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    story flow. I believe How to Tame a Wild Tongue showcases a rich blend between tone‚ symbolism and metaphors. Gloria Anzaldua is able to raise awareness to the issues at hand while keeping her emotions at bay. Anzaldua begins her story with an anecdote. She describes a dentist appointment‚ in which a cleansing is taking place. The dentist was getting extremely frustrated because Gloria could not control her tongue. Whenever the dentist would try to touch something‚ her tongue would block his way

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    difficulty of this passage‚ because the truth is that I didn’t find anything difficult about Gloria Anzaldúa’s text; no‚ it’s not that I’m the smartest reader out there‚ it’s just that I completely understand what she’s talking about; being a Mexican kid that just moved to the U.S. I guess I’ve too been surrounded by the mixture of the different textures that both English and Spanish‚ and the combination of these two posses. I chose this passage because I found the pride that she takes in her identity

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    part of town around a bunch of ignorant niggers with the cotton still under their fingernails because of you and your theys.” This is a key quote because Gloria Naylor explains to the readers how Theresa feels about her husband that had left her‚ and her children that she feels do not appreciate everything she has done for them. Naylor explains how Theresa wonders why God would give her this life

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    Gloria Steinem‚ who is said to be the great american feminist‚ wrote the article “If Men Could Menstruate” in a 1978 issue of Ms. Magazine. The article raises the question of what would the world be like‚ and how would it be different from the present if women no longer menstruated and men did. This is a rather engaging question and an amusing scenario to consider. Steinem paints a mental representation of what our society might be by giving examples that are entirely valid. Shes aiming to show how

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    powerful goddess she had once been. Because Mexicans have been reclaiming the narrative on their traditions‚ Coatlicue has been reimagined as an empowering figure‚ especially for females. For instance‚ in Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza by Gloria Anzaldúa‚ snakes are once more equated with sacredness in defiance of Christian interpretations of snakes as being evil. Anzaldúa‚ a Chicana‚ says in her book that she “know[s] Earth is a coiled serpent. Forty years it’s taken [her] to enter into

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    1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the assignment Coffee is one of the world’s most popular beverages. Some claim it is the most widely consumed liquid in the world aside from water. Coffee is more than a beverage‚ however. It is a memory‚ anticipation‚ a lifetime of consoling moments of modest pleasure woven into our lives. Coffee’s success as a beverage undoubtedly owes both to the caffeine it harbors and to its sensory pleasure. Coffee lovers come to associate the energizing lift of the

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    Tame a Wild Tongue”‚ Gloria Anzaldua discussed the social and cultural difficulties Mexican immigrants go through when being raise in the USA. In addition‚ through her anecdotes she shows the strong relationship between language and identity‚ thanks these she also explains how one’s language must be preserved and celebrated. In the excerpt from “Movimientos de Rebeldía y las Culturas que Traicionan” Anzaldua exposes how culture aims to impose who we should be. In both pieces Gloria Anzaldua describes

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    the Mexican- American borders has been constant since the early 1700. Due to the hatred between these countries‚ it has caused it people to become prejudice to their neighbors as they think less of one another and lack respect towards each other. As Gloria Anzaldua had shown this segregation in her children’s book Friends from the other side‚ She uses characterization and code switching to represent tension in and around Mexican-American borders in

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    One subset of world music that is probably familiar is Latin music‚ as there is a growing population of Spanish and Portuguese speaking people in the U.S from Mexico‚ South America and Brazil. But Latin music is much more than Gloria Estefan and Marc Anthony! More Americans are discovering the amazing fluidity of Ottmar Liebert’s (who is actually native to Germany) flamenco guitar and the rustic‚ hand-clapping rhythms of the Gipsy Kings. Liebert has collaborated with such greats as Carlos Santana

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    Summary The article “Another kind of leader” by Gloria Borger looks at the question of the most appropriate way to manage on the presidency. The author also deals with the differences between a CEO and a President in general. Firstly‚ Gloria Borger analyzes what advantages George Bush has. He is the delegator-in-chief. Mr. Bush focuses on the big staff‚ leaving the details to others. Moreover‚ basing her conclusions on the opinion of President’s staff‚ the author considers that Bush can manage

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