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    Our third example with notorious cult leader Jim Jones‚ the force behind the “Jonestown Massacre” that took place in 1978. Using the manipulation of other’s ideals‚ specifically religion and communism‚ Jones was able to convince over 1000 people to join his religious cult (History.com Staff‚ 2010). Jim Jones was a well-known communist during the McCarthyism era which threatened his freedom while also inspiring him to construct a safe place for American communists like himself. He used Christianity

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    The Two Tales Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and King Arthur are related in many ways. The similarities between this legend and this movie has stood out to a lot of people for having very similar stories. The ties are very distinctive and one major one would include how Indiana and his crew take on a quest to go find the holy grail as did Arthur’s knights during the Arthurian legend. The quest that they embark on are very similar‚ but some specific events that happened differ. When Indy

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    . In the movie Raiders of the Lost Ark‚ Indiana Jones has several things helping him obtain his goals‚ including‚ his alter ego‚ being chosen by god‚ and his friends. Indiana Jones has several things helping him obtain his goals including his alter ego. In his real life Indiana Jones is Professor Dr. Jones. He teaches archeology at Marshall College. When offered to go rescue lost artifacts he becomes is other ego‚ Indiana Jones. He is like a superhero‚ because he rescues artifacts for research and

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    According to Nikki Jones‚ in article “The Gender of Police Violence” talks about that there is a similar connection between sexual harassment which females experience on the street and how African American males face with police violence. To prove this statement‚ she brought up few real life examples to gain credibility of the reader. Jones main point in this article is she wants to be the voice for those who are affected by this sexual harassments to make sure their voices are heard. Also‚ she mentions

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    Violent Media is good for Kids by Gerard Jones Outline Introduction: Jones’s thesis expresses that violent media are not a bad influence on children‚ but it does however; allow them to better express themselves. They also can benefit them to release their inner rage as well as gaining their confidence. Body paragraph: Throughout Jones’s article he uses some persuasive antics to encourage readers that violent media can decrease the amount of rage and reckless a child can have… “ pretending to

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    Saturday night live‚ Host and cast member Colin Jost and Leslie Jones discuss the actress Lupita Nyong’o being named as People Magazine’s “Most beautiful person”. Jones questions the standards that defy beauty by comparing America today to America in slavery times. Although Jones’s rant is seemingly subversive because it emphasizes the fact that black women are undervalued‚ while simultaneously challenging the standards of beauty‚ Jones reference to a sensitive topic in our county’s history in order

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    Gayl Jones is the author of numerous novels‚ poetry‚ short fiction‚ and literary criticism that has impressed critics and readers alike with intense and often brutal explorations of the legacy of violence in African-American communities. In particular‚ Jones confronts the sexual and psychological abuse of women‚ while also focusing on the social and cultural forces that contribute to that violence. Highly acclaimed as a novelist‚ Jones was a finalist for the National Book Award in 1998. Gayl Jones

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    how strong these children truly are. Reading about Ron Jones and his journey with his campers at Camp Wiggin warmed my heart and I’ll probably never think of these children as I did before. Reading this book showed me the perspective that people without disabilities have about people who do‚ and it broadened my outlook on the word “disability”. Originally I would link the word “disabled” to only children with a mental handicap‚ but Ron Jones showed me that to be disabled can be so much more than

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    that allow us to hide parts of our lives which we want to keep hidden from the world. A place where we can feel safe‚ alone‚ or a mixture of both. In the novel Jasper Jones‚ the author‚ Craig Silvey‚ attempts to bring forward this idea: he uncovers the hidden truth about the places we keep secret in our own lives. By revealing Jasper Jones’ secret place and disclosing additional information about Jasper by doing so‚ Craig Silvey depicts how Jasper’s secret place sheds light on his life especially his

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    destination is never a place‚ but a new way of seeing things.” The concept of “not the destination but the journey” is seen in this statement. In Frank Darabont’s film: “Shawshank Redemption” this proves to be true‚ likewise in Craig Silvey’s novel: “Jasper Jones”. Both of these texts challenge our understandings of what is success and how by adapting to the journey‚ one can find new qualities within ourselves. “One’s destination is never a place”‚ in the film Shawshank Redemption‚ Darabont’s first portrayal

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