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    Writing is valuable‚ because it allows me to propel my abilities and trigger sensible questions with regards to handling my thoughts. It also foster my capacity to explain a complex position to my readers to think and react accordingly. As I believe that it is an essential job skill‚ writing my thoughts helps me equip with the communication and thinking skills I need to participate effectively in expressing my views. Most importantly‚ things changed when I start to write and the key to success

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    Bet Me Character Analysis

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    Jennifer Cruisie’s book Bet Me is a heterosexual romance novel. The main character’s name is Minerva Dobbs‚ or Min for short. Min is a heavier set woman‚ who works as an Actuary‚ and wants nothing more than to be finished with the dating scene and move in with a cat. Min’s boyfriend‚ David‚ along with her mother is constantly advising her on how to lose weight. That was until David broke up with Min in a bar because she would not have sex with him. Min was relieved that her and David were no longer

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    Ginger is a hazelnut colored horse‚ she has an attitude‚ she has had many owners that treated her like nothing‚ and that’s why she is so sour around people until James (the groom at Birtwick park). Ginger had a connection with Black Beauty and loved him. Ginger was a violent‚ mean horse with a wild temper‚ she bit and kicked many of her owners and never felt love. She was‚ you could say a hard nut to crack until she realized that James and Beauty only wanted to be her friend. She bit James once;

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    Segregation was hard on colored children. Black children were treated very contrastively‚ meaning‚ If you were black you were treated with no respect. First‚ black children is judged on their race. Whites disliked black children so much because they wanted to dominate blacks. Whites also did not like them basically because they were black. Black children wanted to attend an all white school. Not all whites were racist and not all blacks were racist‚ but most of them were. If you are black you were

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    Meatless Like Me Analysis

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    I’m surprised to see some people moving to the status “vegetarian” and this worries me for some rationality. These vegetarians who were once traditional eaters have transformed their diet to green-eaters. For example‚ they have become sympathizes towards animals. Especially towards “cows”. In fact‚ Taylor Clark‚ the author of “Meatless Like Me” one day‚ “realized that he could never look a cow in the eyes” and he felt as if he was doing something “cruel and unnecessary”

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    Analysis Of Black Like Me

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    Black Like Me‚ a movie in which a white reporter named John Howard Griffin goes under extensive treatments to make his skin darker‚ dark enough to be mistaken as black. While in the south as an apparent black man‚ Griffin slowly degrades from an enthusiastic reporter excited to perform research about black life in the south to a man ashamed to be a white man. Over the course of the movie‚ Griffin shifts from pride to self-hate. Once Griffin spends some time in the southern United States he sees the

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    1. Discussion of Plot Roger & Me‚ a Michael Moore documentary‚ takes place in Flint‚ Michigan. It begins by highlighting a spirited and successful community and goes on to show the transformation and decline after General Motors closes their plant‚ leaving approximately 30‚000 people unemployed. Michael Moore attempts to locate Roger Smith‚ chairman of GM‚ to show him the aftermath of the shutdown to the town of Flint. Evictions are at an all-time high‚ sometimes totaling 24 evictions in one

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    How Steve Jobs Amazes Me

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    For a large nation-state to have a thriving democracy‚ five key conditions must be met . First among these is an educated electorate and a wise "learned aristocracy." To paraphrase Plato ‚ an educated electorate is essential for a democracy chiefly because it is called upon to entrust candidates for office with power and at times is called upon to make decisions directly. It is imperative that the body politic be informed and not respond to the populist impulses or be lulled into surrendering their

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    Black Like Me Analysis

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    In Black Like Me‚ written by John Howard Griffin‚ Mr. Griffin‚ a white novelist‚ experiences a treacherous journey throughout the Deep South disguised as an African American. He encounters racism‚ discrimination‚ and hate from various whites‚ but receives affection and hospitality from other African Americans. In this essay‚ I am going to explain Mr. Griffin’s findings in his bold exploration in the Deep South during the 1959’s. First‚ most African Americans in the Deep South didn’t receive the luxury

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    Give Me Liberty Analysis

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    literature to spread the idea of inequality within the settlements‚ and the unjust relationship between Britain and the Americas across the colonies. Using Paul Revere’s inaccurate depiction of the Boston Massacre‚ and Eric Foner’s argument in his book Give Me Liberty! that “All revolutions enlarge the public sphere‚ inspiring previously marginalized groups to express their own dreams of freedom… the struggle against Britain threw into question many forms of authority and inequality” (Foner 217)‚ one can

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