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    Nangel Ugalde Professor Shawn Quirk English 100 April 15‚ 2013 Champion of the World 1. Maya Angelou recalls listening to the broadcast of the boxing match‚ because if Louis won‚ it was not only a win for him‚ but it represented a win for the black race during time of harsh racism. If he lost‚ they were still the slaves‚ the lower human beings. It was all for the people‚ they took it very personal. If he won‚ it

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    Maya Angelou shows her point in “Champion of the World” by showing that nobody is inferior to anybody else. She reinforces her point throughout the entire story by having race to race comparisons. The story is directed to all those who think that they are superior to those who have a different skin color or race. She reiterates racism throughout the short story by pinning race on race. The story and message told by the story are effective because she used different techniques for the audience to

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    Champion of the world Many events have strengthened the bonds of families‚ friends‚ and even ethnic communities and groups in history. This boxing event has done exactly so. Many people from family and friends to even strangers gathered together to listen to this boxing match. The fact that being African-American at that time meant being in a whole different social class so they would be mistreated and under-privileged. This boxing match was an African-American man versus an American man. Supporting

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    Maya Angelou’s "Champion of the World" and Amy Tan’s "Fish Cheeks" similarly portray the struggles of minorities growing up in America. One concerns the outcome of a boxing match‚ while the other concerns the outcome of a dinner party. In both cases‚ their pride and confidence are brought into question and affected by the outcome. Both narrator’s vary between feeling insecure and feeling confident in their ethnicity throughout their stories. In "Champion of the World"‚ Joe Louis’s defense of

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    Champion of the World - Literary Analysis Maya Angelou recounts the night when there were a bunch of people all bunched together in the store listening to the radio‚ listening to the fight when Joe Louis‚ the “Brown Bomber”‚ was defending his heavyweight boxing title against a white competitor. The black men within the crowd were talking confidently about how they weren’t worried about Louis losing‚ saying they knew he was going to win. Around after the third round there was a point where Louis was

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    Champion of the World Maya Angelou Paragraph By: Jessica Terenzi Maya Angelou’s “Champion of the World” portrays drama‚ fearlessness‚ and a descriptive character that lends depth to her writing; drawing the reader deeper into the scene she has painted with her words. With the first paragraph she describes the scene of a gathering in her Uncle Willie’s store as being “filled‚ yet people continued to wedge themselves along the walls of the Store. Women sat on kitchen chairs‚ dining-room chairs

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    Task 2 English‚ the undisputed champion of the world Today English is used in every corner of the globe‚ and it is definitely the most spoken language on Earth. A lot of countries use English as their mother tongue and the inhabitants speak fluent English. Other countries give children English courses from a very young age. Most people have easy access to English via television and the Internet‚ and it is quite easy to learn because of its large amount of speakers. English is becoming a bigger

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    Garcia Hum 101-104 February 18 Champions The song “Champions” by Sumi was performed at the 2002 Korea Japan World Cup. Her voice caught everyone’s attention and reached everyone’s heart. “Champions” was written by French writer Eric Jacques Levisalles in France Paris Mega studio. He wrote and composed the entire song by himself and he was known as leader of ERA. It actually has two versions‚ an English version and a Korean version. The Korean version of “Champions” was written by Korean writer

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    Comp & Lit 1 October 27th‚ 2013 Paper #8 In Maya Angelou’s essay “Champion of the World” she describes listening to a boxing match between Joe Louis and Primo Carnera but also a struggle bewtween Black and White Americans. The boxing match was for the Heavy Weight Championship of the World and the struggle between the two racial cultures was for equality. Even though Joe Lewis‚ the black boxer‚ won the fight the victory was temporary. I think the victory signified that even though they black

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    In the story‚ “Champion of The World‚” by Maya Angelou‚ she brings us a story where her African American community gathers at her grandmother’s and uncle’s store to hear a boxing match that was playing on the radio. The match was between a former champion named Joe Louis and a Caucasian boxer. At this point of time segregation was high about during this period‚ and many of the black folks were dependant on this event to change history. Maya Angelou adds a deeper meaning to the fight by precisely

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