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    they did was unethical? I believe he was a racist‚ and you will soon come to see why. Picture yourself streaming down on the gloomy waters of the Congo River in the heart of Africa. The water seems calm and the thick fog around you keeps your hair sprung up on the back of your neck‚ while you have thoughts of the cannibal steamboat crews eating you while you are

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    LAWRENCE LARRY POONS

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    ;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;LAWRENCE LARRY POONS I decided to write about Lawrence Poons due to fact he was an American and I want to write about someone who contributed to the art world from America. Secondly‚ I was intrigued about how Larry Poons used color to make his paintings have a sense of movement to the naked eye. Relying on how our brains work and how our eyes process information when stared at for a long period of time was an ingenious way manipulating our natural senses. Lawrence Poons better

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    Nurse and Friar Lawrence

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    The Nurse and Friar Lawrence were meritorious parental figures in Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’‚ because they were stronger influences on Romeo and Juliet than their actual parents. The Nurse and Friar Lawrence knew more about Romeo and Juliet than their parents. In Juliet’s case‚ it is due to the fact that she was raised and breastfed as a child and mentored her whole life by the Nurse. “When it did taste the wormwood on the nipple Of my dug and felt it bitter‚ pretty fool‚ To see it tetchy

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    important role in the decisions the title characters make. Indeed‚ Friar Lawrence‚ Nurse‚ and Balthasar directly briong about the downfall of Romeo and Juliet though their roles as middlemen. For example‚ Balthasar tells Romeo that Juliet is dead‚ which causes Romeo to kill himself. Similarly‚ Nurse facilitates their love affair which brings them to the point where they would rather kill themselves than be apart. Likewise‚ Friar Lawrence marries them and comes up with the plan that leads to their deaths

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    crumbled to this news‚ but Friar Lawrence had given us a glimmer of hope to reunite us. It might even be destiny. Friar Lawrence explained the plan to me‚ it involved a potion. Don’t worry my love‚ it will mimic the slumbers of death for 48 hours. To everyone who glances‚ I will look lifeless‚ which should fool them. Fear not Romeo‚ my body may seem lifeless & dead‚ but will awaken to your presence. On the night of my arrival at my tomb‚ I need you and Friar Lawrence to rescue me when the

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    dead and takes his life. Juliet wakes up to him taking the poison and takes her life too. Think before you do! Friar Lawrence is responsible for Romeo and Juliet’s death. He should have thought things through. Like what would have happened if Romeo didn’t get the letter and how the families would feel. But his thought was honorable. Although I believe that Friar Lawrence is the blame for Romeo and Juliet’s death he seemed like he meant well. He just wanted them to be together. But if he

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    “I’m Not Racist...But” Racism‚ an issue so normalised that it continues to be celebrated and ignored throughout the Australian population Welcome ladies and gentlemen‚ my name is Spencer and I have decided that today I will speak up on the issue of racism and its effects on our society‚ this will be done through analysing a poem’s influences‚ ideas and implications. This is because poetry is a form of art and it is important to celebrate and study the abstract ideas and creative use of language

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    convicted of the murder of Stephen Lawrence. The racially motivated murder of this young black student and the subsequent bungling of the police investigation outraged the public and press alike. The Daily Mail campaigned vigorously for Stephen Lawrence. They even formally accused five men of murder and invited them to sue them if this was wrong. No complaint was ever made. Stephen Lawrence was killed in a race attack 11 years ago Black teenager Stephen Lawrence was murdered in 1993. His killers

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    Why Are People So Racist?

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    Why are people so racist? I’ve been wondering that for a very long time and I think that it is time to stop and be nice to each other. In this paragraph‚ I am going to be talking about my opinion on racism. My first argument is why would people be so mean to other human beings. Why I think people are so mean is‚ because they are different and people don’t like a difference in things. It’s just not nice to judge someone because they are different and they aren’t the same as you. it’s like hating

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    African-American race‚ especially Jim‚ a slave‚ is crude and extremely racist. When Huckleberry Finn was published in 1844 many people believed in slavery still after the passing of the Emancipation Proclamation‚ by President Abraham Lincoln‚ over twenty years prior. Most southerners gave praise to Mark Twain for his novel and “supporting” racism‚ and many people from the north were concerned and perturbed by Mr. Twain’s writings because of the racist viewpoint of the narrator Huck. Mark Twain‚ contrary to popular

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