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    Issa Rae has always been an awkward girl; she’s always worn the wrong pants‚ kissed the wrong boy‚ and felt the wrong way‚ or simply been the wrong girl. The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl is a dazzling collection of essay about growing up learning to love the things in your life that makes it unique‚ even when those things also make it mighty awkward. She writes about being a black girl who just cannot dance‚ about being unhappy working in cubicle as her web series was taking off‚ about not

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    Boys vs Girls

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    Guys vs Girls I’ve always been the kind of person who has more guy friends than girl friends. Girls tend to cause unnecessary drama‚ pick people apart and run their mouths. In truth‚ guys make better friends because they are lenient‚ aren’t as judgmental and know how to be straightforward. It’s always enjoyable spending time with people who are laid-back and relaxed. When hanging out with guys it’s about having a good time no matter how you look or what you’re doing. Girls on the other hand

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    At first glance‚ one might not think Black Like Me‚ a book with such real issues millions of people face daily‚ and The Truman Show‚ a movie about a man being born and raised all while being filmed by thousands of cameras without his knowledge‚ would have a lot in common. The latter can really only be relatable to few‚ if any at all‚ where something like the racism written about in Black Like Me can resonate to millions of people world wide. After digging deeper‚ however‚ the similarities between

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    Racism In Black Like Me

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    the past centuries. We have won two world wars and expanded basic human rights to all females and colored people but one brutal fact remains‚ racism is still very alive. Although it is nowhere near as bad and cruel as it was during the 1950’s (as “Black Like Me” depicts so accurately) racism is absolutely unacceptable even if it is miniscule. John Howard Griffin courageously went against the overwhelming wave of popular racism in America and dissected the truth and made it public for all people to know

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    Girls vs Boys

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    Girls Vs. Boys By: Reina Thayer Materials: 5 boys‚ 5 girls‚ blindfold‚ lemon juice‚ vinegar‚ lavender scent‚ vanilla scent‚ pencil‚ envelope‚ sharpening stone‚ shirt pin‚ plastic‚ aluminum‚ stone‚ Styrofoam‚ salt‚ cinnamon‚ powdered sugar‚ and pepper Procedure: I first started off with one of the five girls and covered her eyes with a blindfold. Next‚ I started with the smell category and had her identify each of the four objects using only here sense of smell; I then recorded if

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    she was in love with this kid Bryan‚ but he said that he didn’t like black girls. What Rebecca attempts to do is to make herself not be black by showing Bryan that she is “not related to black girls”. The second part of the reading is Rebecca talking about how her experience is when moving to Atlanta to live with her Uncle Bobby‚ his sons‚ and Uncle Curt. She talks about how she likes to hang out with her Uncle because she treats her like one of his sons. She also talks about how she does not want to

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    the Americas” by Aurora Levin Morales and “What’s It like to be a Black Girl” by Patricia Smith. The works focus on the psyche of two women of African descent‚ plagued by the historical American public perceptions of their culture. These negative perceptions play an important part of the individual’s psyche due to prejudice. It has misconstrued and distorted the minds of these young African American girls. These poems show how two young girls from different American minority sub-cultures‚ view themselves

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    A Girl Like Her Analysis

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    The documentary “A Girl Like Her” is about Jessica Burns and Avery Keller who is a sophomore in South Brookdale High School. Avery Keller is a really popular girl that has her little group of friends and thinks that she is the best. Everybody knows Avery but on the other hand‚ nobody really knows Jessica. Jessica and Avery were very good friends but Jessica wanted fame and that did not involve Avery. Then Jessica and Avery separated and are not friends now but Jessica is bullying Avery. Brian Slater

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    Sociology: Black Like Me

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    based on their abilities. (Class notes‚ SOCI 201‚ Winter 2010) An example to illustrate this argument from Black Like Me is found on page 39. The elderly owner of the Y café complained to Griffin about how unfair the economic system was to black people. Many brilliant black students graduated with great marks‚ but still ended up doing the most menial work or very few selected jobs. Many black people‚ therefore‚ chose not to educate themselves. As a result‚ the whites said they were not worthy of first-class

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    Black Like Me Analysis

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    In Black Like Me‚ written by John Howard Griffin‚ Mr. Griffin‚ a white novelist‚ experiences a treacherous journey throughout the Deep South disguised as an African American. He encounters racism‚ discrimination‚ and hate from various whites‚ but receives affection and hospitality from other African Americans. In this essay‚ I am going to explain Mr. Griffin’s findings in his bold exploration in the Deep South during the 1959’s. First‚ most African Americans in the Deep South didn’t receive the luxury

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