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    After WWI‚ America was the country which suffered less. Soldiers returned home and woman worked in factories. The position of the farmers wasn’t good because of the factories and industrialization generally. People were looking for jobs in the cities‚ credits were easy to get‚ and by the time passed they hadn’t money to pay credit back. After this stock market crashed‚ it caused Great Depression. In that moment isolationists’ and interventionists’ opinions differ regarding America’s responsibility

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    I love to sing‚ I’ve been singing for quite some time now. I’m the only high img tgif oomph sunny knob duh JFK DB high Orgy oil Darth IMO tbh Iggy shh piggy shh img duh mi TN shh:) Ugh king shh gg piggy tbh PhD do on stop oak knick omg ebb Shook odd sink old shoo UHF idk PhD ash oomph DJ omg Child shill ply floor San PC TV PS fm lbs sings Gdansk PhD RN KFC DB JFK LSD hook DJ Hers HD I DJs HD d Kind Msgs HSBC Hers Yves Headache McKenzie HSBC Hers Bend Ken shush cbcjcndjxkd

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    I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings Can you imagine living the life of a coming-of-age‚ southern black girl during the years of 1930 - 1950? Maya Angelou shares her childhood‚ being both joyous and painful‚ in her autobiographical novel‚ I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings and how she has confronted challenges in her life such as racism and segregation‚ sexism‚ violence‚ loneliness‚ and more. She has written it in the first person‚ as most traditional autobiographies‚ and provides a summary of her life

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    Although the three poems‚ “Let America Be America Again”‚ “ITooSing America”‚and “A Dream Deferred” are written by the same poet‚ Langston Hughes‚ they portray different themes and moods. All three are written from the general perspective of African Americans who have lived through the time period of slavery and racial segregation. However‚ as the American society continued to evolve‚ the thoughts and feelings of African Americans began to evolve as well. “Let America Be Great Again”‚ written in

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    a fun activity.             Its first period and I’m not quite awake yet. It’s too early for conversation and too early to think. As my classroom fills up all the girls greet me because we all know each other in this class. We’ve become like a little family of crazy giggling girls‚ and I’m like the Soprano I section leader here in the Women’s Honor Choir as well as the only senior. The bell rings and we get to singing‚ and something magical happens- well‚ “magical” probably wasn’t the best word to

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    I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings follows the journey of a young girl as she transitions into adulthood. Maya Johnson is a young African American girl who isn’t like the rest of the people in her town. Maya and her brother were abandoned by their parents at a young age and were raised by their Grandma. Maya struggles through her early years of life because she feels as if no one loves her. Throughout the book Maya shows courage and strength by standing up for herself and others‚ Maya is an inspiration

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    the novel‚ I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou. In order for Maya to become independent‚ she needs to separate from Bailey. Their original relationship was holding her back. Bailey is described in the book as a bright‚ clever and light-spirited person. Maya needs to separate from Bailey because she relies on him to fight her battles. He is also a “God-like” figure to her‚ which is an unhealthy obsession. Bailey also keeps Maya from believing in herself because Maya puts too much faith

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    Books are a relaxing way to learn. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings is an autobiography by Maya Angelou about a girl growing up in the south facing segregation and the hard times during WW1‚ as well as‚ coming of age and trying to find somewhere where she belongs because she is a caged bird trying to be herself. At the age of 3‚ and her brother Bailey‚ 4‚ parents‚ Vivian and Bailey‚ divorced and were sent to Arkansas to live with their grandmother‚ Annie who they call Momma. At the age of 8‚ her

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    I Love You Too It was a warm‚ but breezy Sunday afternoon. The usual day of fall‚ the leaves were turning; reds‚ yellows‚ and oranges flooded the trees (imagery). Leaves danced around the hard concrete pavement (personification)‚ and then lifting off into the air. I was walking to Tyzer’s house‚ suddenly; a chill ran up my back. Turning around‚ there was a pearly Tahoe. But‚ this Tahoe was familiar; I turned around and walked faster. The chill in my spine turned into pierce‚ throbbing pain; grabbing

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    Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing Unable to get official permission to interview and write about correctional officers‚ Ted Conover‚ author of the book Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing‚ "got in" by applying for a correctional officer position. After training‚ he and his fellow rookies‚ known as "newjacks‚" were randomly assigned to Sing Sing‚ one of the country’s most famous -- and infamous -- prisons. Sing Sing‚ a maximum-security male prison‚ was built in 1828 by prisoners themselves‚ kept at their task

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