Mary Crow Dog’s We Aim Not to Please is a first-hand account of Crow Dog’s time spent involved with the American Indian Movement. A movement initially created to contest police brutality would later lay the foundation for social change, and restore a greater sense of pride and spirituality among native people. The methods and the […]
Candidate: There are many events where my beliefs led to change, but the two I would pick are the Save Our Children campaign and the briggs initiative a.k.a proposition 6. ?Proposition 6 was a ballot initiative put to a referum on the california state ballot, lucky for our community the failed initiative that sought to […]
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People Megan Fox (Memphis, TN) is a bisexual actress and model. She is best known for her roles in the movies Transformers, Jennifer’s Body, and Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. “I have no question in my mind about being bisexual,’ she told Esquire. Miley Cyrus (Franklin, TN) is pansexual. Although she may be best […]
Queer people in the United States are victims of hate crimes at a rate of two times more than Muslim or black people, four times that of Jews, and 14 times that of Latinos.[footnoteRef:1] The Lgbtq+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, plus) community in America has been a people group that has fought […]
On June 27, 1969, a police raid at the Stonewall Inn in New York City resulted in rioting by more than 400 people in the streets outside the inn (Police Again Rout ‘Village’ Youths Outbreak by 400 Follows a Near-Riot Over Raid, 1969). The raid is said to have been due to the illegal sale […]
My case is case 1 the Aberdeen three. The Aberdeen Proving ground is a US Army facility for chemical weapons where they develop, tested, stored, and dispose of chemical weapons and waste during World war 2. Carl Gepp manager of the Pilot Plant, William Dee the developer of binary chemical weapon, and Robert Lentz in […]
Today, Health care facilities are designed in a very compact and artificial manner. This may be due to the capitalist economy, clients and smaller lands to build on. There are fewer windows with views to the outdoors, too much artificial lighting and ventilation, no green spaces, lack of interaction between people, all of which are […]
The struggle between conservation and development Crystal Heng Si Ying School of Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University On a bleak, drizzly morning, Singaporeans bade farewell to the iconic Rochor Centre, nestled in the heart of the city. Characterized by Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats of four distinct colours — yellow, blue, green and pink, […]
Lord of the Flies by William Goulding is the book I have decided to choose for my 3rd quarter essay. It was a book that fascinated me when I read it and is debatably my favorite book that we have learned in school up to this point. To begin, it touches on so many different […]
Human rights embody ore values. Among them, there is the dignity of all human beings their equality of fundamental worth and their need to live in this community, with respect and empathy for others, but also with some measure of industrial liberty. Mostly west world countries don’t have any monopoly on these values, but people […]
Why grant wood’s American gothic painting is parodied and Ben Shawn’s Rural rehabilitation client (1935) photo isn’t. Creator of the American Gothic, Grant DeVolson Wood was born in 1981 on a farm in Iowa. When he finished high school in 1910, He he went to the Minneapolis School of Design were for a short […]
Flavors Leave a Bad Taste In his essay “Why the Fries Taste Good” Eric Schlosser details the secretive and elaborate processes of food flavor production. He explains a lack of transparencies in flavor production is overwhelmingly negative for the consumer; Its drawbacks include it being biologically manipulative, factually misleading, and can be bad for your […]
Over time, humanity has faced a plethora of global extinction level events that could have driven us to the end of humanity. The Black Plague, World War 2, Cold War and several other global events have tested us and somehow we have withstood against all odds and are still thriving on earth. In the 21st […]
Award-winning poet, Edna St. Vincent Millay, is known for her wonderfully composed poems. She was a poet, as well as was a playwright, actress, and a women’s activist. Living in a time where numerous progressions were being made to society, Edna could utilize her verse to express her sentiments about specific subjects.Edna St. Vincent Millay […]
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, my loving husband, was a legendary man who was also an amazing president. He had battles all throughout this life and he was taken too soon from me. And not just me, but Caroline and John-John, too. That day is not a day I ever want to live again. November 22, 1963, […]
The Manor Farm, which resides in England, is just your typical country residence. You’ve got the field for hay, the barn for animals to spend the night in, and of course the house for humans to live in. Why, none of this would be there if it weren’t for humans to make it possible. The […]
Throughout the 1920s, Adolf Hitler began to consolidate power and gain popularity in Germany’s Bavarian region. Due to economic instability caused by the Great Depression, Hitler and supporters in the Nazi party were able to seize control of Germany. Hitler became Chancellor in 1933 and immediately began enacting laws to support his ideas on the […]
In November 26, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was in a motorcade in Dealey Plaza, a park in Dallas Texas, when he was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald. At approximately 1:00 pm, President John F. Kennedy was pronounced dead. After the assassination had taken place, the entire nation was left in shock as their late […]
Deadly diseases have been an issue in developing countries for centuries. Although, their impact has historically decreased, disease affiliated death rates remain high in many places. One of the most affected regions is Haiti, where diseases, such as cholera, have been the leading causes for health related deaths. This matter has been an issue to […]
Desmond Thomas Doss was a devout Seventh-day Adventist, so he believed that one should never kill another person under any circumstance. He also believed that Saturdays were sabbath. It is easy to imagine that Desmond’s beliefs were very contradictory to his duties when he joined the U.S. Army during World War 2. Although Desmond enrolled […]
The novel “Song of Everlasting Sorrow” written by Wang Anyi starts off with the core pieces of Shanghai explaining to the very last detail of what really makes this place such a hot topic. In the very core of Shanghai, locates Longtangs which consists of close neighbors and the cause of fast spreading gossip. In […]
Both Dwight Okita’s poem, ‘In Response to Executive Order 9066: All Americans of Japanese Decent Must Relocation Centers’ and Sandra Cisneros’ short story ‘Mericans’ explore the dissonance being an American born citizen of immigrant decent. The common theme of these two stories is a battle between ethnic culture and immersed culture. Both children of the […]
The late 1700s through early 1800s saw a major shift from huge Victorian dresses with extensive undergarments to thinner Greek-inspired forms. This change occurred as a direct result of America’s independence from British rule. The idea behind this shift was to appear less British and more democratic, hence why inspiration was drawn from the democratic […]
In this day and age humans are very diverse creatures, Every bloodline in this world is mixed with at least one other race but we still characterize ourselves into categories such as caucasian, african american, native american, etc with the basing of those categories being how each human appears. Transracial adoption refers to a term […]
Throughout history, many have asked ‘‘Why did the Europeans have such power over Africans and Natives?” Why did Adolf Hitler rule the Jewish?’, and ultimately “How is Climate Change Affecting our world”. Overtime information has been collected, and now we’re able to see the history of these events, with time stamps. In today’s paper, I’m […]
There is a kind of culture that was used during World War 2, Fascism. Its meaning and use will be mentioned as well as how it was used in the world. What will be discussed is the origin of it and what was most known for this culture. Primarily, one of the largest things to […]
Throughout my time spent creating in high school and college, my work has often focused upon aspects of myself or the outside world, specifically having to do with influential movements like Romanticism, Impressionism, Symbolism, and Naturalism or Realism in art history. I have previously delved into subjects such as my ancestry, in which I expressed […]
What role does Emotion play in our use of justice? Justice- Just behavior or treatment. Emotion- a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one’s circumstances, mood, or relationships with other. (Based on the author she states that Emotion=Justice) In order to have Justice it needs to have Emotion because there can not be Justice […]
Everything evolves over time, people, plants, animals, technology, even music. Nothing stays the same for decades at a time, little things change, then more little things change, then one compares it to its roots to find that it is largely different from what it evolved to. Music is no exception. The jazz music came to […]
In Between the Acts Woolf depicts the lost past in the present: ‘The room was empty. Empty, empty, empty, silent, silent, silent. The room was a shell, singing of what was before time was; a vase stood in the heart of the house, alabaster, smooth , cold (like the dead), holding the still, distilled essence […]
