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    Halle Berry

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    Actress and model. Halle Maria Berry was born August 14th‚ 1966‚ in Cleveland‚ Ohio. The youngest daughter of two girls and was born to Jerome Berry and Judith Hawkins-Berry‚ an interracial couple. Halle and her older sister Heidi spent the first few years of their childhood living in an inner-city neighborhood. Halle’s mother named her after a department store in Ohio she enjoyed shopping at. In the early 1970s‚ Jerome Berry abandoned his wife and children‚ after which Judith moved her

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    Period 4 Black Americans of Achievement: Halle Berry The book I was interested in reading was Black Americans of Achievement: Halle Berry. It was written by Rose Blue and Corinne Naden. Halle Berry was born on August 14th‚ 1968. She was named Halle Berry after a department store where her mother enjoyed shopping. She was born and raised in Cleveland‚ Ohio. She was also known as "The Girl with the

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    Wendell Berry

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    Timeline of Wendell Berry 1934- Born on August 5 in Henry County‚ Kentucky. Wendell Berry was raised in Newcastle‚ Kentucky. As a boy he began working on his father’s farm and neighboring farms. As a farmer he learned the benefits of farming. 1956- Earned B.A. in English at the University of Kentucky and then his M.A. a year later. His schooling expanded his vocabulary and in turn‚ made him the writer he was known as. 1959- Taught in the English Department at Stanford University. 1962- Goes to

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    Cranberry and Berries

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    and owned by growers of cranberries to process and markets their berries. The handling of process fruit RP1 was highly mechanized. The process could be classified into several operations; receiving and testing‚ dumping‚ temporary holding‚ destroying‚ dechaffing‚ drying separation and bulking and bagging. The objective of the total process was to gather bulk berries and prepare them for storage and processing into frozen fresh berries‚ sauce‚ and juice. In the case‚ there is a capacity for drying

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    Blacker The Berry

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    Kendrick Lamar’s February 2015 hit “The Blacker the Berry” was released in the wake of a slur of racial killings acted upon the black community. Most notable of these killings was the death of Trayvon Martin at the hands of George Zimmerman. This murder is seen as the catalyst for a number of movements aimed at that the goal of achieving justice and equality for the black community such as the social movement “Black Lives Matter.” In “The Blacker the Berry”‚ Lamar tackles topics such as racial hatred‚

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    The Blacker the Berry

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    Nyandeng Daw 12-1-2012 Ethnic Studies The Blacker the Berry The Blacker the Berry is a novel by Wallace Thurman and it’s a well-known novel from him. That tittle is part of an African American saying “The Blacker the Berry‚ the sweeter the juice.” Meaning that the darker the skin color of a black woman is‚ the tastier is their juice. The novel explores prejudice within the African American community. Emma Lou‚ one of the characters bears the “burden of blackness” every generation her family

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    Black Berries

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    look down on the poor. First of all‚ Plath and Komunyakaa both use symbols that impact the overall tone of their poems. Sylvia Plath demonstrates her emotional struggle and her need of company by stating she has a bond “blood sisterhood” with the berries and were she believes “they must love” her (Line 8). She is alone in the woods and the blackberries which are symbolic of imaginary people are her only company. This emphasizes her loneliness since she is imagining that the blackberries are people

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    To Diet or Not to Diet

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    that enfolds a larger group of people‚ than only the ones that want to lose weight. The definition says a diet is a special course of food to which a person is restricted‚ either for weight control or for medical reasons. For whatever reason a diet is followed‚ when can we conclude it is or isn’t recommended to follow a diet? Only a small group of people are restricted to following a diet. It’s not the people we think of first‚ the ones who need to lose weight‚ but it’s the ones who need it for

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    Goji Berries Thesis

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    The Truth about Goji Berries – What Are Their Effects on Your Health? So you’re doing your shopping list for the super-healthy-foods that you decided to eat from now on. Here is our suggestion to help you with your list – Goji Berries. Believe it or not‚ Goji Berries are considered to be the most nutritionally dense fruit that can be found on Earth. In China and Tibet medicine‚ Goji berries have been used for thousands of years. These countries also used them as a culinary ingredient. This super-food

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    The Blacker the Berry

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    Emma Lou is plagued by the color of her skin. She was born with skin that is too black. Her mother was a fairer-skinned African-American‚ as was the majority of her mother’s family‚ but her father‚ who left her mother soon after Emma Lou was born‚ was a dark-skinned black man. Her family constantly regrets the color of her skin. She and her family tried to lighten her skin with creams and bleaching‚ but to no avail. Emma Lou wishes that she had been a boy. Her mother has always told her "that a black

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