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    Gender discrimination is not necessarily a new issue‚ but it remains to be a major struggle despite the attempts that have been made to stop it through legal manners. In a report by The Institute for Women’s Policy Research’s Ariane Hegewisch‚ Cynthia Deitch‚ and Evelyn Murphy‚ the results of these attempts are summarized on both simple and complex levels. “The 1964 Civil Rights Act prohibits employers from discriminating in their employment practices on the basis of race‚ color‚ religion‚ sex

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    "Here you go‚ Cynthia‚" said the doctor‚ handing the little girl a lollipop. She had gone with the symptoms of an ear infection‚ but luckily the symptoms resulted in being nothing other than allergies. "You were very good today." "What do you say to Dr. Washington?" asked the girl’s mother‚ looking into her eyes. Shyly‚ she looked up into his eyes. "Thank you‚" she whispered‚ her ear twitching just a bit. Doctor Washington was a human and towered over her‚ and since Cynthia was a raccoon chimera

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    making her the focal point of this work. He uses different types of paints to create wool like texture of the woman’s orange dress. He understood the concepts of different colors; for example‚ using the lighter color orange dress under the dark blue shawl‚ gave him a chance to lighten the painting. The size of the painting behind the woman suggests that the woman is small‚ actually making everything in the work smaller than it. Implied motion is shown in the painting also‚ by the woman holding the balance

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    A Kitchen Poem Now the land shawls itself in gloom. The mountain puts enchantment on. I sit in this plain-spoken room‚ and soon the cares of day are gone: crows‚ starlings‚ eelworm‚ codlin moth‚ all nature’s murderous hosts are sweeping from thought upon night’s tide like froth. Now tired with light my son is sleeping. Too great with child to sit at ease beside the window stands my wife dreaming herself away from these four walls to scintillating life‚ where brats and all thier

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    Faiz. This pessimistic event is conveyed by the author’s demonstration of the stars when Nusrat finally decides she is no longer pretending her husband is alive and well‚ “Nusrat lies on the cot in the courtyard watching the stars‚ wrapped in her shawl and a heavy quilt against the cold. Although she refuses to pretend Faiz is still alive‚ who is to say he still can’t talk to her through the stars…” (230). Nusrat’s confession to herself that Faiz is gone is a negative affair which the author was

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    The Oneida Native American tribe was one of the individual Nations of the powerful Six Nations Confederacy. The Six Nations Confederacy was consisted of six Native American Indian tribes. The tribes consisted of the Seneca‚ Cayuga‚ Onondaga‚ Oneida‚ and the Mohawk tribes. The Oneidas had a fort in New York called Fort Stanwix which now became a National Monument. Fort Stanwix was allowed to be built on the Oneida territory back it about the 1750s. The alliance between the Oneidas and the Americans

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    pre-Hispanic cultures of Meso-Americans. When the Spaniards invaded the country this celebration was rooted so deeply that even after 5 centuries it is still celebrated like its first days. When the Aztecs arrived in Mexico they were wearing long shawl like things that were brightly colored. These are called sarapes which are now worn by men.On Día de los muertos tradition holds that the dead come back to earth to visit the living.

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    Pre 1900’s Fashion In the early 1900’s also known as the Edwardian Era‚ fashion was more important than comfort. It was an era if elegance and grace‚ clothing was considered a status symbol. The silhouette of the early 1900’s was an “S” shaped figure‚ female bodies were corseted to a small waist with exaggerated curved hips and buttocks. It was very important the women wore corsets throughout the early 1900 and even before that time. Thus‚ added emphasized on the waist giving the women various

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    Mulatto” was painted by Emily Guthrie Smith in 1942. This painting consists of warm colors like peach‚ gold and beige and was obliviously done in fluid media: oil on canvas. The painting shows a young black woman‚ dressed in white‚ sitting with a shawl around her. She seems to be tying the strings on top of her dress. We can see the different strokes she painted and this adds a unique touch. This helps create depth and details. The painting is portrait of the young woman. This can be classified as

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    Bethany S. Reading 050 11/29/11 The Story of Blima: A Holocaust Survivor I. Before the Storm A. Blima’s personality 1. Known as best child; smart 2. Works at bakery with Aunt 3. Embarrassed about chest B. Blima’s guilt 1. At 6 years old dropped baby brother‚ Zalman‚ and he died when 2 months old 2. Mother is very forgiving C. Blima’s vanity 1. Thinks she’s not pretty like her sister‚ Adele 2. Mother says Blima looks most like herself

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