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    generations born in Britain. Another example of early black opposition to segregation led to the important case of plessy v. Ferguson (1896).In 1891 a group of people of mixed African and European ancestry‚ who called themselves” persons of colour”‚ in new Orleans banded together to fight segregation on trains in Louisiana. They formed the citizens committee to test the constitutionality of the separate car law. They raised $3000 for the cost of a test case. Albion Tourgee‚a former judge‚ nationally prominent

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    deadliest hurricanes to hit the United States. Hurricane Katrina was rated a category 5‚ the highest rated category. Killing an estimate of 1‚833 people. After the hurricane Millions of people were left homeless along the Gulf Coast. The storm hit the New Orleans for hours. Bringing in 145 mile and hour winds‚ crucial downpour over hundreds of miles. Levees that were built by engineers to protect from the Mississippi River‚ Lake Pontchartrain and Seawalls to keep the city from flooding. Most of the levees

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    traditions. They are interrelated most likely because of the fact that they originated from the American South. The confusion in discerning the two genres is probably because of the numerous music crossovers that artists do these days. Hailing from New Orleans‚ jazz music was first known as “jass” then later dropped the two “ss” into “zz” which means “cool.” During the later part of the 19th century‚ jazz took shape in several brass bands. The jazz style then was dominated by the use of the saxophone

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    Hurricane Katrina was a devastating disaster‚ which killed more than 1‚800 people‚ engendered the displacement of thousands of people‚ and occasioned severe damaged to properties (Russell‚ 2015). According to the same source‚ more than 80% of New Orleans was flooded during the event in 2005. The geomorphologic situation of the city (altitude -1m‚ location on the bank of the Mississippi River)‚ and the protection barriers failure are the main sources of its vulnerability. The reconstruction of many

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    Lester Young: The “Sweet” Jazz Saxophonist Influential jazz tenor saxophonist‚ Lester Young led a revolution that changed the way the saxophone is played until this very day. He Inspired through his bright and airy tunes that sharply contrasted the loud and boisterous sounds of his counterparts (Pener 121). Young was known for many of his groundbreaking tunes such as “All of Me”‚ and “Lester Leaps In”. As a result of his very different approach to playing the tenor saxophone‚ he influenced many

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    A Portrait of Myself

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    some sort of strategy were you have to overcome your opponent’s mind basically. I also watch other sports like Snooker and American football‚ which I also enjoy betting on to make the sports a little more fun to watch. My favorite team of NFL is New Orleans Saints‚ so it was a huge highlight for me when they won the super bowl in

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    in fact the United States is being equally affected. Diamond suggests that the future of the country lies in our hands and not in some intangible force that surrounds us. "Natural disasters are always lurking somewhere close to the front of the New Orleans mind--especially aquatic disasters‚ and most especially hurricanes." During the previous weeks‚ Hurricanes Katrina and Rita ripped through the southern part of the country killing thousands of people and damaging countless acres of property. Many

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    One Word Analysis Essay

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    different things that the word refers to. For this class‚ we have learned various styles of jazz with the explanation of different singers’ jazz songs. Before taking this class‚ I just thought the jazz was all about swing style; which is from New Orleans Jazz style with big bands and collective sounds. However‚ through this class‚ I realized that there is more than swing style‚ which are bebop‚ cool‚ hard bop‚ Chicago style and so on. It was interesting to see how different types there are inside

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    Mississippi 230 people lost their lives. In Florida 14 people lost their lives (University of Rhode Island. 2010-2015). Prior to Hurricane Katrina’s arrival‚ the state‚ local and federal were responsible for emergency response to a hurricane striking New Orleans and the Gulf Coast. Along with Federal Emergency Management Agency. Hurricanes on average come through there about every three years‚ so plans were always being implemented in order to keep everyone safe. Information Please Database‚ (2007) states

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