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    In Tim Stark’s autobiographical “The Misunderstood Habanero”‚ Stark argues that people tend to be closed minded or skeptical towards other’s beliefs and ideas if they have perceived it in a different way then the person whose ideas they are judging and that by not trying to perceive things the way‚ they actually are causing negative emotions‚ such as annoyance or anger. He does this because no matter how much he argued that his habanero peppers were hot‚ the man in the Hawaiian shirt kept saying

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    Busting Social “Norms”: Latin Women & Other Races Misunderstood in American Culture What goes through the mind of most Americans when they see someone of a different race walking around the streets like one of them? Most people won’t admit to thinking racist thoughts every once in a while. If you were a girl walking at night and saw a black man what does your mind go straight to? That he’s going to hurt me or rape me? Well not all black men walking in the night are looking for girls to harm. Americans

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    The Misunderstood Muslimah For centuries‚ women in Islam have been the victims of wrongful misconceptions for either personal or mutual gain to usually denigrate and slander Muslims and the religion of Islam. Although some do have underlying intention‚ others purely do it out of sheer ignorance‚ as simply because they do not understand something they hastily deem it as wrong or preposterous. These misconceptions usually focus on the woman’s rights of equality and opportunity‚ as well as their

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    Medusa‚ the Misunderstood Gorgon By having the appearance of gruesome scaly skin with pure piercing green eyes‚ and the uncanny appearance of snake. This terrifying beast with collective serpent skin tied around her waist like a belt‚ is the one and only Medusa‚ as her Mythology name suggests. Medusa is most notably known for her distinctive snakes for hair. Not only did she have snakes for hair that already appalled all of mankind‚ she also has the capacity to turn anyone who looks into her eyes

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    The main character in “Going west” is Bud and the main character in “The Letter” is Maria. Bud is the most realistic because it can happen to anyone. Bud is unhappy because he is stuck in a orphanage without his dad or mom he was also being bullied. Maria is scared because she was in the united states illegally she can be taken away from her family if she gets caught. Bud is sad because he got separated from his mom and he doesn’t know his dad. Maria is scared that she might have to go to jail

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    In the Lake Side School of history‚ dark and gloomy stories ruled the school. These dark stories gave the students the fear and discipline that would never have come came to normal students. why? But in the midst of all the students‚ there was one student named Billy Longnose who wasn’t the average Lake Side student. For one‚ he often roamed the school’s underground passages that had long been abandoned by students and staff.how does this compare to normal students there? The tunnel floors were mostly

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    Feminism: The advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of political‚ social‚ and economic equality to men. Feminists‚ whether they are men or women‚ are supposed to be fighting for the equality of women‚ not the removal of men. Burning bras and shaming men are not the qualities of a true feminist. People of our generation seem to believe a true feminist is a woman who believes in over throwing men and obtaining female supremacy. Stereotypes like these are what give feminism a bad reputation

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    People are often misunderstood. Those that are‚ are usually overlooked and shunned because people don’t know their real story and judge them off of what they know. Most of the time when people judge others off of only what they know they are wrong. This is the case for the so called crazy man of Maycomb‚ Boo Radley. To Kill a Mockingbird By: Harper Lee is told by Scout Finch a seven year old trying to figure out the grown up word. This whole story is about the event that lead up to Jem (Scout’s

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    Rooney 1 Samuel Rooney Danielle Cornum English 9 30 January 2012 Similarities and Differences of Romeo and Juliet and West Side Story No one goes through all of life without the knowledge of these two timeless classics: West Side Story and Romeo and Juliet. These films are each a great literary work that defines the true meaning of life‚ sorrows and love. We all have knowledge of Shakespeare’s original Romeo and Juliet. In 1957 Leonard Bernstein created a Broadway Musical with a plot similar

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    Name: Ahmad Samir Popalzai Cass: English 111 Date: November 19‚ 2012 Frankenstein’s Misunderstood Creature Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is recognized as one of the most prominent gothic novels of the nineteenth century. The young and ambitious Victor Frankenstein‚ who is the lead character in her novel‚ is obsessed with the idea of creating life out of lifeless matter. After many years of research and labor‚ Frankenstein sparks life in a corpse comprised of body parts from different people. As

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