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    The “Who Said It Was Simple‚” by Adure Lorde was written to bring awareness to white privilege and the issues she faces as being black‚ as a member of the LGBT community‚ and as a woman. This poem was written in a narrative style‚ it tells a story about what she goes through and how she will withstand her struggles. The mood of this poem was anger with feelings of hurt and tiredness because she is fed up with the way the world works. Lorde‚ the writer‚ wants us to imagine what she discusses happening

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    exhausting labor or restricted freedom.’ The most important part of that since being‚ restricted freedom. In the US through the colonial days until the 19 century it was a country where white males dominated‚ blacks were considered powerless at the hands of their white masters. Similar to a gazelle in a lion’s mouth. In the story “The Man Who Was Almost a man” the main character Dave a young black boy is living in a time period where power is disproportionate‚ with the disproportion not favoring him. In

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    Lilly Copeland‚ in "Who Was She? A DNA Test Only Opened New Mysteries‚" highlights the key points of DNA testing by using logos‚ knowing her audience‚ clarifying the subject‚ using effective tone and applying sentence structure. Copeland’s uses these concepts to support her purpose. She attempts to influence the reader to understand the beneficial and deleterious effects of DNA testing like 23andMe. Copeland reveals logos--knowledge and reason--within the text by word choice and tone. “In 2014‚ 23andMe

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    strongest he can be. In most situations‚ every little boy wants to be the biggest and the best at what ever he does. One question for every child is “what is the child ready for?” and “when is the child ready for it?” In Richard Wright’s‚ “The Man who was Almost a Man”‚ a young boy yearns to be a man. The child has certain responsibilities‚ but the young boy is ready to take on more than he can handle. Dave‚ a young black child desperately wants a gun. The local shop owner believes that Dave is ready

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    alcohol poisoning. The Smithsonian Magazine states that Poe had a high intolerance to alcohol‚ so the reward given to him by the gang members likely influenced his death. Not only was cooping a popular practice in Baltimore at the time‚ Poe was found wandering about the streets near a voting poll where cooping was practiced. He was wearing second hand clothes‚ which were meant to pose as a disguise. As stated by the University of Maryland‚ Poe had a long history with the abuse of alcohol and opiate drugs

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    Laurence was suspicious at first‚ as Romeo is prone to rushing into relationships. The friar changed his mind‚ however‚ because he believed that a marriage between the sole heirs of the Montagues and Capulets would end a feud that spanned generations. Friar Laurence was only doing what he thought would allow Romeo to be happy and bring peace to Verona. When asked to create a plan saving Juliet from a marriage to Paris‚ Friar Laurence was put into an incredibly stressful position as Juliet was suicidal

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    and they reason for the feud was unknown. They just hate each other for no apparent reason and this cause Romeo and Juliet to keep their marriage a secret. “Now‚ by the stock and honor of my kin‚/To strike him dead I hold it not a sin”(Shakespeare 1.5.58-59). Tybalt would have killed Romeo if Lord Capulet did not stop and that is just because he was threatened by the Prince. If he would not be affected by the death Lord Capulet would have let him be killed. If this was their reaction for Romeo just

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    fall in love problems come and with problems come tragedies. Just like in the tragic story of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. Their tragic deaths cause by Romeo‚ Juliet‚ and Nurse. Romeo is at fault for his and Juliet’s deaths. First‚ Romeo was with Tybalt right after Mercutio’s death and said “this fight will decide that” (3.1.129). Romeo did not consider that if he fought Tybalt‚ that one of them would die and cause a lot of problems for Juliet and him. Then‚ Romeo buys the poison from

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    works inspired by it‚ the latter normally referred to as Neoclassical. Adherence to traditional aesthetic formalities was favored over expressionism and individuality. Classic art is distinguished by clarity‚ order‚ balance‚ unity‚ symmetry and dignity. The first major classic revival occurred during the Renaissance period in Italy. In the 18th century‚ the Neo-classical movement was established following the archaeological discovery of ancient ruins at Herculaneum and Pompeii. The style’s leading

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    Title page Slide 1 As you can see in the timeline above‚ it would be easy to assume that the Paleo-Indians had started out in the Northern Regions of modern day of America. Though‚ this is not the case‚ the really are estimated to started migrating north from Africa in as far back as 200‚000 BCE. But‚ aside from that‚ you can see that from Northern Asia‚ they traveled eastward towards Northern America for a time period of about 15‚000 years. Slide 2 So‚ the Paleo-Indians during their point of

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