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    In an article called Malibu Local’s Only: “Boys will be Boys”‚ Brian Ludeke successfully argues how MLO qualifies as gang explaining multiple factors as to why it should be established as a criminal street gang. The California Penal Code 186.22‚ defines a criminal street gang as‚ “an ongoing organization of 3 or more persons‚ with a common name‚ or identifying mark or symbol‚ having as one of its primary activities the commission of the crimes listed and whose members individually or collectively

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    Boys' Analysis

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    Andrew Thurman Analysis Paper November 1‚ 2012 Relating to Boys For any author relating to their audience is extremely important if you want your message to be received. In Rick Moody’s “Boys” he is trying to relate the two boys in his story to anyone who reads it. He illustrates their lives‚ from birth‚ and shows the process of their maturation over time. The trick for Moody though is to try to take something like growing up‚ which is a very broad and personal event‚ and make everyone who reads

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    Dutchman by Amiri Baraka

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    Dutchman (play) The action focuses almost exclusively on Lula‚ a 30-year-old white woman‚ and Clay‚ a 20-year-old black male‚ who both ride the subway in New York City. Clay’s name is symbolic of the malleability of black identity and black manhood. It is also symbolic of integrationist and assimilationist ideologies within the contemporary black civil rights movement.[2] Lula boards the train eating an apple‚ an allusion to the Biblical Eve. The characters engage in a long‚ flirtatious conversation

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    On March 3rd‚ I went to a play called Boys Will Be Boys in UNI’s Interpreters Theatre. I initially went because a friend of mine was in it and they asked me to attend. I was excited because i’ve only seen plays done by Theatre UNI‚ so it would be a nice change to see a smaller scale production. The theatre is located in Lang Hall. It was a very intimate theatre with little to no staging. The actors had to rely solely on a few props and their ability to act. The play was written by a UNI grad student

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    “AM/Trak‚” which addresses the theory of the underlying relationship between art and culture. This simple theory of how culture works and how art reflects and influences the culture that produces it was the whole purpose of the literary movement led by Baraka. In order for one to understand their own experiences‚ they must acknowledge what factors have influenced how they have shaped their lives. By doing so‚ they will self-consciously discover and create themselves. The basis of Baraka’s poem‚ “AM/Trak”

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    Essay Analysis Philip Ross created a great essay in “The Boy and the Bank Officer.” He carefully chose creative and descriptive language while keeping the rhythm of the essay. He created an informative and insightful essay about a boy and a man’s experience while at the bank. This essay shows that people do care about the well-being of others‚ even if it is for their own good. The essay‚ “The Boy and the Bank Officer‚” starts out with a nameless man who thinks back to a old friend of his. The

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    Ca Ba By Amiri Baraka

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    because it is one of the poems that I could make a connection with on a personal level. This spectacular poem by Amiri Baraka centers around Baraka celebrating his African identity and what does it mean to be an African American; furthermore‚ he urges his fellow African Americans to unite and rise together as he acknowledges the hardships they go through in a white man society. Baraka converted to Islam and is credited with being the founding father of the Black Arts Movement‚ a “politically motivated

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    Analysis Of 'Tube Boy'

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    the essay I tended to rely heavily on solely descriptions‚ staying removed from the situation. While this can keep biases from clouding perception‚ being so far removed can also inhibit the ability to perform analysis due to not being fully submerged in the environment. I start the report with assumptions on the behavior of the young boy whom I nicknamed “Tube-Boy” as well as making assumptions about the players in the soccer field nearby. Starting with assumptions can lead to faulty analysis as I

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    has methods more subtle than death”(Andre Gride) Through out the 1930’s‚ the Jim Crow era was commencing within the south which lead to the great numbers in Blacks that were being suppressed. Black Boy by Richard Wright demonstrates all the obstacles that he has to overcome in his childhood. Black Boy introduces Richard as a child facing violence‚ racism and the low self-esteem that is depicted by the people around him. Richard moves from place to place‚ trying to find the ideal place where he can

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    The History Boys Analysis

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    The History Boys is a play by Alan Bennett that talks about 8 English boys in the 1980s‚ originally having their high school life happily but the situation changes when the new teacher Irwin arrived and broadened their horizons. They start to have struggles‚ confusion and realize the limitations put on them in the aspects of education‚ sexuality‚ morale and initiation during the time they are preparing for their A level exam. At last‚ most of them have a successful life under the elite education

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