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    Bobi Bates Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates is a letter to his 15-year-old son Samori telling him his personal experience on how to live in America being black. Coates talks about his upbringing in the rough neighbors in Baltimore‚ MD which you usually grow up being poor‚ must be raise by your single mother and growing up fast to take care of yourself. He decided to turn his life by attending to Howard University‚ which he calls it “The Mecca” he is woken from the diversity of black

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    Mr Tan

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    Page 83 THE LITTLE BEE THAT COULD: JOLLIBEE OF THE PHILIPPINES V. MCDONALD’S Charles Rarick‚ Purdue University Calumet Gideon Falk‚ Purdue University Calumet Casimir Barczyk‚ Purdue University Calumet CASE DESCRIPTION The primary subject matter of this case concerns the growth of a Filipino fast food chain. It started from a single ice cream store‚ which later moved into hamburgers‚ Filipino style. Over the years Jollibee‚ a multi-national corporation in the restaurant industry‚ expanded its

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    Jessica Oct. 5. 2013 Amy Winehouse Amy Jade Winehouse was born in the Southgate area of north London on September 14‚ 1983. Her father was Mitchell Winehouse and mother Janis Winehouse‚ both from Russia. Amy also had an older brother named Alex. Many of her uncles on the mother’s side of her family were professional jazz musicians. Amy herself was an English singer-songwriter known for her deep contralto vocals and her eclectic mix of musical genres including R&B‚ soul‚ jazz‚ and reggae

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    Culture is considered a part of life which will never leave a person no matter where they eventually end up. In the stories: “Two kinds” by Amy Tan‚ “Fiesta 1980” by Junot Diaz‚ and “A Thousand Years of Good Prayers” by Yiyan Li it shows the family’s internal struggles as they build a new life in America. The stories show how many immigrant families hold onto the customs of their old way of life and expect their kids to grow up as they had in their old culture. As many immigrants leave their cultures

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    In “Mother tongue” by Amy Tan talks about her experience as a young child whose mother didn’t speak “proper” English; She Described her mother language as “Broken”. Tan recalls often having to translate for her mother in various time. She found herself feeling embarrassed of the way her mom spoke. One-day Tan was delivering a speech when she noticed her mom was in the crowded and it was the first time her mom heard her talk with such big words. After that she noticed she articulates different with

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    In Between the World and Me‚ last year’s celebrated epistolary memoir‚ Ta-Nehisi Coates centers the bodies of black folk and their struggle against the grain of America’s racial cosmology. Written in a posture of intimacy‚ Coates reflects on the hypervisibility of his raced body: “by now I am accustomed to intelligent people asking about the condition of my body without realizing the nature of their request.” Beneath his own struggle‚ Coates questions what the inheritance and heritage of an anti-black

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    Between the World and Me is an autobiography by Ta-Nehisi Coates written in the form of a letter from Coates to his fifteen-year-old son. In this book‚ Coates tackles major issues that plague black people‚ particularly black men‚ in modern day America. This book covers a wide range of topics‚ including race relations‚ “whiteness”‚ “blackness”‚ self-identity‚ and manhood. One of the most powerful messages from the book is that black people can be anything. The world is quick to put us in a box‚

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    Between The World and Me Writing Assignment “Between The World and Me” by Ta-Nehisi Coates is a book of many inspiring themes and messages. However‚ the most overarching message that readers should take away from this reading is the fact that the American “Dream” is merely a myth that attempts to conceal the racist reality of America’s past and present. Throughout the book‚ Coates demonstrated this myth in many ways. Coates points out the underlying lies within various aspects of American history

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    1. Throughout Between the World and Me there are certain myths that Coates tries to disassemble. When Coates stated‚ “But race is the child of racism‚ not the father‚” he wants to disassemble the fact that race is real. Race is a tangible thing defined by hue‚ hair‚ and other clear boundaries. Coates explains how whiteness is a construct because those whom are considered white has changed so many times throughout history. Blackness‚ is also a construct. It was created to make sure there was a mass

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    Between the World and Me Analysis Throughout Between the World and Me‚ Ta-Nehisi Coates touched on several pitfalls that affect the black community. Through anecdotal stories from his childhood‚ Coates is able to define to both his son and the reader why being black in America is so hard. When reading this book Coates stressed the importance of black people needing to understand that America was not created for us to succeed. He goes on to explain that the American Dream of living comfortable and

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