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    Swim Race Poem

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    thrill of excitement as I slightly glance at the clear and pure water below me. A feeling of wanting‚ drilling through my mind when suddenly‚ the race is called‚ my first event‚ I feel a shudder run from my head to my toes as I am standing in a line with my competitors or you could say‚ my new enemies. When I get up onto the block the gun fires and the race has begun‚ I leap into the water and swim with all my might‚ like a sword fish catching its prey‚ kicking‚ holding my breath until I reach the surface

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    Chicago Race Riots

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    Document 22-5 page 138‚ “An African American Responds to the Chicago Race Riot.” This document describes how race riots exploded in the summer of 1919 in almost two dozen American cities. White mobs were attacking African Americans by beating‚ shooting‚ and lynching them. After a gory riot in Chicago‚ Stanley B. Norvell‚ an African American man from Chicago wrote to the editor of the Chicago Daily News‚ Victor F. Lawson. In the letter Norvell described the whites’ ignorance of blacks‚ pointing

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    Race And Reunion Analysis

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    David W. Blight’s theme of Race and Reunion is the study of “how Americans remembered their most divisive and tragic experience during the fifty-year period after the Civil War.” He attempts to probe the interrelationship between race and reunion in American culture and society that occurred for the next fifty-years following the Civil War. Blight argues there is a clash of contending memories in public memory between Northern and Southern Americans. Blight contends there are three overall visions

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    Catholic weekly publication America‚ “Race in America: ‘We Would Like to Believe We Are Over the Problem‚” Maryann Cusimano Love argues that racial issues are still present in America today. Love argues mostly against Delegate Hargrove’s suggestion that it is counterproductive to dwell on the past because not a soul today had anything to do with slavery. Love presents a strong argument that inequalities of the past still persist today In her article‚ Love argues that‚ though many citizens‚ politicians

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    the maker s eye

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    in some way. Murray says the following regarding meaning; “The specifics must build to a pattern of significance. Each piece of specific information must carry the reader toward meaning”. What I think this means is that a writer should not get caught up with the small details. Only the details that have a specific importance should be in the writing. This will help keep the reader on track of determining the meaning of the work‚ especially if it is not clearly laid out. The distinction between

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    Eye of the Storm-Sociology

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    Eye of the Storm: A Classroom Divided Sociology 101 April 10th‚ 2011 Abstract Following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King‚ teacher Jane Elliott knew she had to do something. Riceville‚ Iowa‚ the town in which she lived‚ was totally homogeneous and‚ as a result‚ she realized that her students had no firsthand experience with discrimination. A Class Divided: Then and Now chronicles Elliott ’s courageous experiment and the life-altering impact it had on her students. This action research

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    Damned Human Race

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    Within his essay of The Damned Human Race‚ author Mark Twain powerfully declares that the human race is both flawed and corrupt‚ and that people actually should be classified as "lower animals" rather than the formerly known "higher animals." Twain does not hold claim to a Darwinian or creation standpoint‚ but rather draws conclusions from his own observations in performed experiments. He states that "man is the cruel animal‚" and that we can attribute this to his moral character. However‚ there

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    Essay On The Bluest Eye

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    The three main characters in “The Bluest Eye”‚ are three young black girls. One of the three notices the white media‚ from Shirley shirley temple to the Mary Janes’ candy wrappers‚ that surrounds them. She gets irritated and angry that the only good roles models she has ever known are white. Kids of color are taught that white people are the pinnacle of the human race. White feminists do not acknowledge the lack of (good) representation people of color

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    In Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” there is a constant pull between Class‚ Gender and Race. These three things can make a very powerful person or not so powerful person. In the novel‚ Atticus Finch‚ a white man is asked to defend Tom Robinson‚ a black man. Tom Robinson is accused of raping a white woman named Mayella Ewell. The novel is set in the 1920’s and early 1930’s so it has been several years since the slavery has ended. Yet people at that time had been very racist and sexist. Everything

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    Doll Eyes Poem

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    poem “Doll Eyes”‚ it took me a while to comprehend the real meaning of the message presented in the text. The first stanza of the poem‚ was filled with a sense of scorn‚ as the narrator described the boy as being “scrawny.” However‚ he continues with the selection of detail as he goes on to describe the young boys beautiful “amber” eyes. At this point‚ I was not completely sure of what the author was trying to portray‚ until I identified the shift in tone through the line‚ “bedroom eyes on a boy?”

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