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    campus and in the world in general, I see a lot of white faces. I see them in textbooks, I see them in positions of power, I see them in classmates, and I see them in success stories. By occupying space, and specifically occupying space that was not intended for me (however that doesn’t make the space I inhabit

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    Pleasantville Introduction: Comparing the life we live in now to the 1950s, it is clear that our world has changed. Not only has our world physically differed, but also the people who occupy it. Around the world, people have various ways of thinking, interpreting, and relating to how people lived in the past. Major traditional conventions from the past have completely changed. Throughout the film, Pleasantville, the director Gary Ross utilizes character development to present the idea that breaking

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    Junot Diaz’s “How to Date a Brown girl (Black Girl, White Girl, or Halfie)” is more than a mere story about handjobs. It is a satirical piece about a young dominican boy named Yunior explaining how to pick up girls. The He gives advice on how to change your style depending on the girls ethnicity and social class. It is told from a second person perspective as if the he was addressing the reader directly. Diaz uses setting, satire , and theme to highlight the cultural differences in the United States

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    Parker, did not give him a proper goodbye, as having one would have offset some of the pain of parting. A novel’s ending can be viewed in a similar way: a good ending leaves the reader satisfied and ties up loose ends the way a proper goodbye helps tie up the pain of parting. However, a bad ending, or no goodbye, leaves the reader empty and irritated, since the story has not accomplished its purpose for the reader. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain had an inappropriate ending because

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    group of white men, come to visit Tom Robinson’s jail cell. These men were presumably the KKK, a white nationalist group that discriminates colored people. Luckily, Atticus, scout, Jem, and Dill were there to stop those men from harming Tom. As many readers can see, this is an example of mob mentality. Till today there are incidents of mob mentality and organizations that people create to take matter into their own hands. For example, in the U.S, organizations such as the Neo Nazi’s and white supremist

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    Americans and whites segregated. Jim Crow had started in 1877; The book Warriors Don't Cry is a memoir from the Battle to Integrate Little Rock’s Central High which occurred around 1941. In the event of Jim Crow whites were fighting for power and African Americans were fighting for equality. The Little Rock Nine were nine African American students who finally come to possession of integrating with whites. It was the first time any African American students went to Central High with whites, let along

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    logos in paragraph four which says "There are seventy-two crimes in the State of Virginia, which, if committed "by a "black, (matter, how ignorant he be), subject him to the punishment of death; while only two of the same comes will subject a white male to tie like punishment". That is logos because it was showing statistics on crimes. In paragraph eleven it shows logos because of the statistics in the sentence which says "It is carried on in all the large towns and cities in one-half of this confederacy

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    painting includes multiple men all cramped together competing in a bike race. The painting is very geometrical and does not show much detail to the people or bikes. After looking closely, it could be seen that the man in first place is white. The people behind the white man have darker skin but are still not in last, riding in somewhat of a line. Trailing behind is an African American, with no one else around him, in last place. Feininger attempts to show his viewers the hardships African Americans

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    essay, larger purpose is to explain how racism still affects the black community as a whole and how feminism is being discriminated. With the researched that I’ve done, many black men are disproportionately being racially profiled and targeted by white police officers because of their skin color and sexism and feminism is highly portrayed negatively that makes women look

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    have male friends. Ariel has two friends, a fish called Flounder and a lobster called Sebastian. Snow White’s only friends are the seven male dwarfs found in the woods. In Snow White, the dwarves may symbolize children. All of the dwarves are small and incapable of doing chores or cooking food. This means that Snow White is instantly turned into a ‘mother figure’, even though she herself is only 14 years old. When she first walks through the door, she exclaims “Oh! What a cute little chair. Why,

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