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    On April 19‚1943 Jewish People lives changed forever. German troops marched into the Ghettos. They planned to desttoy the Jews a present for Hitler’s birthday There were 56‚000 Jews caputered and 7‚000 were shot and sent to camps. The Warsaw ghetto was the largest Jewish occupied ghetto in the Nazi catrolled Europe. The summer of 1942 300‚000 Jews were deported from Warsaw to Trblinka. There were mass murders were traced back to Warsaw. January of 1943 Warsaw fired upon German troops. The Germans

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    The text under analysis is taken from the book “The Fire Next Time” by James Baldwin. It is a dedicatory letter to his nephew and namesake James‚ entitled in short "On the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Emancipation." Baldwin advises his nephew on how to deal with the racist world in which he was born. In spite the horrors of America‚ Baldwin believed the Negro must take the high road and show whites‚ in their ignorance and innocence‚ how to live the good life‚ how to love. The text is in the

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    The Harlem Renaissance remains one of the most significant artistic movements in American history‚ far surpassing its original importance to one specific minority. The renaissance served to create a consciousness of identity for African-Americans‚ while also forcing white American to confront the importance of an ethnic group too long considered inferior. The Harlem Renaissance is best remembered today as an explosion of creativity bursting from the talented minds of African-Americans in the 1920s

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    A Response to The Short Story "Sonny’s Blues" by James Baldwin Sonny’s Blues is a short story written by James Baldwin. In this story‚ Baldwin helps us understand the different ways people experience pain and suffering. It is a story about two brothers and the way they cope with pain and suffering in dissimilar ways. The narrator and his brother Sonny lives in a poor black dominant community in Harlem‚ where everyone struggles to survive. As the story begins‚ Sonny is arrested for using heroin

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    African American population has had a particularly difficult time in their fight for equality. Writers have devoted many essays to trying to change this prejudice. Throughout the development of their essays‚ Maya Angelou in "Graduation" and James Baldwin in "If Black Language isn’t a Language‚ Then Tell Me‚ What Is?" show that their struggles have shaped them into people of character and integrity through an important lesson that is taught to them about self worth. Facing the reality of prejudice

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    up like a wall between the world and me” is an iconic line from the essay by James Baldwin‚ The Fire Next Time. Baldwin was‚ and still is‚ an icon for the black nation as struggles continue to unfold in American history. His personal narratives in the 1960s and 70s gave hope for the Civil Rights and gay liberation movement‚ since his experiences reflected much of the population fighting for equality. Even though Baldwin passed three decades ago‚ a successor has followed to continue inspiring African

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    pyramids for the Egyptians‚ slave men who were forced to fight and die as gladiators in the Roman coliseum‚ and the Africans who were sold by their own people to the Europeans‚ all had to endure the cruelties of slavery. The author and narrator‚ James Baldwin has a constant tone of anger toward the white society through out the book. After thoroughly reading this book‚ I have concluded that Baldwin’s message about race in America is that the only way the country as a whole will prosper is to come together

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    The Man Child‚ written by James Baldwin‚ is a story about a child‚ Eric‚ who observes the patriarchal mannerism of his father and his father’s life long friend Jamie. While perhaps not a straightforward critique‚ the story is rather deprecating of the patriarchal and virile themes the story relates. In this essay I attempt to explicate some of these more critical patterns. The father is portrayed as a man worried almost entirely about his property‚ of which his wife and son are included in his mind

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    and most recently‚ the German Nazi party created their own ghettos similar to the living spaces Blacks were systematically pushed into after being freed from slavery. This isn’t to say that Nazi germany looked into America‚ saw how they were treating their undesirables and went “Hey! We should do that too!” but the ideology and structure of the Jewish and Black ghetto are very similar‚ while not exactly the same. Clearly‚ both of the ghettos were the result of systematic

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    in the Ghetto In 1939‚ Hitler was unsure of what he was going to do with the Jews; the Nazis were tossing around options and ideas with the goal of removing Jews from the population. The German invasion into Poland‚ allowed for the first ghetto‚ regarded as a provisional measure to control and segregate Jews. Ghettos were enclosed‚ isolated urban areas designated for Jews. Living under strict regulations‚ with unthinkable living conditions‚ and crammed into small areas‚ the ghettos destroyed

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