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    Princess Hijab Summary

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    the commonly known Muslim attire named a burqa. Many critics are often confused by the true message she is trying to make. Princess Hijab states that to be described as “artistic jihad” While bloggers like Paul Schmelzer from Art21 see her art or graffiti as “right wing street art‚ surmising that her motivation is to cover the “shame of omnipresent (and often sexualized) ads” (Aburawa28) Other such as the site Infidel Bloggers “accused the artist of urging women to submit to the “tyranny of Islam”

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    Broken Windows

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    One of the main issues that affects the criminal justice system and DA’s office is why there is a higher occurrence of crime in many poorer or lower class neighborhoods than in middle to upper class ones. This paper raises the question whether Broken Windows theory explains the causes of crime in these areas specifically the cities of Atlanta‚ College Park‚ East Point‚ and Union City within Fulton County. Compared to other major counties and cities that surround Fulton County these four cities had

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    The Street: 1. Morgan Avenue has construction going on when this data was collected. It has fitness centers‚ residential buildings‚ and graffiti on the walls. There were no law enforcement officers located on Morgan Avenue. The sidewalks and alleys were kept clean. 2. Wilson Avenue consisted of organic store‚ diner‚ bar‚ pizza shop‚ sushi restaurant‚ traditional American restaurants‚ hookah shop‚ barber shop‚ salon‚ liquor store‚ traditional New York City bodega. There were old residential

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    nation have enacted ordinances in response to growing concern of juvenile crime. In thirty-three states‚ local judges can require parents to pay bale for crimes committed by their children. City councils have designed late-night curfew‚ truancy‚ graffiti‚ gang enforcement‚ and gun ordinances that impose penalties and possible arrest for parents whose children repeatedly violate the ordinances’ behavior standards. The children did not understand the term “consequences to their actions” unless they

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    Life Doesnt Frighten Me

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    using symbols. Visuals‚ Books‚ etc. needed: Book‚ Life doesn’t Frighten Me‚ author Maya Angelou‚ illustrations by Jean-Michel Basquiat. Other Materials per student: Drawing paper‚ colored pencils‚ glue‚ writing paper Vocabulary: Illustrations‚ graffiti Objectives: 1. Students will write a poem about a time when they were scared. 2. They will draw pictures using symbols that go with their poem. 3. Students will put their poem and pictures together to form a book. Anticipatory Set: Read and show

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    Largest Sty in the World

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    everywhere that sell food‚ betel leaves‚ oil‚ or just about everything. Even the drains are encroached. The janitorial staff is seldom seen in the area. The whole estate is filled with unpicked garbage that at times spills over on the roads and lanes. Graffiti‚ like political slogans‚ threats from ethno-religious-political elements‚ remedies for male impotence and for hemorrhoids‚ and of course for educational institutions‚ are on

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    Jean Michel Basquiat

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    aptitude for art and was encouraged by his mother to draw‚ paint‚ and to participate in other art-related activities. In 1977‚ when he was 17‚ Basquiat and his friend Al Diaz started spray-painting graffiti art on slum buildings in lower Manhattan‚ adding the infamous signature of "SAMO" (their graffiti “tag” which stood for “same old shit”). The graphics were pithy messages such as "Plush safe he think”‚ “Pay for Soup”‚ Set it on Fire” and "SAMO is an escape clause". SAMO’s social message was critical

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    the pain of trying to hide who you really are. The artist group Above and Beyond used a series of rhetorical strategies like diction‚ and metaphors to enlighten their audience about this pain. There is a black and white photograph‚” Black and White Graffiti Room Tattoo” that ironically sheds more light onto these

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    characters. In “The Treasure of Lemon Brown” the author uses descriptive adjectives to develop characters and an image. First‚ the author stated “Graffiti scarred building to the grim shadows.” Here author uses descriptive language when describing the setting to help set the eerie mood of the story‚ it was eerie because of the shadows and that it’s near a graffiti filled building. Secondly‚ another way the authored showed that he used descriptive adjectives was‚ “Small pale green kitchen.”

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    Dagmawi Woubshet Analysis

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    surrounding HIV/AIDS enforcing AIDS awareness. First Woubshet writes about Keith Haring‚ an American artist and HIV/AIDS activist and his vision of the history of racism. Haring’s painting of Michael Stewart‚ a young black graffiti artist killed by the police for writing graffiti in the subway in New York represents a protest towards the history of racism lived by black a black American artist. Woubshet mentions “Haring’s painting often incorporate AIDS into a vision of history perennially under siege

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