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    "Constructing a Gypsy National Culture" whether the Gypsies are an ethnic culture or a culture of poverty. I would like to argue that the Gypsy identity is a product of traditional ethnic culture as well as the product of a marginalized social stratum. There are many aspects of gypsy ethnic culture to which can be contributed to the result of marginalization and sometimes those same ethnic cultural traits become stereotypes to which society justifies their stigmatization and poverty. Thus emerges a pattern

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    without their past and current dedication of citizens Athens would not be what it was. Pericles truly believed in his citizens even at his death he believed that Athens was truly the best. “And if our more remote ancestors deserve praise‚ much more do our own fathers‚ who added to their inheritance‚ the empire that we now process‚ and spared no pains to be able to leave their acquisitions to us of the present generation.” (Thucydides) Pericles wanted the people to know that they did something significant

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    turn‚ his desire to be seen as manly in the culture that worships the trait is overwhelming. In this story‚ Okonkwo is almost the perfect communicator to state the ways of Igbo culture. The setting is near the town of Onitsha in the eastern region of Nigeria. As we enter our story‚ Okonkwo was revealed as the son of an untrustworthy‚ idle musician Unoka. Because of his father’s ways‚ Okonkwo is left with nothing in inheritance. However‚ Igbo culture believes that every man is given a clean slate regardless

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    "Do the Right Thing" Jason Smith Film Studies‚ April 2002 Right off the bat Spike Lee’s ideology is apparent in his film "Do the Right Thing". In the opening credit sequence Rosie Perez is dancing to the Public Enemy song "Fight the Power" from the album Fear of a Black Planet. The main theme of the song and dance is frustration and anger at the status quo. "Most of my heroes don’t appear on no stamps…Nothing but rednecks for 400 years if you check…" is one example of how the songwriter (Chuck D)

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    In the common read‚ 101 Things to do Before You Gradate by Patricia Hudak and Jullien Gordon‚ it is filled with many interesting tips that in some way does make sense‚ that we should do all of these things to better our life when we graduate. The many tips should not be a choice but a requirement we‚ as university students should take in to account and do. The book is easy to understand‚ also along with the tip there is a “Getting Started” section‚ that helps you start checking of the list with ease

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    I believe in enjoying the little things life throws at me. These things can be as simple as your friend slipping on ice‚ watching a epic movie like Avatar‚ or even eating some sort of delectable desert in foot pajamas with a movie on. It’s that moment that happens so quickly without any build up that it catches me off guard and makes me appreciate life. Those‚ are my favorite. However small they may be‚ I learn to enjoy them and take a good laugh. I believe when me enjoy these irrelevant experiences

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    English 110 October 21‚ 2013 “Do the Right Thing” Essay In Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing” he questions his characters to “do the right thing”. This then becomes the essential theme of the movie. The movie focuses around a neighborhood in Bed-Sty‚ Brooklyn and its community made up of mostly African-Americans and Puerto Ricans. The center focal point in the movie is a pizzeria business‚ Italian owned‚ called Sal’s Famous Pizzeria. The owner Sal and his two sons‚ Vito and Pino‚ work there along

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    Critique the culture of poverty thesis Oscar Lewis introduced his idea of “a culture of poverty” in 1958. He developed the theory as a result of his work with the poor in Mexico and Puerto Rico. Culture of poverty is defined as a set of beliefs and values thought to exist among the poor which prevents them from escaping poverty (Browne 2010). For the purpose of this assignment the culture of poverty thesis will be discussed and the impact of poverty on the individuals mental health. The culture of poverty

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    Do the Right Thing Essay Youth violence and drug abuse has become a major issue in our society today. 1 in 7 teens said they have been in a fight on school property this past year. More and more teens are doing drugs because they see people doing on television or are influenced by their friends. I have seen and heard of situations that have involved drug abuse and violence that have affected my life. It may not have happened directly to me‚ but I have seen and heard of some of the things teens

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    In Do The Right Thing‚ Sal is the Italian-American owner of the neighborhood pizzeria. Having owned the shop for twenty-five years‚ Sal and his pizzas are known by everyone. On the surface‚ he seems like a nice and accepting person. But there are several instances in the film that seem to suggest that Sal may not be as accepting as he appears. For one‚ Sal always refers to the black customers as “them” and “they.” He also refers to hip-hop music “jungle music” multiple times. Additionally‚ early

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