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    In Walter Mosley’s story “Smoke” the police are depicted as being completely uncaring about issues in African American neighborhoods. This reflects the real life relationship between African American communities and police at that time period. In the time period the book was set in it was very common for police to ignore calls coming in from predominantly African American or other minority neighborhoods and this discrimination is still present even today. The discrimination created a need for the

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    answer this question I must explain the difference between the words “does” and “can” as to most people they can mean the same thing. “Can” means to be able to; “Does” means to make or perform. Therefore‚ can the internet strengthen community? Absolutely! It has the potential and is able to introduce people which could become strong companions‚ friends‚ partners‚ etc. However‚ does the internet strengthen community? No! The internet does not make communities stronger. People make communities

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    Slave diary

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    My name is Elijah Zumba; I am going to tell my life story. I was born in 1712 in a small area very close to Buganda. My early life was peaceful; nothing bothered us until that certain day and every day after that. Life was so normal‚ my sister‚ Mila‚ and I went to the local school and then after we played hide and seek in what we called our jungle. In the day my father would go hunting and my mother would stay with the other peoples of the tribe and prepare herbal remedies for the men who may get

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    The motorcycle Diaries

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    lower classes of the social hierarchy. The journey allows the two protagonists to face self-discovery and come to terms with the class distinctions which are prevalent in the Latin-American society. Salles explores the concept of self-discoveryThe time spent at San Pablo‚ a leper colony in Peru served the purpose of further developing the self-discovery within the characters. In the leper colony‚ a river physically and metaphorically represents the social inequalities and differences which separate

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    Why Do Young People Smoke

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    other medicines related to quitting smoking. Smoking and Teenagers * On the other end of the scale‚ there is an effort to reach teenagers before they ever pick up their first cigarette. It ’s estimated that 20 percent of American teenagers currently smoke cigarettes‚ even though it ’s illegal to purchase them until a person is 18. The CDC and the American Lung Association (AMA) has partnered with researchers at West Virginia University to launch a nationwide campaign aimed at teens called Not On Tobacco

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    Diary of Anne Frank

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    Anne Frank: Diary of a young Girl “The Diary of a young girl” is an autobiographical novel written Anne Frank which details her experiences during the time of Nazi revolution. The book was conceived right after Anne received a diary as a birthday gift from her father‚ Otto Frank. Being the main character‚ Anne displays a spirit of endurance which is exemplified throughout the text. In deed endurance serves as a unique human spirit as characterized by Anne Frank‚ whereby she is able to endure

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    Freedom Writer Diary

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    The Freedom Writer Diary is based on a true story of an English teacher Erin Gruwell and her first teaching in Long Beach‚ CA. She was working with students other teachers calls them "unteachable." The teachers there was being stereotypical and believe the students in room 203 didn’t have a chance to graduate. The students were convinced that they had nothing to learn from a white woman who had never experience firsthand violence‚ discrimination‚ and hatred that was part of their everyday lives

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    The Diary of Katniss Everdeen Dear diary‚ Dear wretched‚ foolish‚ forsaken Capitol. Dear wretched‚ foolish‚ forsaken Hunger Games. No other day could be as unbearable as tomorrow. If my name is to be chosen‚ how can I leave Prim to fend for herself? If Prim is to be chosen? Oh I cannot even bear the thought. My dear little Primrose that I wish nothing but happiness and joy for could possibly be chosen. Yet there is no happiness on this day in all of Panem. The thing that bothers me is it is Prim’s

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    The Holocaust Diary First Entry January 30‚1933 My name is Friedrich Krebs. I am a 29-year-old free-lance journalist. I write about all things happening in Germany‚ and then sell them to newspapers and magazines all over the world. I am the only son of a World War 1 hero‚ and my mother who idolizes me. I am divorced with one son who resides with his mother. I’m young‚ blonde‚ blue-eyed‚ strong‚ and pure German. I’m what you would consider Hitler ideal German to be

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    Diary of a Wimpy Kid

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    Diary of Wimpy Kid Evaluative Essay San Diego Christian College Children’s Literature Abstract The Diary of a Wimpy kid is a book about adolescence who have dealt with emotional struggles and social acceptance in middle school. The book highlighted areas of struggle which included: bullies‚ emotional responses in both positive and negative ways‚ friendship‚ and family dynamics. The book was intended was readers of age seven and older but could be used a discussion book with children

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