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    I enjoy reading your post and I also enjoy reading your respond Monique because I used to worked in a homeless shelter and in a domestic violence shelter as well. Yes its difficult because they carried out a big luggage of issue in their back and something that make it difficult to help them the way will would like to as a social worker. In my case‚ when I used listening to their history touch me but at the same time I constantly reminded me that I was there to help them and I was suppose to be strong

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    reading “Monique‚” I would say it is one of the greatest books I have read. Kris Holloway did an awesome job with how she made you feel about Monique and Mali. I liked everything from when she spoke about child birthing to the culture status for women in Mali. (Question #1) After reading the book‚ I would say that I know a lot more about childbirth and childrearing practices in Mali then I did before. Starting with chapter 1 I knew this was going to be a great book. When Kris asked Monique‚ “How long

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    I‚ being born a woman who grew up on 90’s Disney movies‚ have seen my fair share of princes and princesses. As a child I knew that your life was not complete until your prince came along and as an adult I still see this same theme over and over again. Modern movies might not be as blunt about it as the classic Disney princess movies but in lots of media we see the subtle recurring theme that a woman’s life wasn’t complete and when she meets her true love‚ her life is suddenly enhanced. “I Being Born

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    For this assignment i chose to interview Monique Baan‚ who has been a role model and mother in my life. My mother has always said hard work and determination can get you anywhere in life and she has demonstrated it many times throughout her career journey. Needing 7 years of experience in office administration‚ but getting the job because of her hard work and her persistence. The same thing happened in 2014‚ when she put in her resume for the library with no skills and got the job anyways. Focusing

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    In the poem “I‚ Being Born a Woman and Distressed”‚ by Edna St. Vincent Millay‚ the topic of women’s freedom to express themselves sexually is especially prominent. The poem goes into much detail of a woman and her experiences of simply wanting to be with another person sexually‚ without being in a committed relationship. The poet explains the trouble women go through for wanting to be sexually active‚ and the difficulties they face. This poem explains a woman’s desires to be promiscuous‚ and the

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    Corruption is one of the major themes in the post colonial literature in Africa. In the Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born‚ this theme covers the entire book though not clearly stated. The author decided to use the symbols of filthy and rot to represent it. He gives advice to the people of Ghana and other nations about the causes and effects of corruption; he chose to use a special technique of hiding the names of the characters so that he does not conflict with government of the time. This essay

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    Radicalesbians – The Woman-Identified Woman In their paper “The Woman-Identified Woman” (1970)‚ the collective Radicalesbians‚ much like Wittig will do in the following decade‚ focuses on the marginalized sexual standpoint of ‘women’ and ‘lesbian’ that emerge from the intersection of the personal and the political circa late 1960’s/early 1970’s. It is the agenda of the political environment of the day‚ Radicalesbians argue‚ that the former is policed in part by weaponizing the latter as a stigmatizing

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    The novel the Book of Salt by Monique Truong is a story about Binh‚ a vietnamese chef for Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas‚ who undergoes numerous life difficulties such as discrimination‚ language barrier‚ and ethnocentrism in a foreign land‚ France. The author uses the symbol of salt to depict Binh’s life. He leaves his homeland of Vietnam for France and works as a chef for Gertrude Stein and ALice B. Toklas. The narrative continually shifts in time and place‚ switching between Saigon‚ Paris

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    and more of a voice in society. Also around this time‚ Edna St. Vincent Millay wrote the poem “I‚ Being a Woman‚ and Distressed”. The poem and Millay’s personality have a very feminist and independent feel which was against society’s expectations at the time. Millay was impacted by contemporary events when writing her poem and uses diction‚

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    Amitt Permaul English 92 – Section 21G Spring 2011 - Hill Draft 3 Why One Peaceful Woman Carries a Pistol In the article “Why One Women Carries a Pistol” by Linda M. Hasselstrom‚ Hasselstrom is a woman on a mission. She strongly believes women should carry pistols to defend themselves from being attacked or raped. Hasselstrom learned that any female around the age of twelve can expect to

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