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    Social Movements and Trends: Sexual Liberation Dewayne Conner HIS 145/ University of Phoenix Professor Battaglia In the 1960’s‚ America was in a state of continuous change. America was seeing a new trend and one of these changes was sexual revolution. The ultra-conservative ways of the country were on a steady decline‚ and liberalism was at an all-time high.   Citizens were beginning to be outspoken when questioning their government about its activities. Housewives

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    This film analysis will define the theme of sexual liberation for women in the symbolic use of the color red in Red Sorghum (1987) by Zhang Yimou. Zhang’s film uses the color red to symbolize the sexual freedom of Jiu-er (Gong Li) to break down the patriarchal tradition of forced marriage in Chinese feudal society. The red wine and the red sorghum depicted in the film represents the passions of a woman that is impregnated by a bandit before her marriage day. Traditionally‚ Jiu-er is a young woman

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    Michael’s great-great aunt Dewbert is one hundred years old and she has a penny for every year that she has been alive. Aunt Dew keeps her pennies in an old wooden box that she calls her hundred penny box. When Aunt Dew moves from Atlanta to live with Michael’s family‚ he is drawn to the hundred year old woman. Michael spends a lot of time with her counting the pennies from the box‚ and with the count of each penny aunt Dew tells him a story about that particular year that the penny was added into

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    to their background. Characters such as Naomi‚ Obasan‚ and aunt Emily exhibit a unique way that doesn’t follow the crowd. Naomi is the main character of the novel but do not reveal anything too deep about herself until later in the story. Naomi is the character that doesn’t follow the influence of either aunt Emily or Obasan. Naomi doesn’t want to hear about how her japanese culture impacts the way she lives. Naomi explains that while aunt Emily is ranting about how canada does not treat her ethnicity

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    thousands of lives each year‚ and that many more lives could be saved if even more women and their health care providers took advantage of these tests. Credibility: I am a big believer that early detection‚ and early screening saves lives. It saved my aunt.

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    Sluggo “Shells” by Cynthia Rylant is a realistic short story about a fourteen-year-old boy named Michael who learns to live life with his aunt after his parents die. In the beginning‚ Michael dislikes living with his aunt Esther because of how he still wants to be at his own house. Soon‚ he buys a hermit crab and aunt Esther tries to take interest in it to show that she cares about him. In the end‚ Michael is finally able to come out his own shell. In this story I want to show you how it is possible

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    papa “but whatever do we do”. Momma and Papa thought long and hard about the possibilities‚ their home was situated in the middle of the city amongst all the hustle and bustle of the horse and carriages. Momma’s aunt Cindy lived out with in the forest. “We shall send them to my Great Aunt Cindy’s‚ they shall walk and learn to work together to arrive together safely” stated momma‚ “Is that a safe idea?” asked papa‚ “yes” she replied with confidence. So the next morning the children were told to pack

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    and the Making of Bangladesh: Remembering 1971‚ won the Oral History Association Biennial Best Book Award in 2013 (Saikia 1). This book recognises the marginalized and vulnerable females of the South Asian society who experienced the Bangladesh Liberation War. She is passionate about

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    independence war .The novel contains a good picture about the events during that time in Dhaka city and the sector-2 which is quite an evidence of the brutality of the Pakistani army and the heroic resistance by the liberation force .It can also be reffered as a evidence of anti liberation East -Pakistan groups(like-Rajakar‚Al-Bodor ‚Bihari etc ).Because the author tried her best to collect the authentic information available at that time‚as she stated-"I like to see all the newspapers everyday.It is

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    Laws of Manu states that no Brahmin should “attach himself to any sensual pleasures” (214) and also to “avoid all (means of acquiring) wealth which impede the study of the Veda” (214). In The Laws of Manu the idea of final liberation is brought up very frequently. Final liberation is

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