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    The Harlem Renaissance

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    The Harlem Renaissance The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural movement influenced by the Great Depression also known as "New Negro Movement" taking place between 1918- 1937. These concerns began after The Great Migration. The Great Migration was the movement of hundreds of blacks from the economically depressed rural south to the north. African Americans moved to the North in order to take advantage of the employment opportunities created by World War II. It was the most influential movement in African

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    Freedom of press

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    on weakening the church’s monopoly in 16th century; then moving to 18th century‚ I will argue the relationship between the growing press market and freedom of the press after the success of American Revolution‚ I will also give an example of the zoot suit phenomenon happened in early 20th century which I think is related to the idea of freedom of press; finally I will discuss the corporations and state surveillance on people’s free expression and press freedom which is now happening in the 21th century

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    Essay On American Culture

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    For many years now America has been seen as a melting pot. There are hundreds of immigrants coming every year from all over the world in search for something better. With them they bring their languages‚ traditions‚ music‚ and food but most importantly they bring their cultures and backgrounds that they can share with us. But does the multiplicity of cultures in the U.S (in LA) affect who we are today. Immigrants have had an impact in our society in many ways it was just very difficult for them

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    Timeline of Gangs in America

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    Aki Mae Munoz Part 1 Timeline of Gangs in America 06-23-2013 Part 1 Timeline of Gangs in America Gangs started out as a way for people who were socially distinct to come together as a unit; most consisted of people who were of the same ethnic background‚ unfortunately crime was a way for these groups of people to even the odds. One of the first gangs recorded was in 1820 in New York and through time gangs have become most predominant in four areas; New York‚ Chicago‚ Los Angeles and Mexico

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    white man is the devil(History). X disliked whites due to his childhood and the events that occurred to him and his family. His dad killed himself because of white men when X was very young. He started protesting as a young teen in the zoot suit riots. The zoot suit riot were a riot between cops and servicemen and the riots were about different minority groups trying to get their rights. In eighth grade‚ X was told by a teacher after saying he wanted to be a lawyer‚ ¨A lawyer? That’s not a realistic

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    Luis Valdez and Peter Malae on Prison Industrial Complex Prison Industrial Complex (PIC) is a term used to describe the overlapping interests of government and industry that use surveillance‚ policing‚ and imprisonment as solutions to social‚ economic‚ and political problems. Angela Davis is a journalist and American political activist who believes that the U.S practice of super-incarceration is closer to new age slavery than any system of criminal justice. She defines the PIC as biased for criminalizing

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    Rayan Apelian Racism “A Raisin in the Sun” is about a family‚ The Youngers‚ that lives in the south side of Chicago. Lena Younger (Mama) is the oldest in the family. She has a son named Walter and a daughter named Beneatha. Walter has a wife and son. The Youngers are a poor family. This is easily realized because five people are living in a small one bedroom apartment. The hopes of the family gets a boost when they get a 10‚000$ check from life insurance of Lena’s husband. Lena wants to buy a big

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    1940's Fashion

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    The 1940’s were heavily influenced by the occurrences that happened during this era. Some of these events including World War II‚ Recession; Revolutions‚ the ongoing feminism movement‚ Dior – The New Look and the Parisian Couture house. The 40’s era was where the fashion houses of Dior and Chanel ruled according to Style.com. They dictated the austere style‚ which was strict and plain; yet at the same time sophisticated yet masculine. The forties decade opened up an extensive variety of original

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    Malcolm x                                                                 Malcolm X was Born May 19‚ 1925 in Omaha‚ Nebraska‚ a time when black men and women were supposed to smilingly and quietly accept their role as second-class citizens. I was a time when black people‚ who were politely called Negroes in those days‚ were expected to sit at the back of the bus. They were not allowed to use “whites-only” drinking fountains‚ restaurants‚ or rest rooms in South. Worst of all‚ black people in America

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    Hipster Thesis

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    main goal is to keep out of a society which‚ he thinks‚ is trying to make everyone over in its own image. He takes marijuana because it supplies him with experiences that can’t be shared with "squares." He may affect a broad-brimmed hat or a zoot suit‚ but usually he prefers to skulk unmarked. The hipster may be a jazz musician; he is rarely an artist‚ almost never a writer. He may earn his living as a petty criminal‚ a hobo‚ a carnival roustabout

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