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    Shadi Essa 11/26/12 Benjamin Banneker Period 8 DREAMS The real meaning of a dream is hope‚ an inspiration; a purpose. Every human being has a dream or goal; the dreams change greatly from person to person‚ some being minor while

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    kindred the novel

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    Regina Tyler History 101 November 27‚2013 In the novel Kindred Butler confronts us with differences of black and white and past and present. All of the issues in Kindred are derived from issues of black and white. Dana’s race and literacy is what defines her in the 1800’s in Maryland and in 1976 in California. As a reader I’m yanked between past and present as well as the characters Dana and Kevin. Dana and her husband are forced to experience slavery in Maryland and their home in California

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    Undeterred In Kindred

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    The novel Kindred by Octavia E. Butler‚Written in 1976 in Maryland‚ Tells a story about an interracial couple who time travels back in time to the early 1800’s to antebellum Maryland. It Is a dystopian world told in first person by the protagonist and one of the main characters‚ Dana. Dana is a young black women writer who finds Struggling to survive in maryland. Dana must go back in time to save the future of her existing family tree by saving the life of Rufus‚ who was the father of an ancestor

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    I chose to answer the question “Did Texas execute an innocent man?” Todd Willingham may have had a grim personality but he was still innocent of the alleged fire tha the had been accused for. He was put on trial for starting a fire and killing his three children--not for being a ghastly husband and a thug. The firefighters tried to imitate radiologists by coming with the conclusion that the fire started on the floor and that arson was poured in order to excite it. Given the time period‚ it is

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    Symbolism In Kindred

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    You don’t appreciate it until you lose it…right? This quote targets the “seemingly” miniscule and insignificant aspect of our lives‚ such as the simple luxuries like cars and air conditioning. But what if it was an arm? In Kindred‚ Dana unfortunately had to learn the importance of an arm the hard way: without it. Octavia E. Butler uses Dana’s left arm as a symbol of the link between the two separate lives that she has‚ the ignorant life of the present and the deadly realistic life of the past.

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    Paragons In Kindred

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    Kindred by Octavia Butler displays many controversial topics such as slavery‚ rape‚ and violence‚ which can bring out some of the best and worst qualities in a human being. Dana Franklin‚ a strong african american woman‚ and Kevin Franklin‚ an intelligent white man as well as Dana’s husband‚ travel back to the antebellum south where they meet some of Dana’s ancestors and encounter situations that are eye-opening‚ which changes their views on life and gives them a better understanding of what kind

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    Commentary On Kindred

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    If different people started transporting between the past and the present which raise would mostly like be able to survive easier? Kindred was an interesting book about a black woman‚ named Dana that started transporting between the past and present periods. She would always transport to the past to help a white boy named Rufus before he did something that would kill him. Each time she would transport to help Rufus he would be a few years older and she would be there for a longer period of time

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    Todd And Reggie

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    Reggie & todd HN205: Applied Skills for Human Services The human service professional must provide assistance to both Reggie and Todd to ensure that they continue to function effectively and become better members of the society. A professional must make sure that the two start living right in domains of life. The professional is in a position to understand both Reggie and Todd; their nature‚ and development. With this understanding‚ the professional is in a position to identify the cause of their

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    Kindred Book Report

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    Angela Williams RED090 Kindred When Kevin and Dana arrive back in 1976 they make love. Feeling lost‚ Kevin and Dana agree they felt most at home on the plantation. Kevin seems to be an image of Rufus‚ and the Weylins and their houses are similar. Kevin grew out his beard during the years he was there to help disguise him‚ because he was helping freeing slaves. He is unable to remember how to operate any device like the TV or typewriter. Kevin gets upset and angry at Dana as she gets dizzy. When

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    Racism In Kindred

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    Kindred is about a girl named Dana who is teleported from the 1970’s back to the 1800’s slave era when a boy named Rufus is in danger of losing his life. Dana faces many hardships and learns many things about her ancestors and the environment they grew up in. Tom Weylin is Rufus’s father and considered an evil man along with his son as he grows older. They both commit what this era would consider violent crimes‚ but in there time it was considered perfectly normal. Surprisingly there are many similarities

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