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    story “The Black Cat” by Edgar Allan Poe‚ but many people have not seen the Egyptian’s paintings with a black cat in it created by the “Kerameikos.” (www.theguardian.com) Although many people have not seen the Egyptian’s artwork‚ but they’ve read “The Black Cat” there are many similarities and differences. They are similar in ways that people don’t understand until they read an essay or story about both items. The paintings of the Egyptian’s are about a black cat. The story of “The Black Cat” is similar

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    “What it’s like to be a black girl” and Country Lovers African American Literature dates back to the 18th century. These writings tend to focus on issues of racism‚ inner struggles‚ slavery‚ prejudice‚ and the pursuit of freedom as well as equality. Two renowned contributors to this field of literature are Nadine Gordimer and Patricia Smith. Throughout this paper‚ details of the short story Country Lovers‚ by Nadine Gordimer and the poem‚ “What it’s Like to Be a Black Girl‚” by Patricia Smith‚ will

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    The black death is usually contracted by fleas that have jumped from rats that carried the black death bacteria. If a person gets the disease black welts will bloom all over his or her body as the bacteria spreads to your lymph glands The black death is so deadly because of how fast it can spread‚ and the lack of medical technology to “currently” help stop it It is extremely deadly and aggressive as eight out of ten people who contract the disease die of the it It can be prevented‚ just do simple

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    The Influence of Black Slave Culture on Early America The Black slaves of colonial America brought their own culture from Africa to the new land. Despite their persecution‚ the "slave culture" has contributed greatly to the development of America’s own music‚ dance‚ art‚ and clothing. Music It is understandable that when Africans were torn from their homes and families‚ lashed into submission ‚ and forced into lifelong slave labor‚ they would be‚ on the most part‚ resentful and angry. Various

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    “In the eyes of white Americans‚ being black encapsulates your identity.” In reading and researching the African American cultural group‚ this quote seemed to identify exactly the way the race continues to still be treated today after many injustices in the past. It is astonishing to me that African Americans can still stand to be treated differently in today’s society. In reading “Blacks in America”‚ Andrew Hacker states that “being black in America has consequences in areas of: wealth‚ identity

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    plate happily filled with black eyed peas‚ paints my beautifully black self. As a young black child‚ many obstacles were presented to me in ways in which failure seems like the immediate option. But through my heritage and my background‚ I always seemed to prevail. From becoming an innovator at such young ages to replicate items I didn’t have‚ to becoming strongly socially connected individual‚ I wouldn’t be completely me without including my worthy background. As a black child I learned to embrace my

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    Developing in today’s society and culture‚ I recently realized what it truly means to be a black women living in America. Going to a high school where I am a minority by all meanings of the word‚ I was not aware of how I was being perceived by other. This unknown ignorance helped me go through my first year of high school without faltering in knowing what I thought I stood for. My lack of understanding my role in society was why I felt a sense of false serenity about the stability of the world around

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    3/6/2013 Being different is all about how you handle it. I choose to compare the poem “What it’s like to be black girl.” And the short story The Welcome Table. These to stories are told from different point of views‚ although they both made me feel sorry for the person the story was about. In the story the welcome table very few people felt sorry for the old black lady. Mostly they felt like she had step on their toes for having the audacity to come in there all white church. She didn’t fit their

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    poor families in America‚ many who do have incomes over the poverty line are still unable to meet the needs of their family‚ showing us that perhaps our measures of poverty are inaccurate‚ and the problem is even more prevalent than we can see. Once poverty thresholds are standardized‚ America’s poverty rate is 5% higher than the average of the OECD. Rates of poverty are highest among minorities. While 10% of white people live in poverty‚ the rates are significantly higher among blacks and Latinos at

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    How Girls Saved Comics A history comics targeted towards girls from the late 1940’s through the 50’s Even before the end of World War II‚ superhero comics were falling out of favor with the American audience. The single issue stories were becoming stale- there are only so many ways Superman can punch the bad guy without boring his fans. More than that‚ the war was taking its toll on the minds of non-military Americans. After years of international violence shaking up their lives‚ "people were sick

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