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    Lavender Scare Analysis

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    The Lavender Scare lasted from the late 1940s to the late 1950s. The mass which hunt and firings of numerous people by the united states government. Gay men and lesbians were said to be security risks and communist sympathizers‚ which led to the removal of numerous people from state employment. “Republican National Committee Chair Guy Gabrielson claimed the media was not doing enough to alert the population to the "homosexual menace‚" this was merely self-serving demagogy. The media helped whip the

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    In the Mist of Hardship

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    Paraphrase the poem “In The Mist of Hardship” The villagers returned home at daybreak and their clothes were torn and wet. They walked over to the stove. They had scratches on their hands and their legs were full of cuts. However‚ they did not knit their brows to show despair. They do not look depressed or disturbed after what they had just gone through. The villagers had spent a whole day and night walking through the horrible floodwater. The water was full of broken twigs‚ pieces of tree barks

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    and how the villagers see him as an anthropologist (272). During Geertz’s first ten days of research he was watched by the villagers but treated as if he were invisible or non-existent. In order for Geertz to understand the Balinese culture he must adapt to it and become an active part of their society. As an anthropologist he does this by putting himself on the same level as the villagers. During a large public cockfight Geertz finally gets his chance to prove himself to the villagers when police

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    chipko movement

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    INTRODUCTION The name of the Chipko moment originated from the word ’embrace’ as the villagers used to hug the trees and protect them from wood cutters from cutting them. The movement practiced Gandhian methods of satyagraha and non-violent resistance‚ to protect them from being felled. The modern Chipko movement started in the early 1970s in the GarhwalHimalayas of Uttarakhand‚ then in Uttar Pradesh with growing awareness of rapid deforestation. It was the strong uprising against those people

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    taxes because of poor agricultural production due to drought season. Instead‚ a wager is offered: If their village team beats a British team in the game of cricket‚ their taxes for three years would be cancelled. After accepting this wager‚ the villagers face the arduous task of learning an alien game and playing for a result that will change their village’s destiny. In the movie‚ it has been very evident that Bhuvan (Aamir Khan) is a kind of person which we do consider as a leader. From his

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    Television‚ and its effects on the Indian population Ever since the advent of modern communication technology that has allowed people around the world to communicate ever so easily‚ the world itself seems like a smaller space. Broadcasting is an especially effective manner through which millions of people are able to become unified on the basis that they are common recipients of a particular message. One of the most powerful transmitters of these messages is of course the television; programs

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    The Warrior: A Short Story

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    island’s stomach‚ reclaimed to be born again as another tribal member. King and all solemnly gathered bowed their heads. Elizabeth’s face‚ pressed against bamboo bars‚ observed the procession as it returns from the cave. Lead by the king‚ eyes of the villagers were blood-red‚ a smile upon their faces as they departed with a joyous stride. She wonders if they’re drunk‚ as they exit the cave their eyes‚ expressions appear different from those of intoxicated people. She had seen people at parties‚ including

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    of a full-summer day” (Jackson 26). Moreover‚ the place where celebrate the lottery is in a small rural village where around three hundred people are meeting in the central square for the occasion. This event symbolizes a happy celebration of the villagers‚ but the real result is a ritual sacrifice‚ which who obtains a slip of paper with a black spot‚ will die stoning instead to win a prize. Because of the differences of the setting in place and time‚ there are other points in the stories

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    no outside interaction because it is forbidden by the elders. The elders serve as the government in this aspect. The village people follow the rules and regulations put into place by the elders. The age and knowledge of the elders compared to the villagers puts them as the leaders. They are in control of everything that happens

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    the lottery symbolism

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    Tessie Hutchinson. Before she gets stoned she screams “It isn’t fair‚ it isn’t right"(75). None of the villagers seems to care enough to stop this ruthless action from taking place. Even Tessie’s best friend Mrs. Delacroix didn’t try to stop the action in fact she picked up the first stone and threw it at her. Tessie’s own son Little Davy threw stones at her. This shows the loyalty the villagers have to this extreme tradition. The lottery also symbolizes a tradition that could easily be changed

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