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    Daughter Monologue

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    Rivera and that was the last time I saw my father. I guess it is all fun and glorious before the baby is born but when it is time to roll up the sleeves my father could not handle it. I think attempting to understand how a father could abandon a daughter is something I wish on no one. Though I have lived it and had to face the feelings of abandonment; I am who I am because I’ve overcome it. It is because of those feelings

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    My Daughter: )

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    Lexi Marie Latasha Gordon ENG 121 Brandi Henderson April 8‚ 2013 I chose to write about a person that has special meaning in my life. This person not only has special meaning‚ she has my whole heart. Her name is Lexi Marie. She is three years old. She was born September 21st‚ 2009. She weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces and was 19 ½ inches long. She had blue eyes and a head full of hair. I was a very proud momma. I still am. Before we left the hospital I was informed that she was born with Bilateral

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    Harriet Tubman: One of the most influential and essential woman of the civil war era. Not only was she a conductor of the underground railroad‚ but she was a Union spymaster. What is a union spymaster you may ask ? Well a Union spymaster is the leading spy‚ or one of the leading spies of the Union. She demonstrated intelligence that could be considered advanced for the era‚ although espionage could have existed long before the civil war. Along with helping slaves through the underground railroad

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    To Game or Not to Game

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    To Game or Not to Game…That is the Question. Julia Tenerowicz Baker College of Allen Park Comp II (9am) Argumentative Research Essay May 31st‚ 2012 Title: To Game or Not to Game…That is the Question. Purpose: Research Essay: To explain the history of violent video game and the affect they may have our youth Thesis: Our youth are spending an exceeding amount of time playing violent video games immersing themselves into a virtual world of violence causing a decrease of physical activity‚ developing

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    National Geographic: Mysteries Underground The video I reviewed was a National Geographic film called Mysteries Underground. This video was about extraordinary sites there are to see in underground caves. You traveled along with cave explorers and got to see all the beautiful untouched natural formations such as gypsum chandeliers‚ gnarled calcite columns‚ and jewel-like lakes. It showed and talked about all the careful proceders the cave explorers go through. It also talked about how the formations

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    Harriet Wilson Analysis

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    The performance “Sketches in the Life of Harriet E. Wilson and Dance‚ Poetry and Music” is descriptive‚ intriguing‚ and informative. Harriet Wilson’s life as seen through the video‚ illustrates a narration of her life. The video starts with a narration saying “I had to coax my heart open to see what my bones already know” emphasizing that Harriet’s life was not pleasant in which she had to persuade herself to see what her physical body observes. The video starts with an older woman with a little

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    Harriet Tubman was a young African-American during the harsh time of slavery. Unlike many slaves‚ Harriet was united with her whole family for the vast majority of her life. Nicknamed Minty‚ she worked with her mother completing the daily household chores such as washing clothes or running to the store for a gallon of milk. As her life progressed‚ more and more of her family was gone‚ until her her dad‚ her mum‚ and her little sister were the only family that was left with her. By now‚ she was a

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    The deliberate actions of Harriet Tubman‚ Frederick Douglass‚ and Thomas Garrett demonstrated the themes of freedom and sacrifice. As a result of Tubman being willing to risk her own life‚ she has saved hundreds of slaves and encouraged many to follow in her footsteps. Douglass and Garrett also helped change the lives of countless people‚ as well as shape the future of America. It was through the guidance of these great people that many African-Americans were saved. Harriet Tubman expressed these themes

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    Harriet Tubman lived her life helping others achieve freedom. She was a conductor on the underground railroad and a leading abolitionist. She was viewed as a hero of the African-American community and more. Imagine being twelve and separated from your family. As a young child‚ Harriet was sold at least five times. Each time she was beat up giving her scars for the rest of her life. Even though she was a child she was doing jobs of an adult. For example‚ at the age of five Harriet was given the

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    Harriet Tubman was born as Araminta Harriet Ross in 1820-1825. There is no real date found for when Harriete was born because she was a slave. She was one of nine children‚ and was born enslaved. Harriets mothers name was also Harriet. Harriet changed her name to honor her mother. Her mother and father were owned by two different slaveholders‚ who eventually got married. When they got married Harriets parents met eachother and they got married as well. Harriet went through many hardships as a slave

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