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    I believe Walker’s main point is that animal’s have feelings too and should have rights‚ just like us‚ but we seem to forget that as we get older. She uses a lot of good analogies in her essay “Am I Blue?” because she’s comparing feelings of different people‚ like the African-American’s and Indians‚ with animal’s feelings. She uses human examples of communication and feelings to help make people understand that animals have feelings and right’s just like were given to African American’s and Indian’s

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    Midterm In-class Exam THE POSSIBLE WORST IS A WASTED TALENT It is now a common trend to find a person who may be a great painter in the music industry because it is almost impossible to make a living out of being a painter. Ray Bradbury once said‚ “Be what you are with all your heart and soul‚ because that’s all you’re ever going to have.” In Bradbury’s letter‚ he makes a statement that is very relevant in this our modern age society. Bradbury declares that‚ there are numerous things we want

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    Mothers …some say‚ “You can’t live with them!” Our society cannot live without them. We would not be here without our mothers. However‚ many mothers have forgotten they were daughters first. Mothers and daughters have an interesting relationship. Throughout the years and in many cultures‚ mothers and daughters have had a symbiotic‚ co-dependency. Some are close relationships; others have a love/hate relationship . In Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use”‚ the mother narrates this story about a

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    “Everyday Use” is a story written by Alice Walker about two sisters named Dee and Maggie. The story deals with the argument between the mother and daughter Dee about a pair of quilts Dee wants but can’t have because they were already promised to Maggie. The sisters are different in so many ways: their personalities‚ physical appearance‚ and different point of views of their heritage. As family values are so important to both Maggie and her mother than it is to Dee there is a lot confrontation. I

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    she uses characterization‚ imagery‚ and setting to clearly demonstrate the theme of her story. Throughout the story she continuously uses these literary elements to show her theme of contrasting ideas of heritage. With the use of characterization Walker gradually reveals the personality and traits of her main characters thus revealing the theme of her story. In “Everyday Use” the main conflicting opinions about heritage are between Mama and Dee. Mama is described as a “large‚ big-boned woman with

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    who wrote the short story "The Devil and Tom Walker"‚ was one of many to go completely against this trend in the United States during the 18th century. He helped to introduce American Romanticism to the masses‚ a bold move considering that the general public still idolized Puritanical or Classicist writings. The freedom to create any story imaginable helped fuel authors to completely overhaul novels‚ poems‚ and short stories‚ and "The Devil and Tom Walker" is a classic representation of the changes

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    some. Then orders start to come in from everywhere Shug sing. Pretty soon I’m swamp” (Walker 213). Pants are a universal symbol for masculinity. Celie’s pants-making shows that she is becoming more isolated from men‚ becoming more masculine‚ becoming more independent. The pants “allow her a creative expression and suggest Celie’s liberation from men on an economic as well as a physical level” (Kellman 2610). Walker effectively employs gender role reversals throughout the novel. Harpo and Sofia reverse

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    Carla Walker-Miller as seen quite a few things so far in her lifetime. No just not just in the U.S but also many different countries. As a woman we see many things‚ feel many things‚ but we know how to remain humble and stay strong. It is already hard overcome issues as a woman but as an African American woman‚ the hurdles are a little bit higher. I’m going to touch basis on just a few that are still a problem in today’s society: student protest/student movement‚ Nashville riots‚ and civil rights

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    pride and embraced the elements of the African culture. During this time‚ many African-Americans were encouraged to grow their hairs into afros‚ wear traditional African clothing‚ and reject their white slave names. In the story Everyday Use‚ Alice Walker presents a family with opposing views towards tradition and creates a character fooled by the Black Power movement. The author uses irony to reveal a meaning of heritage hidden under the perceived idea of African-American identity. From the beginning

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    William Walker: How to Take Over a Country in the 1800s “A great idea springs up in a man’s soul; it agitates his whole being‚ transports him from the ignorant present and makes him feel the future in a moment...Why should such a revelation be made to him...if not that he should carry it into practice?” -William Walker (Carr 1) William Walker‚ an American imperialist‚ was recruited by the Nicaraguan liberals to come to Nicaragua to assist them in their ongoing civil war against the conservatives

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