feminism movements. Womens’ largest protests were the Miss America protest and the Freedom Trash Can protest. Various movements like the slave emancipation to women’s suffrage‚ the labor movement‚ the anti-war movement‚ the environmental movement‚ etc. also had a great collection of protest songs. The song entitled “Strange Fruit” written by Abel Meeropol but sung and popularized by Billie Holiday‚ whose real name was Eleanor Fagan‚ was one of the

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    “Explain why an Anti-Vietnam War Movement developed in the USA" The Anti-Vietnam war movement was one of the largest and most famous anti-war movements that have existed. An anti-war movement is a social movement that is opposed to the continuation of an armed conflict‚ with or without just cause. The Vietnam War movement developed for several reasons‚ and with the aim of getting the US military out of Vietnam. The factor that had the most impact on the development of the Anti-Vietnam War movement

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    picture you would not only see the lynching most times‚ but also the bystanders watching it happen often smiling about it like a social event. While it may seem awful nowadays‚ back then it was actually pretty common just to be an onlooker at a lynching‚ and for the most part a very socially acceptable thing to do. So maybe after all‚ the bystanders may not be complete monsters‚ as we make them out to be today. Today‚ when we think of people putting a lynching on a post card we think; how could

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    The Horrors of Lynching

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    you‚ and everything goes black. This scenario was all too common for African Americans all throughout the United States in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. More specifically‚ 4‚743 innocent African Americans were killed during this time period (“Lynching Statistics”). This atrocity only furthered African American resentment towards their white oppressors‚ which made their rebellion a very violent affair. Many factors contributed to the mass lynches that were primarily for African Americans. One

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    in an ideal way‚ the animals‚ which happen to be rat in his piece are grotesque‚ tarred‚ dead and hanging from a tree. This makes them appear like criminals that were lynched and then tarred to warn the people of punishment. Although taxidermy and lynching have no connection‚ Dion brilliantly captures history and his message in all of the elements he chose to use. The taxidermy of the rats almost directly insinuates the extinction of an animal because it is primarily used in museums to preserve animals

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    Lynching In Dray

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    What is lynching? Lynching is characterized as a hanging by a swarm or somebody for an affirmed offense with or without a lawful trial. In the novel "At The Hands Of Persons Unknown" by Philip Dray‚ he discusses what lynching is and how it influenced those in those days the distance to now. Dray talks on the numerous casualties who were influenced inside that time from the 1800’s completely through the 1900’s. The novel opens up with the account of Sam Hose. Sam was blamed for murdering his manager

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    The Different Views of the Federalist and the Anti-Federalist on Human Nature The Federalist and the Anti-Federalist had very conflicting views on several things; however‚ they did have some similar views on topics such as on human nature and how it affected government. Other common interest of the Federalist and the Anti-Federalist was the preservation of liberty and government. They both believed that there were things that men were destined to do that can not be prevented; because of

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    Analysis of Strange Fruit

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    “Strange Fruit” came to articulate the racism and brutality of lynching* endured by so many in the United States‚ particularly in the south. According to figures kept by the Tuskegee Institute‚ of the 3833 lynchings between 1889 and 1940‚ four fifths of the ninety percent lynched in the south were of African American descent. As horrific and cruel lynching was‚ it was considered acceptable. Society at the time believed that lynching was an act that was designed to keep African Americans in their

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    Makers‚ to pay too much attention to the idiocy of those who hang nooses simply to intimidate their black target‚ “is to grant them an importance they do not deserve.” Nooses have a horrific history associated with them. They are known to be used in lynching (punishing people for crimes by private citizens without trial‚ whether they are guilty or not)‚ of which three quarters of the cases in American history were against blacks. George Curry‚ another African American author of Calling Nooses What They

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    Mexican Pavilion Carlos Amorales is an artist who explores the limits of language as well as other translation systems. Amorales’ work in the Mexican Pavilion combines a coded language‚ musical instruments‚ and a video to convey his message. Viewers must continually be translating meaning from one language to another‚ from one format to another‚ as they experience the values of universal acceptance and open communication Amorales shows. Physical work The installation itself in the Mexican Pavilion

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