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    On Sunday‚ February 5‚ 2016‚ Claimant Whitney stated that she was at home with her husband‚ as they were getting ready to go to church early that morning. She said she and her husband‚ Mr. Thomas Whitney had just departed from the front door of the residence and were walking towards her car parked in the front driveway when she “suddenly lost weakness in her left leg.” She said she felt weakness in her left thigh down to her left ankle‚ and she “felt a numbing sensation and a tingling sensation throughout

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    The teacher that had the most impact on me was Mark Whitney. Before I came to MiraCosta college‚ I was in Japanese high school which I hated it. I saw some of the teachers are very unhelpful and passionless‚ and they did not care about me since my score was always the low group in the entire student of the same grade. They pretended to care about my‚ but every time I knew it was a lie. Therefore‚ I did not expect that much about the professors when I first came here. However‚ when I started taking

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    Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born in Newark‚ New Jersey‚ on August 9‚ 1963 to gospel and R&B singer Cissy Houston. “By age 11‚ Houston was performing as a soloist in the junior gospel choir at her Baptist church. As a teenager‚ she began accompanying her mother in concert‚ and went on to back artists like Lou Rawls and Chaka Khan” (Huey‚ Steve). Houston is now described as one of the biggest female pop stars of all time. Over her twenty-seven years in the spotlight that began in 1984‚ Houston

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    identity‚ nationally and internationally. A nation or land is where people have established their life‚ their culture and their heart; sadly it has happened where people have been forced out of their homeland. Great opening sentences. Mary Louise Pratt‚ Kenji Yoshino and Edward Said all present very good methods of maintaining one’s national identity in their essays. In Mary Louise Pratt’s essay Arts of the Contact Zone she gives examples of people who are in a contact zone. Contact zones are where

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    Baker is saying that those who attempted to write of their experiences as a slave faced the daunting task of not offending the white culture or risk not being heard. This was the basic conclusion that I came to when I first read this text‚ but it was not until later that I came to understand this societal pressure to write in a certain way is still just another form of oppression. To define this type of oppression‚ I reference this section from Mary Louise Pratt’s "Art’s of the Contact Zone": "

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    Addicted to Incarceration is a research book that was written by Travis C. Pratt‚ a professor at Washington State University. The main purpose of writing this book was to point out that the USA imprisons more of our population than any other nation. Pratt says‚ "On the one hand‚ we have constructed the biggest prison system on the planet… On the other hand‚ the United States has also been‚ and continues to be‚ the most violent industrialized nation in the world…. It is apparent‚ therefore‚ that our

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    A person who has had a significant influence on me in my life would have to be my former foster mother‚ Miss Barbara Pratt. Ms. Pratt was a foster mother to many children before myself and she had had wonderful success with most of them. I had been in an extremely abusive relatives home before I had been placed in Ms. Pratt’s home. When it was discovered that I was in an abusive home I was first placed in a group home in Cincinnati. Social Services worked very hard to find me a home that would

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    Whitney Houston Some may know Whitney Houston‚ then there are some who has just heard of her. Well there are people like me that see’s Whitney Houston as a legend. But even as this historical figure we see her also as living proof that everyone has their own way of life. She’s the type of artist that isn’t only famous for her music. So let me just give you a little bit of this history. Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born August‚ 9‚ 1963 in Newark‚ New Jersey. Her parents were John Russell Houston

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    The Whitney family’s disappearance is due to the intense grief the family felt when the son died. W.A Whitney marries Vicky Whitney between the time of May 21‚ 1972 and October 7‚ 1972. The evidence for this is on checks 4676 and 4683. Check 4676 was a check signed by W.A Whitney to an Oshman’s Sporting Goods. To the top left corner of the check‚ it is visible that W.A Whitney is not married because the checkbook is only for him not for him and a spouse. Check 4683 confirmed that W.A Whitney marries

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    American society still touch base with the minority community today and have a tremendous impact on our lives both individually and collectively. According to Pratt‚ race undermines equality. On one side‚ emphasizing individuality distinguishes one person from the other‚ but having to recognize race then leaves out the individuality part. Pratt believes that recognition of race runs the risk of becoming identified with racism. When thinking of race‚ many attribute the idea with racism‚ prejudice‚ violence

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