“In the decades since my youth, I’ve witnessed the explosion of fatherless families and an exponential increase in illiteracy and crime.” Living life with the absence of a father is difficult to deal with and has its own consequence for the future life. The book is defined as One Name, Two fates; divided into eight […]
Critical race theory (CRT) states that race is not biologically natural, but is instead a socially constructed idea that functions to maintain the interests of the white population who constructed the idea. In the film, Do the Right Thing, produced and directed by Spike Lee, the film investigates power dynamics in the context of race […]
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Get help with your assignmentBlacKKKlansman is an American comedy-drama movie that was directed by Spike Lee. The movie was originally released in 1966 as Crossed the Color Line and was later recast and released in 2018. Its main character is an African American male named Jerry Ellsworth. His daughter is among those who die in a church after being […]
“Me talk pretty one day” is an essay composed by David Sedaris in 2005. It recounts the narrative of the creators return to school at the age of 41 and about his involvement in learning French in Paris with an extremely severe educator. The topic of the article is David Sedaris mentality towards learning another […]
Gap Year is a long journey for young people in western countries before they go to school or work after graduation, so that students can experience a different lifestyle from the social environment in which they live before entering the society. A gap year, students travel outside their home country, often doing work related to their […]
Introduction Bureaucracy is a system of organizing things (Weber, M. (2015). College bureaucracy is the process through which students acquire their education. The main aim of a college education is for the purpose of higher learning; nonetheless, bureaucratic problems in schools can limit people’s educational experiences as a result of complexities in the system. Within […]
Hobbies are often defined as as something done for enjoyment, but what if I told you about a hobby that can offer you so much more? Volunteering at a local hospital is a rewarding hobby, as it provides health benefits, the feeling of accomplishment in the community and social network, and opens the door to career […]
The reason why we have Black History Month is that we have to remember the African Americans who gone through segregation and how the white didn’t like the blacks back then. It is necessary because we have to know what the blacks had gone through and how did the segregation is over. There is no […]
Established by Carter G. Woodson in the year 1926, Black Month History is a period on the American calendar that serves to commemorate and celebrate the works and input of African-Americans in developing the nation. Black History Month is celebrated during the month of February. During this period, all Americans irrespective of their races or […]
Can you imagine being born into the world only to soon have your life controlled by someone else because of the color of your skin? This was not something that began with you but was something that trickled down through your family from generation to generation. Stated in the “Black History Timeline,” “To satisfy the […]
The role of woman in each of these works play a significant role in each yet they are all portrayed in different aspects. The Epic of Gilgamesh is a very old story yet still the role of women in the story is very much important. You can get the idea that it might actually not be […]
Many Greek texts have many themes and are a foundation in learning about ancient times and interpreting them in the modern world. Many individuals read and decipher Greek Mythology in order to explain certain phenomena or beginnings of the world in addition to describing and telling stories about the social interactions, fate, power, family and […]
According to Aristotle, “Oedipus the King” was the perfect example of the perfect classical tragedy. Oedipus is of noble status, he is in every respect a king; noble in blood and in stature. Oedipus the King starts with Oedipus assuming his Kingship of the land of Thebes, thus confirming his noble stature even before the […]
The Mesopotamians and the Egyptians both were polytheistic meaning they believed in more than one god, and they built temples to praise their gods. When the Mesopotamians built their temples, they also made 40 feet platform called a ziggurat and Sumerians that were shrine waiting rooms (13). Especially gods and goddesses representing nature. The Mesopotamians […]
In the novel Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo’s story is told so the reader can get an understanding of the cultural values in the African tribe, which take place in Igbo village of Umuofia, Nigeria. Okonkwo is the main character, who symbolizes the African culture and the European involvement. The focus of the novel is Okonkwo […]
One solution that can be offered to prevent the overall tragedy of the commons, is to use “education” as a means to an end. Education is what allows for us to evolve our understanding of what is right and wrong. It helps us to establish our moral identity, and by establishing a universal environmental moral identity, […]
Flannery O’Connor was born in 1925, in Savannah, Georgia. Growing up she faced many hardships as she lost her father as a teenager. Her writing career began in high school where she was involved in her school paper. She studied writing at the University of Iowa and published “The Geranium,” her first short story, in […]
Lifeboat Ethics is a metaphor for the process of wealth and resource distribution as described by ecologist Garrett Hardin. In 1974, he published an article called, “Lifeboat Ethics: The Case against Helping the Poor,” that outlines his reasons that the wealthy nations worldwide should not be wholly responsible for supporting the needs of the poor. […]
Introduction This paper aims at summarizing the idea of three pieces of scholarly readings about environmental studies and discussing their perspectives and solutions to the issues raised in their readings. The common theme of the readings will be first traced. In the next section, I will compare the differences between their arguments, so that the […]
Everyday, the human race utilizes more than a million terajoules of energy. With the global population constantly increasing and industrialisation on the rise in nations that have just begun their development process, our species hunger for energy is reaching unprecedented levels. Over half of our energy comes from the burning of fossil fuels extracted from […]
Self-presentation theory is when people seek to configure how others perceive them. People will make an effort to conduct themselves in a way that is appealing to others. Self-presentation is driven by self-promotion which is the desire to gain higher social status, be economically stable, be admired by others, and be respected by peers. Self-presentation […]
Socialism is like having perpetual energy, for you cannot discard it. Many say it is a free lifestyle, for everyone is equal. Socialism in the past has had a goal of giving anyone who is not capable of working the same freedoms as someone who is. Yes, free healthcare and higher education sounds great but […]
Free college tuition sounds great. Infact, it was the hot topic in the 2016 presidential debate. Bernie Sanders compaised on the topic of free tuition in his platform. Sanders goal was “to relieve student debt and make higher education more accessible” (Hedlin 2). Guaranteed college tuition is a bad idea because it would create a […]
The questions that arise when you hear “free college” is where is the money going to come from, who’s actually paying for it and how much is it going to cost overall. Well according to one USA article in 2017 “Bernie Sanders introduced a bill last week, which would abolish tuition and fees at public […]
When things go downhill, we as humans tend to find a reason for it or blame something for it and this is true when it comes to more important subjects like the economy. During presidential elections, constant bashing of free trade led people to blame it as the cause for unemployment and a poor economy. […]
I always wondered what it would be like if we had school all year round. But then when I really have time to think about it, I realize I would not have a summer break. Witch means no long vacations in the warm summer with your family. In my opinion I would rather have regular […]
The curse of the U.S. long summer break is the summer slide that the American youth experiences Although the system implemented now of a serious of breaks and schooling provide some benefit, there is greater benefit in the school system switching to year-round. The implementation of year-round schooling would be a great addition to education […]
School can be very difficult and demanding. Many students dedicate hours and hours of their time studying, practicing, and preparing for upcoming quizzes and standardized tests. While numerous students study nonstop throughout the school year, it is almost impossible to avoid the “summer slide,” which refers to the loss of knowledge over the long summer […]
Italy: Gabriella Students in Italy begin attending school when they’re six years of age. They attend five years of elementary school (scuola elementare) and then go to middle school (scuola media) without taking any entrance exam. Middle school lasts 3 years, and contrary to elementary school, there is an exam student must pass. This exam […]
People think year-round schooling is very beneficial to students’ grades and test scores. Year-round schooling’s beginning to become more of a normal for many schools. This will affect many family schedules to become difficult to maintain. Students in high school agree that they wouldn’t enjoy year-round schooling and enjoy having summer. Most schools go 180 […]
