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    The instructor said‚ Go home and write a page tonight. And let that page come out of you— Then‚ it will be true. I wonder if it’s that simple? I am twenty-two‚ colored‚ born in Winston-Salem. I went to school there‚ then Durham‚ then here to this college on the hill above Harlem. I am the only colored student in my class. The steps from the hill lead down into Harlem‚ through a park‚ then I cross St. Nicholas‚ Eighth Avenue‚ Seventh‚ and I come to the Y‚ the Harlem

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    When you hear the word “Woman”‚ what do you think of ? When I hear the word “Woman”‚ my illustrious‚ yet short time in this spectacle we know as life‚ has compelled me to think of the color black. The color “black” in turn equals strength‚ power‚ and hard work due to unsaid experiences in my adolescence. When searching for a picture to properly vindicate how I feel about the African- American woman‚ I was hard struck not to choose this picture that was taken during “The Great Depression” of a black

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    British Girls and Women of the 90s – The Spice GirlsGirl Bands and their Influence on British Culture The twentieth century will‚ without doubt‚ be viewed by historians as the Woman’s Hour. The status of women in Britain changed. More and more women started to leave their homes and join the labour market. They started to fight for their independence and political‚ economic and social rights. Women got more recognition from the society and they started to pursue equality with men. They

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    Covergirl The CoverGirl ad from January 2014 includes a picture of Queen Latifah in a grayish background with her green eye shadow. Queen Latifah has small brown eyes with long curly black eyelashes. She has a beautiful big smile with shiny white teeth. Queen Latifah also has a lovely pair of small gold round dangling earrings in her ears. The word “CoverGirl” is written in big bold green letter across her forehead‚ all to improve her appearance. Queen Latifah is written in small green letters

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    and women have benefit equally from the Renaissance period. The renaissance was an era of a rebirth in art‚ sciences‚ human rights and more. However was there a difference for women’s rights during the Renaissance era? This essay will be addressing two areas; economic opportunities‚ and role in society‚ and will determine that During the Renaissance period men and women did not benefit equally. Throughout this era women were given little opportunity to work and were treated differently when working

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    Syndrome is when a baby girl is born with only one complete X chromosome instead of two X chromosome. Scientist are not really sure what causes the other X or Y chromosome disappears but‚ they are certain that it disappears when the baby is conceived inside the womb. Girls with Turner Syndrome are usually diagnosed at a young age or at birth. When baby girls are born with a webbed neck‚ a broad chest‚ widely spaced nipples‚ or heart problems they are tested for TS. Girls with TS only grow to about

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    Girl in Translation

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    Portland Community College-Rock Creek Campus HE 250 – Personal Health‚ 3 credits‚ CRN 22442 Spring 2013 Syllabus Course Description: In this course we will explore current health issues in mental health‚ stress‚ fitness‚ nutrition‚ sexuality‚ disease‚ and drugs; all from a wellness perspective. Course Outcome: From a holistic perspective‚ the course outcomes are: identify current health status‚ analyze health risks‚ and plan effective health enhancing/wellness strategies. Course Meeting

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    Slave Girl Incidents

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    Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl is a compelling novel written by Harriet Ann Jacobs‚ a former slave. Born as a slave in Edenton‚ North Carolina in 1813‚ the only life Harriet knew was that of a slave. Growing up in the south as a young African American girl caused Harriet a life of hardships that must be faced to find freedom. The time of 1836 to 1860 was often nicknamed the antebellum period. During the Antebellum period is was very much legal to hold

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    Save the Girl Child

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    At least in India‚ the girl child has been a topic of discussions and debates for the past several decades but‚ even today‚ the position appears to remain unchanged. The girl was always an unwanted child‚ and was found killed at birth. With the advancement of Science and Technology this killing has only gone still further - for now the girl child is being killed even before birth. The present scenario in which the girl child is mercilessly killed even before birth‚ does not speak too well about

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    Lajwanti and a Girls Plea

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    ‘A girl’s plea’‚ the girl describes that her father sees her as ‘A meek‚ dumb‚ shy‚ submissive‚ frail woman.’ She is made to ‘eat humble pie and drink sheer humiliation’ indicating that oppression was her food and drink. The torture was inevitable and on a daily basis. In sharp contrast to ‘Lajwanti’‚ the girl attempts to revolt back to her father using the pen as her weapon. However‚ she also confesses ‘even in words I can’t fight down the fear of being a girl’. The two women are

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