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    COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS OF: COUNTRY LOVERS BY NADINE GORDIMER (1976) AND WHAT IT’S LIKE TO BE A BLACK GIRL (FOR THOSE WHO AREN’T) BY PATRICIA SMITH (1991) SHARON DEVINE-POOLE ENG 125: INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE INSTRUCTOR: MARY LOUISE PHILLIPS BECKER NOVEMBER 27TH‚ 2011 THESIS Although the similarities aren’t quite the same they still have the same concept. I will compare and analyze these two writings in which one is a short story‚ and the other is expressive poetry. I chose these two particular

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    religious affiliations‚ and there are more ethnic groups than identified in the census data Modood and Berthoud (1997) analysed the 1991 Census data on ethnicity they suggest that ethnicity comprises: 1. Subjective identification: with which ethnicity do I and my group identify? 2. Religious identification; to what extent does it help construct ethnicity? A number of general points can be made about religious affiliation among ethnic minority groups; that is‚ those people comprising the 5.49% of

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    MW:8:30-9 PM “What America Would Be Like without Blacks” The essay entitled “What America Would Be Like without Blacks” written by renowned author Ralph Ellis is a very enlightening essay which brings up very real and very raw issues that American society deals and has dealt with over decades of years. The essay deals with the notion of what America would be like without blacks and tries to answer why anyone even has to fantasize what it would be like. “‘What is ultimately intriguing

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    opens the door of school‚ closes the prison.” Respected principal‚ guest of honor‚ headmistress‚ supervisor‚ teachers and students. Good morning and welcome to the 64th republic day celebrations. First‚ let us welcome the guard of honor our chief guest Mr……………………… We will now have a patriotic song by one the student who love and respect our country from 7th A. Flag hosting is done ever year in India on 26th January. To respect and remember our mother nation India we request the dignitaries to host

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    idea of changing the bad things in the world by standing up for what is right. William Faulkner’s quote exemplifies many themes of American Literature that can be shown throughout Grad-at-Grad and the novel‚ Black Like Me. American Literature has many recurring themes throughout history‚ and can be connected to many parts of William Faulkner’s quote. One of the recurring themes in American Literature is Justice or standing up for what is right.

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    when writing a story in a newspaper or magazine. However‚ in the novel Black Like Me John Howard Griffin gives us his actual journal of what he really went through. Griffin is a white journalist who decided to travel the deep south as a black man. Griffin was curious‚ depressed‚ and eventually hopeful. Griffin wanted to know how it felt to be black in the segregated deep south. “If a white man became a negro in the deep south what adjustments would he have to make?”(1). Griffin was so curious he decided

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    Body of a Lover: An Analysis of Marguerite Duras’ The Lover Sexuality is evident in every form of life. Plants‚ animals‚ humans all actively engage in sexual practices; however‚ it is only mankind that offers various forms and perspectives of sex and its subcategories. Much focus of sex is its effects on the body and its senses. The focus of the human body‚ its sensuality and also the harm that is inflicted upon it‚ is one of Marguerite Duras’ themes throughout her work The Lover. The paradoxical

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    people would accept people for what they are instead of criticizing people for what they are not. Many of today’s problems can be solved if people can be secure enough to the point where they can accept the fact that people are different‚ but at the same time equal. Unfortunately‚ the majority of people today are very cruel to each other. The character Brandon is a great model of how cruel kids can be. Everyone at one time or another has come across a person like Brandon. He portrays the kid

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    Ethnicity and the Police Part II Police Brutality and Corruption: New Orleans Police Department By Brittany Jackson Staff Writer BATON ROUGE- New Orleans Police Department is known for its harsh brutality‚ corruption‚ discrimination‚ and deadly force. The issue of citizen complaints has been a controversial concern in New Orleans. The complaints of citizens are generally a racial issue. African American civil groups have commanded civilian evaluation as a way of presenting independent assessments

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     whole of the poem‚ in a specific situation at a critical moment. 2. This person addresses and interacts with one or more people; but we know of the auditors’ presence‚ and what they say or do‚ only from clues in the discourse of the single speaker. 3. The main principle controlling the poet’s choice and formulation of what the lyric speaker says is to reveal to the  reader‚ in a way that enhances its interest‚ the speaker’s temperament and chararcter Robert Browning is considered to be the perfecter

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