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    Speech - Ted Talk One day I was at home after a long time at school and my mom told me to go read the book‚ which I was going to have a test about. I told her that I couldn’t do it because I was doing something much more important: playing FIFA. She got mad at me and I had to read the book‚ but two days later‚ I started researching and I found out that playing videogames is something more importante that most people think it really is. And today I’m going to tell you some benefits and facts about

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    racism. Because of discrimination‚ the opinion of many is ultimately disregarded because their lack of voice. Three literary works are vivid illustrations of this voice amidst tribulation are Negro by Langston Hughes‚ Ballad of Birmingham by Dudley Randall‚ and Birmingham Sunday by Langston Hughes. Racism and the civil rights movements play are large role in these three poems as the authors utilize this setting to illustrate perseverance and identity. Racism in my opinion can be stated as many different

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    Jim Crow Laws Dbq

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    kept from owning their own land. Some employers wouldn’t hire them so it was hard for them to find jobs. They were also treated poorly within their communities. There even laws enforced to keep them oppressed. The greatest example of this is the Jim Crow laws which remained in effect from 1876-1965. These laws were used and interpreted to oppress the black population in the South in legislation and custom. The African-American response to these laws and their establishment differed in idea and intensity

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    TED Talk - Ken Robinson

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    Iman Oweisi Professor Jen Bartman ENC1102 15 February 2013 Creativity Is Leaving Our Future Ken Robinson‚ an educator and public speaker‚ presented his view of how schools are killing creativity at a TED talk conference in 2006. There were many different tactics that have been shown throughout the video‚ and this is what allowed Robinson to reach out to his audience‚ and convince them on his views. One way that he went about introducing his claims‚ was by using many different real-life scenarios

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    1. Over the course of the film‚ Ted Kaczynski‚ aka ‘the Unabomber‚’ is described as a “sick criminal‚” “madman‚” and a “creator of pain and suffering.” Yet there are others who defend him. What are your impressions of his character‚ ideas‚ and methods? I think that his fears are not uncommon in the modern technological society that we live in. Perpetual surveillance and the precarious nature of the freedom of man under such circumstances‚ are not topics that only Kaczynski recognized as dangerous

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    Analysis of “The Ethics of Living Jim Crow”: In “The Ethics of Living Jim Crow: An Autobiographical Sketch” Richard Wright explains the how the oppression and violence of the whites are what lead to a shift in morals in the black community. Due to this constant fear of death the blacks are under‚ they become more and more accustomed to this abusive treatment. Wright conveys this change in morals through the use of a series of vignettes‚ mostly consisting of narration of events that illustrate

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    Ted Hughes’s poem‚ “Wind”‚ describes the impact and strength nature has over human beings. The poem is written in first person‚ which emphasizes the idea of a personal experience and suggests that the speaker of the poem is Hughes. The poem is situated away from the cities‚ presumably in the countryside or in a very isolated place‚ this can be supported by the use of words like “fields” and “hills”. The setting of the poem is in autumn since the weather is described as being cold and grim. The theme

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    In the TED talk‚ “The Power of Introverts” speaker Susan Cain suggests that introversion should be encouraged and embraced. She believes that by allowing individuals to work individually‚ it can help maximize their skills in school and work. She explains that introverts aren’t shy‚ but they respond differently to stimulation. As an introvert‚ I empathize Cain’s personal experience of being an introvert‚ but some of her reasoning is questionable. However‚ the idea that introversion should be accepted

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    Serial Killers: Ted Bundy

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    describing a man named Theodore Robert Bundy as an intelligent‚ articulate‚ and charming member of society‚ but what woke me up and held my attention for the duration of the film was the narrator’s abrupt change in tone and the coldly stated fact that “Ted Bundy raped and murdered scores of women by strangling and mutilating his victims.” This seemingly perfect man is one of the most infamous serial killers in American history. The fact that someone capable

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    When involved with debates of any subject‚ there are always those people who never really seem to know where they stand. Throughout most of Gup’s life‚ he found himself flexible on a variety of opposing arguments. He states that he would linger in the ‘no man’s land between opposing arguments’‚ and wished to be drawn to one side‚ but found advantages and disadvantages in both. When he grew to accept his ‘confusion’‚ he realized that people like him are needed for the world to function. He‚ along

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