“Make America Great Again” is Donald Trump’s election slogan. The question is can Trump really do just that? This year’s election has been one like never before. From both Democrat and Republican candidates sharing jaw-dropping comments between each other to a shocking video being released about Trump himself. On live television‚ Trump has said awful things‚ things that nobody would want their children to hear. In an article on Indy 100‚ it shows a quote from Trump‚ “You know I’m automatically attracted
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play Subterranean Homesick Blues Again‚ Playwright Dennis Reardon depicts a tour guide and a group of two couples going through a natural cave. The tone light and comedic‚ but as they go deeper into the cave the atmosphere becomes creepier and melancholic as they go deeper and the play progresses. The tone cresends as the tour guide announces that they are not where they think they are anymore. This play is nothing short of unnerving‚ but- as good plays do- kept me on the edge of my seat. Yes‚ at
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title of the novel Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhha Lai‚ relates to the universal refugee experience because when any refugee from anywhere first leaves they’re home there lives turn “inside out”‚ meaning that their lives are turned completely upside down. Then eventually as they get used to their new home they eventually start to get used to the new lifestyle and most times learn the language of their new home. For instance in in the book “Inside Out And Back Again” Ha has to flee her home due to southern
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Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhhai Lai is a story told in verse that reads like the diary of a ten-year-old girl. It is the story of a year in life of Kim Hà. Hà lives in Saigon with her mother and three brothers. Her father has been missing for nine years‚ and the family is uncertain if he will make his way back to them. Hà loves her life in Vietnam; she loves the food‚ the market‚ going to school with her friends‚ and watching her papaya tree grow. But the Vietnam War and the Fall of Saigon forces
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If I could live my life over again‚ I would not change a single aspect. However‚ I would ensure to cherish each moment more than I have. I have managed to meet several people in my life in which I now consider family. Although I may share no relation with the people‚ our bond has grown so strong over the years that I actually consider them family. Meanwhile‚ I am proud to say that I have a family that genuinely cares for me. In addition‚ the friends in my life are irreplaceable‚ for we have made
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“Inside Out and Back Again” the author Thanhha Lai talks about a 10 year old refugee named Ha‚ who goes through struggles and face challenges that show her dreams‚ grief and healing. In the book refugees went through a lot. For example‚ when refugees fled home‚ they had to live in very rough conditions. Also‚ when refugees found a new home‚ they had to restart their lives and try to fit in. Throughout all of this the refugees felt like they were inside out and then back again‚ because they were ripped
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of my unlawful grasp. I saw the chauffer glance once or twice back at me through his rear view mirror but that was not any where near a priority of mine. Innocent white blotches stained my face as blood slowly brought colour back to my façade. I grabbed the cold shiny metal handle and much too roughly pushed it down to me set me free‚ all my body leapt out unwillingly as the door swung wide open uncontrollably‚ releasing me into the pavements merciless lure. My head whipped the grey concrete slabs
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“Let America be America Again” is a poem about how Hughes claims that the great nation of America has simply lost its sense of pure patriotism. The theme of this would be the corruption and inequality in America. Langston Hughes fully believes that the dream and foundations American was initially built off has dissipated. He states‚ “There’s never been equality for me‚” claiming that the nation within itself has lost its own idea of equality. An example for symbolism in this poem would be “O‚ let
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America”‚ “Let America Be America Again”‚ and “Dream Deferred”‚ all reflect these struggles. “I‚ Too‚ Sing America‚” written in 1932‚ is about how World War 1 was affecting America. During this time‚ World War 1 was taking place and America was full of tension. In this poem‚ Hughes depicts the treatment that he received from other people and tells the reader that one day‚ all people will be equal. Next‚ in 1935‚ Langston Hughes wrote the poem‚ “Let America Be America Again”. Hughes’ perspective changed
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Although they are great writers they wrote in 2 very different perspectives because they were from 2 different time periods. But both wanted to be a part of the American Dream. In both poems “ I Hear America Singing” and in “ Let America Be America Again” both talk about the American dream and the people who make the American dream true. Yet they are very different because Whittman wrote his poem when America was being infused with immigrants and its economy its economy was booming‚
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