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    everything into a gloomy black. The fire changed from orange to blue as the temperatures rose like the thick black fumes that were stretching skywards. I stood there helplessly feeling like a burnt child dreads fire. Shock and fear engulfed me. Cries of desperation and wail of sirens of the fire engine could be heard. Civil defence combatted the threatening inferno with jets of water. There was a menagerie of uniformed fire fighters battling the flames and angelic white paramedics rendering

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    THE ENEMY BY PEARL S BUCK GIST OF THE LESSON: • Dr. Sadao‚ a Japanese surgeon finds a wounded American soldier on the beach near his house. • He is unable to throw him back though he was his enemy as he was a doctor and his first duty was to save a life. • Hana‚ his wife‚ though initially reluctant because it was dangerous for all including the children to keep the enemy in the house‚ joins her husband in operating and nursing the enemy soldier back to health‚ even though the servants

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    eyed baby in my pink jacket sitting among all the brown skinned‚ brown eyed‚ and black haired Native babies. I do however remember going to Pow Wows in Terrace. These two places are very different from each other‚ the Costal peoples having very different traditions from the Plains peoples. One of the most major differences I noticed was the differences in the regalia. The Pow Wows in Terrace were mostly blackwhite and red as these were the

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    Black in Latin America In the film Black in Latin America‚ Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. takes an in-depth look at the island of Hispaniola‚ divided into the nations of the Dominican Republic and Haiti. In Hispaniola‚ the conflicting attitudes of the Dominicans and Haitians concerning their African ancestry is the main focus. The people of both nations share a largely African heritage‚ but their attitudes concerning this past are very different. While Dominicans tend to stress their “whiteness”

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    For my first art lecture‚ I attended Dr. Katherine Fusco an English Professor talk on Images of Children in Black in White. In the lecture‚ she talks about W.E.B Du Bois and how he uses his magazine and the photographs of black children being aimed at the black community. Also‚ she talked about the popular black child actor Farina who premiered in a hundred films that are aimed at the white community. She discusses how they used Farina to remind them of their sorrows and how Farina is seen more of

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    With films like Black Prison-White Playground‚ there is a shift from being represented by outsiders to having Aboriginals represent themselves. The fact that the filmmaker is an Aboriginal means that Black Prison-White Playground has a significant level of credibility and authenticity‚ as it is a film about Aboriginals‚ by an Aboriginal. Thus‚ if it is a film about indigenous people‚ having an indigenous filmmaker would make the film more real than any other external representations of the indigenous

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    From Nan‚ the woman who cared for Sethe when she was a child‚ Sethe learned that her mother had come "from the sea‚" and had been used and impregnated by many white men. Sethe’s mother had discarded the products of those pregnancies without even naming them‚ but had kept Sethe‚ whose father was black; to Sethe‚ "she gave the name of the black man." Like all the slave children at the place where she lived‚ Sethe was only nursed by her mother for a couple of weeks‚ after which she was turned over to

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    D1: Describe the purpose of ONE (1) setting that is statutory provision for each age range. A statutory provision for under 5’s could be a nursery as it is fully funded by the government. The government dictates that education must be provided for all children under 5 although it is the parents’ wishes to send children to nursery. The intention of a nursery is so that they educate the children before they start school‚ also they can help develop their social and their motor skills so that they

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    between three young Black males: Tre Styles (Cuba Gooding‚ Jr.)‚ Darrin “Doughboy” Baker (Ice Cube)‚ and Ricky Baker (Morris Chestnut). The audience witnesses how racism‚ indifference‚ rampant violence‚ and the increasing disintegration of the Black family in South Central Los Angeles militate against the coming of age of these three Black males. one of the most damaging structural elements in the film is the Black family itself. The film exposes an increasing dissolution of the Black family in South

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    are you doing here at this time? It can be dangerous. Emma slides the cookies under the door. YOUNG BOY VOICE: Thank you Janice! we are starving. Touch my hand‚ I miss you so much. The young boy puts his hand under the door. It was a little black hand. Emma is terrified‚ because she believes that is the way the elves hands look. Emma is shacking but still she decides to touch his hand. YOUNG BOY VOICE: Are you okay? you aren’t saying anything. Why? EMMA: I’m... Not Janice. YOUNG BOY

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