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    Racism in the World

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    Is racism still a prevalent force in our modern society? Many people in America like to believe that racism is no longer apart of today’s world. They couldn’t be farther from the truth. In the twentieth-century‚ racism seemed to hit an all-time high around the world. With America trying to cope after the Civil War and Europe facing genocide‚ discrimination seemed inevitable‚ but can the problem of racism be solved? When looking back on America’s history after the Civil War‚ racism is apparent

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    The Secret Monologue

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    The first rule is there are no bad kids. Sure there are days when there’s one kid who just can’t seem to keep themselves from starting problems with every camper and counselor in sight. But the children in my camp group are five and six. They definitely don’t have their emotions in check. So‚ on a monday morning‚ when a new curly haired camper starts picking fights with all the girls in our group‚ it took all my effort not to write her off as a trouble maker. Now i’m not saying it was easy‚ i’m

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    Eng-102-12 2/12/15 Social Responsibility (Burt’s Bees) With great social status comes great social responsibility. Any company with high enough social status should take huge responsibility in leading the world in a righteous direction. Burt’s Bees has been a role model for earth-friendly‚ natural personal health care products for many years. The company creates skin care products‚ with the greater good of all in mind. An examination of Burt’s Bees will reveal its campaign to achieve an image of

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    Save the Bees! For many people‚ seeing any insect with a stinger invokes foul memories of being tormented by a menacing bee‚ wasp‚ or hornet. Many victims might recall a moment of sudden panic while sitting on the edge of the pool on a warm summer day; they suddenly hear an incessant buzzing noise and look down to see a tiny yellow and black bumblebee flying dangerously close to their skin. There is no time to discern the intent of this bee‚ be it malevolent or benign. Immediately‚ the primeval

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    scared of bees‚ but bees are vital in many ways. The extinction of bees can cause a huge environmental impact‚ just like the extinction of any creature‚ but what would happen? I love bees‚ but many people kill bees because they are afraid of them‚ but my grandfather kept bees and there was nothing to be afraid of. Many people don’t believe that bees are so nice because of their experiences of stinging‚ but what really is the truth? How do bees interact with humans? Should we be afraid of bees? Well

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    for it if they cannot have each other. On a different side of the argument‚ the television drama‚ The Secret Life of the American Teenager‚ illustrates that immaturity can complicate and ruin young love. Another example of teens being able to comprehend the seriousness of love is in the movie‚ A Walk To Remember‚ directed by Adam Shankman‚ which displays that love outweighs all uncertainty in life. Additional opinions

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    Population Decline of Bees Have you heard the latest buzz about our sweetest pollinator? Honeybees‚ the world’s most common and important pollinator‚ are slowly dying off. One in every three bites of food are pollinated by bees‚ the Earth would collapse without them (Grossman). Of course everything has an opposing side‚ and many people believe nothing is wrong with the Earth’s bee population‚ focusing more on other dying off pollinators. The population of bees is slowly becoming lower‚ possibly

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    Racism In Australia

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    Racism encouranged through the media The problem. We’ve all come across it‚ we’ve all heard about it‚ we’ve all talked about changing it for the better. Racism. It is known that forty per cent of Australia’s population are immigrants from around two hundred different countries. On the ‘Come to Australia’ website‚ a website designed to encourage immigrants‚ it claims that “Australians’ value the wealth of cultural diversity and the social sophistication that international immigrants bring to our

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    Overcoming Racism

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    Overcoming Racism C. P. Ellis had experienced much in his lifetime. He went from poverty to financial independence. He was involved in different organizations in order to make himself feel valid. This helped him gain back his self esteem. In his lifetime‚ he blamed all of his problems on black individuals and became racist. Studs Terkel in his essay‚ “C.P. Ellis‚” explains the way Ellis overcame his racist beliefs. Throughout his lifetime‚ Ellis has achieved many other accomplishments. According

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    could take over someone’s life and pop up when the moment is least expected or leaving for a voyage is the go-to every few months. “Uncle Marcos” written by Isabel Allende and “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” written by James Thurber‚ both have protagonists that live very different form of the norm. These two main characters share the same qualities they have in the fictional stories. By being similar‚ they can learn from each other. Each character has a different life‚ one tries to fill the void

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