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    To kill a mockingbird and Color Purple are two really good books who have their similarities‚ but of course not two things can be equal. This two book show us the the same from two different points of view. Both of them talk the problematics of African American in those times. It shows how life can be unfair sometimes and how most of those times‚ there is nothing we might do to change it. It shows how our decisions and action define us. How we live in a society were looking for equality and hoping

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    As I look back over my high school experience‚ it is with mixed emotions because I have a few friends from ROTC. I make friends easily I really enjoy making new friends or taking personal risks. The one experience that stands out the most is my in Color Guard. It was during my freshman and sophomore years that I remember of the ROTC Golden Bear competition was part of the saber team that competed against over twenty-five schools from all over Southern California area. It was a grueling event and we

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    The Color Purple Alice Walker Entry 1 "You better not never tell nobody but God. It’d kill your mammy." Alice Walker‚ the author of The Color Purple‚ begins her novel with an ambiguous threat. A fairly powerful‚ yet unexplained‚ quote begins a very powerful novel. Before opening this book‚ I had no idea how it was written or what it was about‚ I chose it solely by recommendation. I soon noticed that the whole story was to be told through letters written by the protagonist and addressed to God

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    Personal statement I have always had a passion for science‚ my favourite subject in college was Health and Social care specifically one of the core modules within the course. Anatomy and Physiology was an extremely interesting subject intriguing me to explore the topic further. Studying the organs within the Human body‚ their structures and functions made the course that much more exciting allowing me to grow to love Science. Whilst studying health and social care at college we had to complete

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    My purpose through each day of my life is to have an expression of commitment to love my family and friends. I plan to cherish each of them. I plan to improve myself professionally and personally through education and open-mindedness so that I can advance in both my life and career in a way that I can enjoy and feel content. I believe that success comes your way if you know where to look for it. For me‚ the sky has always been the limit. I am an ambitious student‚ not willing to be held back by mediocre

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    You only get one chance to make a first impression unless someone beats you to it. Life is all about first impressions‚ they lead to how people will remember you or treat you‚ if they will hire you or fire you‚ if they will respect you or neglect you and all those things will either equal happiness and success or sadness and rejection (and failure). A first impression is endless and it’s yours to make. If someone beats you to the first impression and tells someone lies and taints your name and

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    Keagan Carpenter Mrs. O’Dell Research and Composition 13 April 2014 Their Eyes Were Watching The Color Purple Do you see someone in public who you’ve never seen in your life but their appearance is strikingly similar to someone you see every day? Well that’s how reading The Color Purple was after reading Their Eyes Were Watching God. Both novels are extremely in almost all facets of writing. The way both Celie and Janie develop and mature throughout the novel and the author’s craft used in

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    In the literary works‚ The Color Purple‚ Woman Hollering Creek‚ and Seventeen Syllables‚ the characters of Nettie‚ Cleófilas‚ and Mrs. Hayashi experience similar impediments via patriarchal dominance in their cultures that limit their ability to move outside restrictive gender roles. In The Color Purple‚ Nettie‚ an educated black woman from the south‚ who travels to Africa to become a missionary‚ highlights the sexual oppression that links African Americans and the African Olinka. The two worlds

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    The Color Purple by Alice Walker is a very controversial novel‚ which many people found to be very offensive. It is basically the struggle for one woman’s independence. The main character in The Color Purple is Celie a coloured woman with little or no education at all. She is one who has been used and abused by all the men in her life‚ and because of these men‚ she has very little courage or ambition in her life. She has so little courage‚ that all she wants to do is just survive. Through the various

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    ------------------------------------------------- Letters 1–10 Summary The Color Purple opens with Celie’s memory of her father’s command that she stay quiet about his abuse of her. The rest of the novel is composed of letters‚ and we begin with the first of many private letters Celie writes to God. In her first letter‚ Celie asks for guidance because she does not understand what is happening to her. Only fourteen‚ Celie is already pregnant with her second child—the result of rape and incest.

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