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    Today it is easy to find a hero or a person to honor‚ however for Maya Angelou in her short story “Champion of the World” finding a hero is almost impossible‚ because the media is white and racist. In the 1940s the only field for a black person to succeed in was athletics‚ which is why Angelou admired Joe Louis. Louis was a black man that had success. He gained national influence. He was in the public eye. Back then and still today the standard person represented in media is white. So when Louis

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    Janette Perez Anthropology November 18‚ 2014 The Collapse of the Maya Civilizations Many believe that the cause for civilizations to collapse throughout the human history of society is due to environmental degradation‚ but there other reasons aside from the environment that also plays an important factor of why civilizations collapses. The collapse of civilizations is more complicated than just believing that is caused by the impact of human careless treatment of the environment. There are many

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    Journal 1: “Sister Flowers” The essay I choose to write about was Maya Angelou’s “Sister Flowers”. I believe that the purpose of this essay was to describe an important part of this person’s life that helped them to become a better writer/poet/reader and also describe what I think to be this persons mentor. This essay talks about how Mrs. Bertha Flowers decides to take Marguerite Henderson home with her to give her good books to read and to read her an excerpt form a book. I think it is a very well

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    American born‚ American raised‚ and of Chinese decent‚ Maya Lin had an unique journey in relation to her cultural ancestry‚ describing how “didn’t even realize” she was Chinese until she was older. Although some of her works there are traces of Chinese influence‚ it is safe to say that Lin is guided more by nature and simplicity‚ over cultural memory. Lin’s work may not be conspicuously Chinese inspired but her own preferences are much align with Eastern philosophies. As a self-proclaimed “designer”

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    Maya and Inca Civilizations Both the Maya and Inca civilizations flourished during their time period. Although they had many different approaches‚ they had a few similarities. In this essay‚ the lifestyle of both the Inca and Maya civilization and how they compare to many other Empires/civilizations will be revealed. The Mayan civilization in all stages--formative‚ flourishing‚ declining‚ and continuing--has been based on agriculture. Indian corn‚ or maize‚ was domesticated from a wild grass

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    There were some humorous parts in Maya Angelou’s essay. Margaret decided to write a ballad about Mrs. Cullinan because she feels sorry for her loneliness. “That evening I decided to write a poem on being white‚ fat‚ old and without children. It was going to be a tragic ballad.” (1969 p

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    Gish Jens‚ “Mona in the Promised Land‚” has characters that show all different kinds of attributes along with what they identity as. A common identity among a lot of them is being American. The novel encompasses a wide variety of identity that each character holds and is clearly shown through the text. Mona Chang‚ the youngest daughter of the only Chinese family in town‚ starts to try on the identity of being more than just Chinese through being American and Jewish as well. Mona tries on the identity

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    Foreigners in their Native Land In the chapter Foreigners in their Native land: Manifest Destiny in the Southwest‚ Ronald Takaki describes the ideology of manifest destiny and its driving force to American colonists in the invasion of Mexican held territory in the Southwest during the 19th century. The conquest occurred in a progressive fashion that started with the war in 1936 that ceded Texas to the U.S. and culminated in the Mexican-American War from 1846 to 1848. The Mexican-American war

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    LAND OF THE BRAVE LORD is an ambitious dramatic script with fantasy features. The script contains solid themes about never giving up‚ fighting against the odds‚ and overcoming hardship. Greek mythology is also interwoven into the structure. The idea of an unfulfilled and unsatisfied husband trying to find his own way in life and overshadowed by his wife has merit. The idea of inheriting a family coffee plantation is solid. It’s a plot that the audience can easily relate with. The goal initially

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    Maya Lin was born on October 5‚ 1959 in Athens‚ Ohio. Her parents fled from China in 1948 when the Communist took over. She is the daughter of Henry Huan Lin and Julia Chang Lin. Her father was a ceramicist and the Dean of the School of Fine Art. Her mother was a poet and a literature professor at Ohio University. Lin says that she was in her father’s studio “making art as long as she can remember.” (Falconer “Maya Lin Biography‚ Art‚ and Analysis of Works”). When Lin started Yale her major was zoology

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