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    Theme is the key connection between two very different genres of literature. A theme can reveal many significant messages to people everywhere. Comparing the short story “The Mountain” and the poem “Incident”‚ I found that they share a common theme. Both themes convey a message of discrimination and misjudgment. Martin Hamer‚ author of “The Mountain” and Countee Cullen author of “Incident” both use literary devices such as repetition‚ conflict to convey the theme that sometimes in life‚ people determine

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    The Baltimore City Police Department appeared quite confident that as they apprehended gang members on the streets‚ the citizens would be safer. On the contrary‚ the streets of Baltimore were overflowing with members of the Black Guerilla Family and even that status was not enough to protect them from the sanctions being handed down from the top

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    narrator. In the begin he talks about how he first rode through Baltimore happy‚ and filled with glee. Until he spoke to a stranger politely and the stranger poked out his mouth and calls him/her a nigger. In this event he states towards the end of the poem‚ "I saw the whole of Baltimore from May until December; of all the things that happen there that’s all that I remember". It took that one event to leave an impression about Baltimore that was unforgettable. And no matter how nice the remainder of

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    vote fraud practiced by gangs in the 19th century. This evidence supports the Cooping Theory‚ which clarifies how Edgar Allan Poe died. Many believed Poe was a victim tortured in the coop because he was found dead and heavily intoxicated on the Baltimore streets during

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    What I learned in the Frederick Douglass escape was that it took a lot of hard work and bravery to do what he did. He had to face a lot of obstacles on his journey he also met a few people on the way who looked out for him and the ones who recognized him didn’t say much of nothing. When Frederick douglass got to where he needed to go he was still feeling like a slave mentally and physically he didn’t know what to do he was running out of money and was going through hard times. He was traveling to

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    The B&O Railroad has an unwavering historic importance. It is the oldest common carrier railroad of America. The businessmen‚ surveyors and engineers from Baltimore and the state of Maryland took initiative for the building of the B&O Railroad. It was built to increase the state’s economic prosperity. The state had rich resources of coal deposits‚ natural gas and oil in the midst of heavily forested mountains. It linked the agricultural Midwest to the commerce offered by Ohio River. Chartered on

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    “These are the sounds of baseball: the crack of a wooden bat hitting a ball; the pop of a ball hitting a glove; the organ; the cheering fans” (Baltimore‚ Md.). Back in April for the very first time in MLB history‚ there was a game with no fans in the bleachers to watch and cheer on the teams. On April 12th‚ 2015‚ four officers tried to stop Freddie Gray and another man after the two men saw the police at an intersection and started to run. According to Deputy Commissioner Jerry Rodriguez‚ when they

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    restraint and the calculated musical effects of language that was characterizing his poetry. Poe next lived in Baltimore with his widowed aunt‚ Maria Clemm‚ and her daughter‚ Virginia‚ and turned to fiction as a way to support himself. In 1832 the Philadelphia Saturday Courier published five of his stories all comic or satiric. In 1833‚ "MS. Found in a Bottle" won a $50 prize from the "Baltimore

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    human resources. This study will include semi structured interviews by the CEO of Guadenzia‚ a for profit organization in Baltimore City that provides counseling services for at risk youth in Northwest Baltimore and The Director of Northwest Baltimore Youth Services‚ Inc.‚ a non-profit organization that also provides counseling services to at risk youth in Northwest Baltimore. This information will then be examined in regards to their similarities and differences. Is There Really a Difference

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    1988 film‚ written by John Waters‚ who had a history of his movies containing disturbing content‚ actually surprised people with his success of a “flashy” musical. He had “been characterized as a student of the strange behavior of white people in Baltimore” (Haspel 1). He claims that he wrote Hairspray in a different “voice” without intention‚ he really just wrote about his obsessions. Having one of them being The Buddy Deane Show‚ and similar to characters Tracy and her best friend Penny‚ he would

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