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    Rock And Roll Music in the 1950s Stark State College of Technology Rock And Roll Music in the 1950s Many think of the 1960s as a turning point. It was an era when everything changed. Children grew up and learned the realities of war‚ and death. As Bob Dylan sang‚ the times were changing.  And rock and roll would be something to accompany the changes. In some way‚ one can think of rock as a catalyst as music does turn a nation into zombies of sorts. Indeed‚ if rock were not so powerful

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    Tension In Soldier's Home

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    The research topic I chose‚ is the struggle a soldier may endure when trying to conform back to society after being away at war. Ernest Hemingway enlisted in the military shortly after graduating from High School in 1918 and was severely wounded before coming back home. In the short story “Soldier’s Home” by Ernest Hemingway the character Krebs has enlisted in the military also. When Krebs arrived back home in the United States‚ he struggled with everyday life and trying to fit back into society

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    Politics and Its Issues in 1950s Britain Script Slide 1 ⇒ Today in Britain is a time of peace‚ happiness and prosperity. However not so long ago‚ it was not like this. ⇒ I will be discussing the issues and politics of the 1950s‚ especially focusing on the United Kingdom. Slide 2 ⇒ The 1950s were not happy years for Britain. At this time‚ the UK was involved in many wars‚ conflicts‚ and crises. After the conclusion of WWII‚ and during the 1950s‚ Britain saw the Korean War‚ the Suez Crisis

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    is at it’s strongest. Racial tension is absolutely everywhere. In America’s schools‚ on the streets‚ and in homes. MTV recently aired a show called "Take a Stand Against Violence". I heard stories of rapes‚ shootings‚ bombings‚ vandalism‚ and murder. All of these crimes were committed because of one person’s hate for a person or group of people of a different race‚ religion‚ or sexual preference. In the book "To Kill a Mockingbird"‚ there is a huge amount of racial tension all around Maycomb. Almost

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    Fashion Trends 1940-1950

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    Project History of Trends (1940-1950) Introduction/table of content Introduction/table of content 2 First Half decade 1940-1950 3 Second half of decade 1940-1950 4 Inventions in 1940 till 1950 5 First Computer 5 Fashion in the 40‘s 6 The ‘Sweater girls’ and ‘Pin-up’ girls 7 The New Look 7 Theatre de la Mode (theatre of fashion) 9 The birth of the Bikini 9 Cosmetics 10 Hairstyles‚ Turbans and Snoods 10 Literature 11 Music 12 Music 12 Movies 13 Dominant styles

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    Tensions in Relationships: The Dialectical Perspective Name Fundamentals of Speech Professor Date The relational dialectics perspective is useful for understanding the ups and downs and sometimes illogical nature of interpersonal relationships. Developed by communication scholars Leslie Baxter‚ Barbara Montgomery and their colleagues‚ the dialectical perspective assumes that relationships keep changing. They are not maintained‚ but rather sustained through changing statuses. There are

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    an experience that even Oprah Winfrey‚ Condoleezza Rice‚ and President Obama have each said they experienced(Bruinius 1).Racial profiling is “commonly defined as a practice that targets people for suspicion of crime based on their race‚ ethnicity‚ religion or national origin(“Racial Profiling”). Racial profiling causes many deaths each year and creates a huge amount of tension between colored communities and their law enforcement. An example would be of Ferguson‚ Missouri in 2014 where Michael Brown

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    dramatic changes during the 1950s. During this era figures and events such as the likes of: Sen. McCarthy and his crusade to "root out" communism in America‚ President Eisenhower ’s administration and his theory of dynamic conservatism‚ the government ’s belief of looking out for big business‚ and the Civil Rights movement helped to usher in a new ideas‚ attitudes‚ and beliefs. The focus of America ’s obsession with containing the spread of communism during the 1950s was in a large part fueled by

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    1 10/23/11 Hispanics Vs. Hispanics: Inter-racial Discrimination Many Americans believe that racial discrimination is no longer problematic in today ’s society. Situations of interracial discrimination are often cited‚ but this does not to take into account that there is often conflict within the race as well. This misconception stems from the fact that diversity amongst the racial groups is often overlooked. Intra-racial discrimination is when a person or group of people

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    I. Introduction The issue concerning racial bias in educational system is a predominant topic because of the history of racism and prejudice based on ethnicity and culture in the United States and the efforts made by minority groups to address this problem. A major concern regarding racism in the classroom is that students are evaluated objectively as other factors such as teacher prejudice and stereotypes are all documented to affect the perception of teachers when evaluating their students (Delpit

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