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    own our own identity if that makes sense. We claim what we say is our identity. Whether it’s being a part of a certain ethnicity‚ cultural backgrounds‚ or religions. Part of our identity is where we come from‚ our heritage. It’s who we are. In “No Name Woman”‚ the author Kingston tells of one of her families most hidden secrets. She never knew she had an aunt until her mother told her after several years. Her aunt‚ had gotten pregnant at a young age and committed suicide because her family disowned

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    The X In My Name Meaning

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    In his poem “The X in My Name‚” Alarcon brings life to an action that was once thought of as common. The poem discusses the action of signing an “x” in place of one’s name. This took place more commonly when education was not something that was mandatory in the United States. In order to understand the poem as a whole‚ one must look to the society and time period that it takes place. By looking at Alarcon’s “The X in My Name” in a sociological perspective let’s discuss the important pieces of the

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    Dewitt English 9C May 27‚ 2013 Name-Calling Name calling‚ a type of propaganda used by many for their own good. There are specific ways on how and when it should be used. There are also specific places on where you can use it and who can use it. This method has ruined people lives; it has given some specific people a bad reputation. Made the people of the public think that the person they know isn’t what they think he is. Name-Calling is one of the many techniques

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    Changing My Last Name

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    capital owned by that individual’s family‚ society defines a person by what is exposed for them to see. There are some of these marks that no matter how hard one tries‚ are impossible to change; last names being one of them. Quite few people care about what their last name really means. Last names are most commonly accepted and owned as they are‚ without the necessity of changing them‚ and seen as those who have been simply passed down by generations. It doesn’t go far beyond that… for most people

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    In the editorial‚ “Discrimination by Another Name‚” by the Washington Times‚ the author talks about the different problems of discrimination in colleges accepting people of a certain minority‚ and discarding others. The editorial also uses different rhetorical devices‚ connotation‚ and bias to affect their argument and the audience’s opinions on it. The author mostly talks about how it is wrong that colleges are still allowed to do this‚ even though they should not be able to. Overall‚ though‚ the

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    In the book‚ The Color of Christ written by Edward J. Blum and Paul Harvey provide an insight on how the concept of White Jesus has changed over time. In the Antebellum America‚ some African American made the white Jesus as anti-slavery hero and visioned him very close to the point that they made him a servant who suffers and gets persecuted. In the age of Imperialism‚ some African American civil activist made White Jesus as an issue of race‚ while some through their artwork an oriental face of Black

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    Plato’s legitimate name was Aristocles‚ but the world recognizes him as Plato. He was born around 428 B.C. in Athens‚ Greece‚ and has been regarded greatly for his significant contributions to Ancient Greece and western philosophy. He grew up during the midst of the Peloponnesian War‚ when Sparta defeated Athens‚ and formulated several of his theories at the end of the war. Both his parents came from Greek aristocracy‚ which allowed him to be heavily educated in vast subjects. This helped Plato

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    Epidemiologist Correct Name for Career: Another name for an epidemiologist is epidemiological scientist or epidemiological professor. Education: There is no specific education level needed to become an epidemiologist. Most epidemiologists have at least a bachelor’s degree or a PhD in epidemiology. Most epidemiologist study the spread of deadly disease and cures for some certain diseases. Epidemiologists take classes that include biology‚ psychology‚ biochemistry‚ toxicology‚ statistics‚ genetics

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    the new Emperor of Rome‚ and one of his many perks was the issuing of coins in his name. One coin in particular had an obverse inscription of: IMP PHILIPPVS AVG that wrapped around the outer edge of the coin. The image at the center of the coin‚ which took up most of the entire Obverse face was Philip I’s portrait‚ or his radiate‚ and draped bust right. The inscription is just another form of writing his name. IMP represents “Imperator.” PHILIPPVS represents “Philip I.” AVG represents Augustus

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    A Story

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    In this very short story‚ Alice Walker tells of a young‚ African American girl who‚ while gathering flowers‚ stumbles quite literally upon the body of a dead man. The atmosphere‚ language and subject matter of the story suggest the southern United States as a setting-sometime in the mid- to late-20th century seems an appropriate time period‚ though this is far less clear. The contrast between the story’s beginning and end is striking. We begin with a light-hearted description of the life of Myop

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