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    “The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian” (PTI) is a novel written by Sherman Alexie. The novel follows a Native-American teenage boy named Arnold who lives on a reservation that has to suffer through the troubles of being the only Indian teenager in an all white school at Reardan. The challenges that confronted him when he started at Reardan seemed menacing‚ but through his personal spirit and courage he was able to achieve success at the school. Some of Arnold’s successes include his triumph

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    Explore the ways in which Sujata Bhatt memorably conveys differences between cultures in this poem. Sujata Bhatt is an Indian who emigrated to the states. This is poem is written as a wakeup call for the Indians. This poem is itself ironical because the poem is written in English and talks about the disadvantages of English. 1. The 3 lines shows that India is such a beautiful country that the “great Pan” emigrated here. Great pan is known to be a lover of nature and beauty. This may show the

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    Introduction Within an increasingly tensed and angry atmosphere on June 16‚ 1966‚ Stokely Carmichael made his famous call for Black Power during the Meredith March against Fear in Greenwood‚ Mississippi. Frustrated by the slow pace of the implementation of the moderate racial reforms‚ the young activist‚ together with other SNCC members‚ requested a change in strategies. After years of violent attacks and the federal government’s continued unwillingness to protect the lives of civil rights organizers

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    Western society left an imprint in the African American culture within the America’s‚ it affected the religious practices‚ music‚ and language of enslaved African’s used from the moment they stepped foot in the America’s. These affects are even felt in present African America culture within the music that we listen to‚ the foods we eat‚ and the way our churches function. Even though the main goal of the white slavers was to completely subdue African culture‚ they were not successful. The transformation

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    Afro Final Review What are the three ground rules of intellectual work and what is the significance of “translation and recovery” to the work of disciplinary Africana Studies? What is an intellectual genealogy? How might one go about (re)constructing intellectual genealogies? What does Wole Soyinka consider the “dynamic possessions” that human beings in general and Africans in particular must use as “commodities of exchange”? [Soyinka‚ p. vii] What is the role of migration in human history and how

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    Garveyism even went on later to inspire such leaders as Dr. Martin Luther King‚ Malcolm X‚ and Nelson Mandela‚ all pivotal figures in future movements fighting for racial equality. Garvey founded the U.N.I.A. with the objective of unifying African diaspora to establish their own country‚ which would later become known as Liberia. In 1916 Garvey came to the United States to settle a U.N.I.A. chapter in Harlem‚ New York‚ where he promoted the idea of a separatist philosophy for African Americans. In

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    compare not only Native Americans and white people but also Junior. In the passage it states‚ “I was the only kid‚ white or Indian‚ who knew that Charles dickens wrote the tale of two cities.”(Pages 50-51‚ by Alexie Sherman) By that he is comparing Junior to other kids (white or black). In a deeper understanding Junior sees himself as not only Indian but a part-time Indian‚ as

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    There are many different ways to explain or expound upon any definition of a study. I am going to attempt to propose a series of definitions of African American Studies. There will be the main definition from the text book‚ a definition from an encyclopedia‚ a definition from a different African American Studies professor‚ and to conclude I would like to define African Studies to show the contrast between African American Studies and African Studies. To have a complete understanding of African American

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    woman. She demonstrates these qualities when she takes off her shoes in the mosque and when she befriends Doctor Aziz. Mrs. Moore represents the genuinely good people in society. She holds an air of innocence when witnessing prejudice against the Indian people. She judges people based on merit‚ not race. Mrs. Moore is motivated by her passion for life‚ her internal goodness‚ and her desire to expand her worldview. Ronnie‚ on the other hand‚ is very unlike his mother. He is a strict follower of the

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    them" attitude is exemplified in Forster’s representation of The Other. Separation of the British and the Indian exists along cultural lines‚ specifically religious/spiritual differences. Savage or ungodly cultures were to be assimilated into or at the least governed by Christians‚ and converted. The separation between the English and the Indian occurs when the Christian assumes the Indians are an ungodly people‚ in need of spiritual salvation‚ a race below their own‚ and entirely unlike them. This

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