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    People die every day due to dangerous situations but there are skills that can help people survive. Bethany Hamilton was able to survive a shark attack‚ Aron Ralston managed to escape from being trapped under a rock‚ and Hyeonseo Lee managed to escape from North Korea. Each of them was able to use a different skill that aided in their survival. To be a survivor people should stay calm‚ be smart‚ and have self-control. To begin‚ being calm has helped many people survive dangerous situations. This

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    “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee inspired by the Scottsboro Boys The trial of the Scottsboro Boys is one of the most significant moments in American history. Back in 1931 a group of nine black teenage boys‚ also named Scottsboro Boys‚ were accused of raping two white women in Alabama. A fight broke out in a train and a group of white men reported they had been attacked by black teenagers. The train stopped in Scottsboro‚ Alabama‚ where the black boys were arrested by a local sheriff after

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    Story” Analysis “A Story” by Li-Young Lee is a melancholy poem expressing a relationship between father and son‚ focusing primarily on the father’s thoughts. Their relationship gets complicated when the dad can not come up with a story for his pleading son because he is too wrapped up in worrying about a possible future in which he fails to come up with a tale causing the son to leave‚ essentially ruining their relationship before it even has a chance to develop. Lee accomplishes delivery of this relationship

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    determined by their gender and sexuality‚ which is greatly exemplified in this novel. I think the main point is to exemplify how Harper Lee incorporated African Americans into the current times when Brown vs Board of Education was underway in 1954 and demonstrated the reality of the South’s race problem. I think that this is interesting because it shows you how Harper Lee introduced it into her novel while it was a very big problem and is still a current topic of issue in the world today. In another

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    Racism and discrimination often steps in between righteousness and justice‚ causing wrong to become right. In the novel To Kill A Mockingbird‚ by Harper Lee‚ A lawyer by the name of Atticus Finch is asked to defend a black man by the name of Tom Robinson who is accused of raping a white woman named Mayella Ewell. She lives with her father Bob Ewell and several children near the dumps of Maycomb. The Ewells are often seen as savages. It doesn’t make sense for Atticus to defend Tom Robinson‚ he should

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    Native Speaker was written by Chang-rae Lee in the twentieth century and published in 1995. The novel takes place in New York‚ depicting the late twentieth century. The protagonist is Henry Park‚ a spy for an espionage firm who has been deserted by his wife. Henry is first chosen to work in this espionage firm because he possesses exceptional skill in blending into varied surroundings. He fails his first assignment‚ which was to spy on Dr. Emile Luzan; afterwards‚ Luzan dies mysteriously‚ and Henry

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    the Raisin in the Sun. Which character do you feel deals with disappointment more effectively.” In the play “A Raisin in the Sun”‚ there are two specific characters that are often built up only to be let down‚ Lena Eggleston Younger and Walter Lee Younger. Deferral seems to be an evolving constant in this family. Before even being introduced to a play‚ a tone of disappointment is set by the poem “Harlem”. Something shared in common amongst these two characters are that they both watched the dying

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    sometimes go to their head and make them too arrogant so in order to prevent that‚ the !Kung San tell their hunters/buyers that their meat is awful. They believe that arrogance can lead to someone thinking they are better than others and murder them. (Lee

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    A Story by Li-Young Lee presents an affectionate relationship between a father and his son‚ both of them searching for the right words to say to one another. The father worries that he has exhausted his supply of interesting stories and frantically pines for something‚ anything that will keep his son interested. He realizes that his son will eventually grow up and lose the cheerful admiration with which he looks at his father now. Through the use of literary techniques‚ Lee builds up the internal

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    No matter how hard they try‚ there are some people who cannot get ahead in life. Walter Lee Younger is a man who is frustrated with his current position in life‚ and every disappointment he has encountered thus far. Although he tries to be a loving man‚ sometimes he does not know how to show the idea of love‚ "Sometimes...sometimes...I don’t even know how to try" (Hansberry 89). His position in life can be regarded as symbolic of every black male struggling to provide for his family by any means

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