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    Current culture seems to imitate classical sources. A prime example of this is the “Jim the Psychic” episode of Taxi‚ which can be compared to Oedipus Rex. In this episode‚ Jim makes the claim that Alex Rieger is going to die on that upcoming Thursday night after having a dream‚ similar to how the Oracle of Delphi told Laius and Jocasta that their son‚ Oedipus‚ would grow up to kill his father and sleep with his mother. Alex dismissed Jim’s dream in the same manner as Jocasta’s disbelief in the prophets

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    Summary: The New Jim Crow

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    Imagine yourself walking in the middle of the night‚ and suddenly‚ a person approaches you with a gun and threatens to rob you of all your possessions. Take a moment to focus on the robber’s physical appearance‚ what does the robber look like? Regardless of what the robber looks like‚ the physical characteristics of him or her have no actual significance. The purpose of this scenario is to show how visualizing and defining a criminal based on physical features is a form of active participation within

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    Satire: The Exposure of Southern Life Mark Twain wrote the renowned nineteenth century novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn as a humorist‚ with intentions solely entertain the reader. Although the author warns at the start of the book‚ “persons attempting to find a moral in this narrative will be banished”‚ he submerses the reader into Southern society to evaluate their values (Notice). Satirists seek to find motives behind people’s actions and by dramatizing the contrast between

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    Jim Bowie the heroic man who fought in the battle of Concepcion and the Alamo.He died at the battle of the Alamo.The Bowie Knife and Bowie State University were named after him. Jim Bowie started his life when he was born in Logan County‚Kentucky in April‚1796. Through his life he had lived in many different places. He was named after the scottish king‚ James VI‚ awarded his parents a house and a garden in Cowper to “Jerome Bowie”. He lived on a cotton plantation and sawing lumber some of his life

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    Jim Crow Laws Jim Crow laws were state and local laws enforcing racial segregation in the Southern United States. The Jim Crow Laws separated colored and white skinned people. This was an unacceptable action of ways to favor one between other‚ based on skin colors. In this essay i will be annotating the main points to analyze the discriminatory that occurred to both colored and white skinned. Jim Crow Law is a distasteful constitution that disassociated both different religion. Public activity

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    premier acts of the late 1960s. The members were Jim Morrison‚ who was singing‚ on the guitar Robbie Krieger‚ the drummer John Dencemore and Manzarek playing the organ. At first they arose on birthday or weddings. Then came the day where they signed an contract with Columbia‚ which was dessolved after a short time. The Doors played for little money in pub called "London Fog"‚ where they devoloped their unmistakable music style. In the first time Jim Morrison sang with the back to the public‚ because

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    Jim Crow’s law was created to “ separate but equal” Also help African American to become second-class citizens. This law provides the privileges for black people in participating public schools and the use of facilities‚ however it might have been barely equivalent in the actuality (Hansan J.E‚ 2011). Between 1887 and 1892‚ a large number of states in the USA rejected rise to give right to African Americans (Steven F. Lawson‚ 2010). For example‚ a black man must not settle an eye contact with a white

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    The document I have read‚ States’ Rights‚ Depending on the Issue by Albert R. hunt has many different topics and many different views. I have decided to pick the topic of the Southern Confederacy flag being flown in many southern states. The two points that this article offers about the Southern Confederacy flag is that‚ the flag may be flown because it is to the closest government’s decision to decide‚ which is yes‚ and or that flag should not be flown because of what it “really” stands for according

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    Jim Smiley: A Short Story

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    was wanted.) And turning to mas as he moved away‚ he said: “Just set where you are‚ stranger‚ and rest easy – I ain’t going to be gone a second.” I did not for a moment contemplate that any of these strange tales were true. I wanted to hear of Jim Smiley anyways‚ not The Reverend Lenidas W. Smiley which‚ for all I knew‚ was a creation Wheeler’s imagination. Not wanting to appear rude‚ I sat and waited for his return. Having determined I would not wait too long‚ as I preparing to leave in came

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    SOUTHERN HORRORS In the late 19th century‚ Ida B. Wells dedicated most of her life to spreading the word about the horrific nature of lynching in the American South. Wells was a journalist‚ teacher‚ rights activist‚ and a public speaker. As an African American woman in the south during this time‚ Ida B. Wells was able to use her status as journalist to expose to the general public the true facts of lynching cases that suggested black wrongdoings. Wells used cases from all over America to convey

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