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    a Negro in the South during segregation. Although he was not denied an education‚ he was denied the same rights as white members of society‚ but he did not let his disadvantages stop him from becoming an acclaimed author‚ publishing several books. Helen Keller had different disadvantage in that

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    homer. Scene 2 : Helen and Paris Helen: ( she will stop brushing her hair in front of the mirror when she see Paris) Paris …. Paris: (he will continue to stare at her) You’re still beautiful and fairer Helen ( he will come at Helen’s side) Helen: (she will look at Paris reflection in the mirror) why are you here Paris? Paris: (he will whisper words into her ears. That’s not the question I want to hear from you. -Helen will knit her brows‚ curious of what Paris had said. Paris: Oh Helen‚ am I going to

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    sought the help of Paris to solve the dispute. All the deities offered Paris something but Paris chose Aphrodite‚ who offered him the most beautiful woman in the world; Helen. Many years passed and Paris was asked to go rescue his sister in Troy. Aphrodite had other plans and she blew Paris’ ship off course towards Sparta to Queen Helen. It didn’t take much to

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    old Maury Goosenberg and his 100-year old wife‚ Helen‚ fell in love but after the obstacles their families put in their way‚ they had no other solution but to elope. Now‚ the couple that today resides in Carlsbad’s La Costa Glen retirement community has won a national contest for having one of the longest-lasting marriages in the US. A marriage of inspiration. "Everyone told us it wouldn’t last. Now there’s no one left alive for me to

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    up and leave the farm. This clearly indicates that her husband had not provided for her and the child should anything have happened to him. Helen is also an example of women’s problems caused by men. “You didn’t know I wasn’t mourning Stefanus’s death. He was a good man‚ and it was very sad that he had died so young‚ but I never loved him.” (pg 71). Helen felt that her marriage was deathly and after Stefanus’s death she felt free. Since her husbands death she has lived alone and transformed her

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    Dr. Helen Brooke Taussig Lillian Keigan Physician Helen Brooke Taussig discovered a surgical procedure for treating "blue babies." She proved that "blue babies" died of insufficient circulation rather than cardiac arrest‚ as had been previously thought. (NY Times‚ May 22‚1987) Dr. Helen Brooke Taussig‚ a Johns Hopkins pediatrician‚ founder of pediatric cardiology‚ a co-developer of the first successful ’ ’blue baby ’ ’ operation. Discovered that cyanotic infants‚ known as "blue-babies" died

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    Also victimized by racism and its repercussions‚ Helen Robinson‚ Tom’s wife‚ suffered in the aftermath of her husband’s trial and death. Widowed‚ she must raise her children‚ maintain her household and work to make a living for herself. Because she is black‚ a woman‚ and the wife of a man accused of raping a white woman‚ Helen has a very difficult time finding work. This is because of the racism in the white community of Maycomb. The only person who will hire her is Mr. Link Deas‚ Tom’s former employer

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    “The Miracle Worker‚” by William Gibson‚ Helen Keller is a blind‚ deaf‚ and mute protagonist‚ who is trapped in a dark‚ isolated culture by her disabilities. She has been disabled ever since she was a baby‚ and has basically been cut off from contact to the rest of the world. Because of this‚ she has developed her own identity and her own culture. This causes her to grow further and further apart from her family. In the play‚ Kate says (talking about Helen): “She wants to talk‚ like-be like you and

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    Introduction Women of 18th and 19th Century led a life that was prescribed for them. The way they should behave‚ the way they should talk and what they should think. They were completely dependent on men and they were expected to obey. Being different was the same as being an outcast. Yet there were some exceptional individuals – women – who were not satisfied with this perception of themselves. They chose to break the boundaries and to live their lives the way they themselves chose to. Among

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    enthralling narrative. These are combined with an abundance of unusual circumstances‚ characters‚ and clues that eventually lead to the conclusion of the story. The central character‚ aside from Holmes and Watson of course‚ is a young woman named Helen Stoner. After the death of her mother she and her twin sister live with their cruel stepfather‚ Dr. Roylott‚ who controls and abuses them both physically and emotionally. This essay will examine the various gender related issues‚ of which there are

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