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    Allen Ginsberg Howl

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    specifically refers to‚ readers can assume that it represents society itself. This is implied by lines such as‚ “Moloch the incomprehensible prison!” (“Howl”) and “Moloch in whom I sit lonely!” (“Howl”)‚ arguing that society traps individuals‚ “brainwashing” most and prevents the escape of those who are enlightened. Perhaps this focus on society’s oppression is why Ginsberg chose to divide the poem into specific parts in order to address two individual topics and separately address how they intertwine

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    Throughout the film many inappropriate and uncomplimentary words were used to label African Americans as being uneducated‚ unmotivated‚ lazy and uncivilized human beings. In the 1940’s the dominant social group‚ being the “white” Americans began brainwashing people with hatred towards African Americans through the various strands of propaganda. To substantiate the “white” Americans prejudices‚ they would try to convince others in the way of how an African American male or female looked by exaggerating

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    Vine Deloria has a very poor opinion of American anthropologists who come to the reservations. His tone in the writing is far beyond annoyance or anger and is somewhat sarcastic. He also used harsh vocabularies and connotations such as saying the Indians are a “chessman” or a “game” for the anthropologists to play with. I was unsure if he is purposely doing it just to get the public’s attention. He stated that American anthropologists only came to the reservations‚ not to learn about the Indians

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    John Steinbeck

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    author who quoted someone else is accusing Steinbeck of being unpatriotic. “-who threatened the national interest through the socialist themes of his novels‚” shows how the person that said that is trying to make it seem like John Steinbeck is brainwashing his readers to lose the patriotism and coincide with socialist beliefs through his books. The person who said this seems like they are so patriotic that they don’t want other people questioning the capitalism of the U.S. The person that said this

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    New Jim Crow Theme

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    The book‚ The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness‚ by Michelle Alexander‚ has a few different themes. The themes that stuck out to me from both readings and lectures are ignorance and denial‚ and the failure of colorblindness. The central theme of Alexander’s book is basically that the American system of mass incarceration is a systematic effort to ostracize people of color just like the old Jim Crow laws did in the 19th and 20th centuries. The present-day prisons make it

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    lives of many‚ including mine. Personally‚ I can fully admit to falling victim to many stereotypes regarding different people and religion as well. My intent is not to judge people‚ but exposure and stories unfortunately compel one to do so. One brainwashing source is the media. News coverage‚ articles‚ and even music force us to think a certain way about certain things. Due to the fact that something may seem more intriguing or pertain to an already established opinion‚ they decide to build on this

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    concept that brings me back to historical events is the strong connection between the Oceanian society and the German Nazi society. After World War ² Germany was still in a stage of depression‚ Adolf Hitler promised a way out. So he began his brainwashing campaign and used load speakers and radio broadcasting. He started destroying books that opposed his views and murdered people that stood in his way to power. To keep control over society the inner party also used the same tactics. They formed

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    Covering: The covering up of his eyes‚ face‚ and the large blood stains were an emphasis on the brutality of the situation. Amir had visited the stadium this scene took place in before the Taliban took over. When he revisited the stadium as a tourist in Afghanistan it was completely different. It was no longer a place of happiness to watch sports it was a place of evil for the Taliban to kill innocent people. The evilness of the Taliban was hidden in the mix of the evil in Afghanistan. The people

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    Human beings and animals have many connections in both good and bad ways; one obvious correlation is selfishness. Naturally‚ humans have always prioritized their own superiority. In real world‚ nations want to be dominant and above others similar to human’s selfish desire to be greater than other humans. Nowadays‚ corruption are way worse than it was before. Egotistical people are finding new ways to cheat and make their way up in society without doing anything. Thailand gives a perfect illustration

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    illuminati is real or fake and why? The illuminati are used in music to influence new worshippers or to give out a message that the devil is powerful. There are many conspiracy theories that people believe that some musicians are influencing or brainwashing many other people.

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