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    After reading “Theme for English B‚” “Let America be America‚” and “I‚Too.” I have concluded that all the poems are talking about how even though they might not all be the same color or have the same purpose in America‚ it is still everyone’s home. You learn from different people and they learn from you and what ‚might be easy for you might not be easy for them because sometimes some people in this country are treated better than others. In the poem ‘Let America Be America” there is a line that says

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    From my research‚ I’ve gathered that the poem “America” was written by one of the most influential poets of the Harlem Renaissance. The Harlem Renaissance was a golden age in African American culture. The personification used in this poem indicates how Mckay feels about America during the century by giving it human traits. He uses America as a woman to make it more relatable and gives the country mother traits. As a source says “... he is creating the image of America being a mother‚ feeding him

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    normal tactics was the fact they were fighting on unfamiliar soil. Fighting far from home‚ supplies‚ troops‚ and military orders took time to be received. With a strong central government‚ they had militias in colonies posted up ready to go in Boston‚ New York and in other major cities. Also the British had the support of 1/3 of the American colonists’ population behind them so gaining intelligence‚ food and even troops. Despite having a powerful army‚ they lacked in motivation and punished their troops

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    Prof. Kalogeris Hector Manuel Alcaraz THIRD ESSAY ON WHITMAN Walt Whitman starts this poem just as he usually does‚ repeating the title as the first sentence‚ making the reader assimilate the gray and dim atmosphere‚ blending with a picture of a sleep depraved narriator. Having the poem just started we raise the question why is he so sleepless if its morning. It can be hard for us to grasp the true meaning of this word because when we wake up we do so fully rested in a

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    Censorship. New York: Franklin Watts‚ 1982. "Censorship Is Essential to an Open Society". Censorship. Bradley Steffens‚ Ed. Opposing Viewpoints Digests® Series. Greenhaven Press‚ 2001. "Censorship Is Unconstitutional". Censorship. Bradley Steffens‚ Ed. Opposing Viewpoints Digests® Series. Greenhaven Press‚ 2001. Taylor‚ Charles. "Censorship Is Not an Effective Way to Protect Children". Andrea C. Nakaya‚ Ed. Opposing Viewpoints® Series. Greenhaven

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    this “I usually spoke to them in passing. I’d wave at them and when they returned my salute‚ would say something like this: “Howdy-do-well-I-thank-you-where-you-goin’?” (Perkins 13). It takes all the way through to adulthood where Zora is finally in New York City going to Harlem jazz clubs. Zora for the most part does not feel black or that she is living a black life. She speaks as if she is just living and enjoying

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    was imagery‚ which intensified the reader’s perceptions and reinforced their emotions of the war. By emphasizing the significance of images‚ Walt Whitman went from being a public poet to breaking away from the traditional poetic form and introducing new kinds of poetry to America. Whitman’s dedicated spirit helped him expand his sense of imagery through his various works‚ since he was never able to attend college. The imagery in Whitman’s poem that portrayed the Civil War could be evaluated by concentrating

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    Walt Whitman was a journalist and poet‚ who was born on May 31‚ 1819 in West Hills‚ New York. Whitman shied away from the normal aesthetic form‚ transformed traditional epics‚ and reflected the nature of the American experience and its democracy. Because of this‚ Whitman is considered to be one of America’s most influential poets (Biography.com). Under the title of the poem‚ HUSH’D BE THE CAMPS TO-DAY‚ Walt Whitman chose to include the date that the poem was written‚ which was May 4th‚ 1865. This

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    undermined the concept of unity.”(Quindlin Pg. 5‚ lines 26-27) In “The Gettysburg Address” Lincoln’s speech shows the unity of everyone who fought in the Civil War. “Four score and seven years ago our fore fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation‚ conceived in liberty‚ and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal”.(Lincoln pg.27 lines 1-3) In “The Vietnam Wall” the unity that everyone shares in America is that everyone goes there for the memories of their passed loved

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    Josuph Beshir Kayleigh Sevi English 72 9 December 2013 9/11 the True Story America for the last 13 years have not felt the same way of Middle Eastern americans the way they should after the attack on the twin towers. In the novel The Reluctant Fundementalist by Mohsin Hamid the story talks about Changez. A man that is struggling to find his identity when living in a country that cannot love him back. While in the some of the sources such as “Did September 11 change everything by Marshall Cavendish”

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