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    The postmodern novel Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison set during the early 1930s in North Carolina challenges the expectations and morals of women and assumptions of gender and race. In the novel‚ a landlord by the name of Macon Dead Sr. and his family struggle through tough years and strained relationships. The novel starts with a scene in front of Mercy Hospital on a Wednesday afternoon where a North Carolina Insurance agent named Mr. Smith has invited everyone to come watch him take “flight” from

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    Masculinity is a concept built on a set of characteristics and behaviours‚ which are generally considered to be typical or appropriate for men. Many tend to comprehend masculinity as a necessity‚ without it there is no purpose of being called a “man”. In Toni Morrison’s Beloved‚ the protagonist; Paul D‚ is portrayed as a kind and meditative personality‚ he lived a life of a lonely wanderer‚ someone so unsettled that he cannot really develop as a man. Originally‚ his memories at Sweet Home cause questions

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    even at this age“ (Morrison 2). Though‚ Twyla believes that she is just born mute “even for a mute‚ it was dumb-dressing like a kid and never saying anything at all” (Morrison 3). She still underestimates Maggie‚ by calling her dumb‚ because she is different in terms of her physical appearance compared to the people in St. Bonnys. Even Twyla recognizes the importance of communication‚ “but what about if somebody tries to kill her? Or what if she wants to cry? Can she cry?” (Morrison 3). According to

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    Got Ink? Got Ink? Tattoos in today’s society are a way of self-expression and art. There has been a lot of controversy over tattoos and the many meanings behind them. Tattoos were and still are widespread among the Polynesian people‚ certain tribal groups in the Philippines‚ Africa‚ North America‚ South America‚ Mesoamerica‚ Europe‚ Japan‚ Cambodia‚ New Zealand and China. Despite some taboos and superstitions surrounding tattooing‚ the art continues to be popular all over the world. In this essay

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    Adrian Carl C. Flores Dorm: matapat Age : 16 Sex : Male Birth Date : September 30‚1993 Address : Kapuong 1993 kapilya‚ Tondo Manila Educational Attainment : High school Civil : Single Occupation : Delivery Boy Date of Admission : December. 22‚ 2011 Date Administered Test : February

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    In the first five chapters of Sula‚ Toni Morrison conveys the hardships of living in the Bottom through her characters’ struggle to survive and the tough decisions they have to make for the better of themselves. Within the time period the novel takes place‚ survival isn’t a foreign concept‚ especially to the Blacks who live at the “Bottom” of society and are harshly judged by racism and sexism. Oppressive and prevalent racial discrimination not only limits the characters’ opportunities outside the

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    Toni the Superhero‚ written by R. D. Base and illustrated by Debbie Hefke‚ is the introduction to a new young superhero. It is about Toni in his superhero world‚ wearing his superhero costume‚ complete with a cape. However‚ Toni enjoys doing the kind of superhero activities that most little boys and girls are able to do. While his superhero acts include rescuing cats from trees‚ they also include reading books and helping with chores‚ like sweeping and dusting. He also helps take care of himself

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    pausing to assert himself as someone the crowd can believe in. When the crowd have quietened Brutus resumes his speech‚ beginning with a brief greeting. `Romans‚ countryman‚ and lovers‚ hear me for my cause`... (13) Signifying his wish to communicate with the people as ordinary folk Brutus uses words that he hopes will endear the public to him. Brutus continues his funeral speech‚ speaking in slow punctuated‚ rational tones. Using prose‚ the language of the common people‚ he proceeds to implore

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    Religious figure‚ Buddha‚ once stated‚ “Do not dwell in the past‚ do not dream of the future‚ concentrate the mind on the present moment.” In Toni Morrison’s novel‚ Beloved‚ the past influences the present of characters lives in a number of ways. Throughout the novel‚ she had a hard time dealing with her painful past‚ leading to a difficulty in healing herself in the present. Sethe was excluded from the community‚ had painful memories about what she endured as a slave‚ and most importantly she is

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    Katie Weller I. Alzheimer’s Disease A. Pass out popsicle sticks; now‚ those of you with stars on your sticks raise your hand‚ that is how many of you in this room will get some form of Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. B. Analysis: How many of you have grandparents? C. Credibility: My grandma has Alzheimer’s. D. Thesis Statement: Today‚ I am here to inform you about Alzheimer’s disease; the history of Alzheimer’s‚ the symptoms and effects of Alzheimer’s on the brain and treatment

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