Facing Challenges Makes You Stronger Essay

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    Imagine waking up one day to find that the civil rights that you had possessed the day before were deprived. Would you be the one to initiate a civil rights movement to regain it? Rarely are there cases of a true hero that’s willing to fight for, not just their rights, but others in their group. Even if they didn’t intend to gain recognition for doing it, many are written down in history as a major influence in society. These heroes could look like the average citizen, however, when circumstances

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    Maya Angelou’s classic novel I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings is a tale of an African American family facing racism, oppression and prejudice acts in the deep south of Stamps, Arkansas in the 1930’s and 1950’s. Throughout Maya’s early childhood she suffers from traumatizing events, that leads to her powerful voice of inspiration that challenges the dominant ideology of racism. Throughout Maya’s novel her tone can be summarized as personal, scorn, and serious. Her purpose of writing I know Why the

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    her to lead her colleagues to successfully carry out their duties. When asked to define leadership, Kanji described that the main goal of a leader is to obtain trust from others within the organization. She believes that the people that surround you must feel that they are part of something, not just outsiders. At the same time, they should be confident that the leader is one of their own and not an unknown individual. They should be assured that their opinions matter and know that their needs

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    glance the book may seem to uphold the idea that the framers wrote the Constitution in order to protect civil liberties, Holton has a different opinion. To avoid a one sided book, the author not only looks at the framers intent, but the struggles facing the American people. This book emphasizes the alternative interpretations offered by Americans on the origins of the Constitution. Holton’s purpose with this book was to show that the framers interests involved making America more attractive to

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    Overcoming Obstacles William F. Halsey explains, "All problems become smaller if you don't dodge them but confront them." This shows that facing a difficulty face to face will help it go away. In Speak, mute Melinda was unable to overcome her struggle since she attempted to “dodge” the truth. However, when Melinda finally spoke out about what happened to her, she immediately felt better about the struggle she was dealing with. The main theme of the novel and ancillary texts is overcoming obstacles

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    The stresses that we as leaders encounter daily tend to become a problem across all organizations and the leaders of today find themselves facing many challenges such as coaxing people at all levels. For anyone that has led, you know the main part of leadership does not begin at the top, it stems from the middle level leaders. In the book “The360-degree Leader”, authored by John C. Maxwell, he outlines philosophies a leader can implement in an effort to increase significance and empower on all

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    Still I Rise

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    be identified in the use of language features applied by the author. The poem ‘Still I rise’ written by Maya Angelou, is one such text. The text explores the persona’s opinion towards discrimination and her attitudes that enable her to overcome challenges. The positive attitudes of the character (persona) are determination, confidence and powerful which are revealed through the use of simile, repetition, rhetorical questions and personification. In ‘Still I Rise’, Maya Angelou uses the language

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    “Archetypal Energy”. This means that the soul would then have this or live up to their archetype. The journey archetype can be known as learning the language of your soul, as it guides you to a huge step into the real world, finding, and understanding yourself and others. Humans often go through hardships but make it through in the end because they know they have so much to live for. They also have a relation to where mythology came from, they formulate the life of all the archetypes. Archetypes

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    range of options to choose from: in dealing with a host of threats. These included: the increased use of conventional forces to small and large nuclear weapons. As, this was based on two main principals most notably: destroying the enemy’s ability to make retaliatory strikes against American interests and only attacking the cities along with other population centers as a last resort. (Cohen, 1986, pp.

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