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    The film‚ "Two Nations of Black America" compares the black community in 1967 to how it was in 1997. Henry Louis Gates‚ Jr. explains the widening gap between the upper and lower classes of black America while analyzing just how we could concurrently have the greatest black middle class and greatest black underclass in the history of the United States. As black success continues to have growth‚ Gates highlights how that positive trend is counteracted by deepening black despair. Many years after

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    The introductory story‚ The Girl who Raised Pigeons‚ explores the relationship between a young girl‚ Betsy Ann‚ and her father‚ Robert Morgan and the incurred losses within the family and the surrounding neighborhood. Only nineteen when the great loss of his wife occurred‚ Robert became overwhelmed with the responsibility and loneliness from parenting. Following the death of her mother‚ Robert is consumed by his grief‚ and seeks guidance and aid from the community to raise his child: “I never looked

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    WHO KILLED CANADIAN HISTORY? J.L. Granatstein As one of Canada’s most prominent historians‚ Jack Granatstein regularly comments on historical questions and public affairs in the media‚ including issues such as foreign and defense policies‚ Canadian-American relations‚ the military and public service. In his book Who Killed Canadian History?‚ Granatstein continues his tradition of scholarly discussion on the progressively increasing deterioration of Canadian history. It is because of this dire

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    in the Rye”. Women often appear in the book to illustrate Holden’s youth‚ such as the prostate Sunny. However‚ two women of greatest influences on Holden and his actions actually make no appearance in the book. His mother and his ex-girlfriend Jane Gallagher reoccur in Holden’s thoughts and can be seen to contribute to his present state of mind. Jane Gallagher is an important woman in Holden’s life. Much of “The Catcher in the Rye” is written using flash backs. Holden remembers back to episodes

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    I Had No Choice

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    Folio piece-short story I had no choice it was either him or the damnation of my people. My hands were quivering with fear‚ sweat was dripping from my forehead as I made the decision to kill him. The man that sat in my barber shop chair had killed 14 of my friends and had death on his mind‚ the devil was at work in this man. Tension was rising‚ I walked across the empty room sharpening the blade of my silver razor‚ I continued to shave his beard as any good barber would have‚ each stroke smother

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    Career Woman

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    benefits for themselves and their families .However‚ especially in Turkey‚ it is still open to questions .Opinions are divided as to working women have happier lives or not ‚but it is my firm conviction that working women are happier than other women who do not work. To begin with‚ it may be held that children get less care. Working women‚ so this argument goes ‚do not have time for their children sufficiently .As a consequence‚ they are expected to be emotionally disadvantaged in lives‚ that is because

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    The INdian Womn This mentality leads families to treat them as objects who should remain pure and be controlled: women are their fathers’ property‚ and later their husbands’. Parents worry so much about "losing face" in the community that while boys have all the freedom they want‚ girls are constantly advised not to do anything that would "bring shame". This mentality explains why so many are forced into marriages‚ or even murdered by their own parents. It leads to mothers excusing away the heinous

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    Isolation is also there when Keckwick leaves Arthur alone in Eel Marsh House. He says that he feels “alone‚ outside that gaunt‚ empty house”. This tells us that Arthur is alone in the house‚ without protection and he ‘predicts’ that he will see the Woman in Black soon. Another time where we feel isolation is when Arthur is alone at the house and he is so scared that he starts to pray. I think that he prays because he is looking for protection and somebody to talk in God. Mrs Drablow also creates a

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    The video‚ The Child Who is Ignored (Educational Productions Inc.‚ 1993)‚ explains the importance of observation and intervention of a child who has a play problem‚ been ignored. It is very hard to find the play problem‚ been ignored‚ because the child is usually quiet and engage in play by himself or herself. However‚ if educators observe the child closely and carefully‚ the educator can find the problem: child is silently screaming‚ "I want to play with you!" The child‚ who is been ignored from

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    people’s interactions with the antelope‚ or as she calls them‚ The Antelope People‚ and the way her people hunted them. A reader takes away not only a feeling of deep respect‚ which the Laguna Pueblo people had for their fellow Earth inhabitants‚ but also a feeling of unity like there really was or is no difference between the hunter and the hunted‚ just their roles‚ given to them by chance and instinct. This reverence for animal life reflects a much deeper world view held by Leslie Marmon Silko

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