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    "There is nothing about man that is not strange to an immortal." This is the viewpoint of Satan in Mark Twain’s “Letters from the Earth”. Throughout this piece‚ Satan writes to Saint Michael and Saint Gabriel about his observations of mankind. Satan watches us contradict ourselves in our ideas of religion. I believe that man created the idea of God as a way to help us understand the world. We created a set of rules that we are required to follow in order to enter the kingdom of Heaven. When

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    Ballad of Birmingham 2 Dudley Randall was born 14 January 1914 in Washington‚ D.C. Randall led a life full of intellectual exploration‚ service‚ and literary entrepreneurship. He started writing poetry at an early age‚ and filled notebooks throughout his years‚ drawing on the civil rights movement‚ work experiences‚ travels‚ and personal experiences for inspiration. In addition to serving his country in the Pacific theatre during World War II‚ Randall worked for Ford Motor Company‚ the U.S. Postal

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    King‚ Jr. It is quite apparent as to why Martin Luther King‚ Jr. was involved in the peaceful protests and demonstrations; he even goes into great detail in his Letter from Birmingham Jail. But why did he write this letter? He wrote this letter for purposes of the utmost importance. Martin Luther King‚ Jr. wrote the Letter from Birmingham Jail because he needed to keep fighting for the cause‚ was hugely saddened by the inaction and response of white religious leaders‚ and to put all the misunderstandings

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    January 1914 in Washington‚ D.C. Randall led a life full of intellectual exploration‚ service‚ and literary entrepreneurship. He started writing poetry at an early age‚ and filled notebooks throughout his years‚ drawing on the civil rights movement‚ work experiences‚ travels‚ and personal experiences for inspiration. In addition to serving his country in the Pacific theatre during World War II‚ Randall worked for Ford Motor Company‚ the U.S. Postal Service‚ and several libraries. In the 1960s‚ he built

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    to Birmingham” are both similar because they have the same theme‚ which is being different. In “Making Sarah Cry‚” the theme is being different because Sarah is being treated differently just because she is slow. In “The Watsons Go to Birmingham‚” the Watsons are treated differently because of their skin color. Although they have the same theme‚ they both show the theme differently by the character actions. In “Making Sarah Cry‚” Sarah stands up for her bully. In “The Watsons Go to Birmingham‚” they

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    Birmingham vs. Sit Ins The Birmingham and Sit inś are two of the most important events in the civil rights movement. They are very similar to each other because they both used children to protest. The Sit ins were started by four college students who wanted to make a stand. In Birmingham the protestors were made up almost entirely of school children. They also both fought economic battles. Sit ins would prevent a restaurant or store from making any income. Birmingham made an economic impact by protesting

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    Go to Birmingham” and the story “Don’t Give Up The Fight” they both have the same theme. The common theme is being different. In “Don’t Give Up The Fight” Ava is the only girl on her track team and she gets bullied for being different‚ for being a girl. But in ”The Watsons Go to Birmingham” the Watsons are African American and they move to Birmingham but soon realize they should have never moved because of all the segregation and bombing all African American churches and homes in Birmingham. But in

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    B Term 11 August 2010 Children Remembered The poems “Hope” by Ariel Dorfman and “Ballad of Birmingham” by Dudley Randall display a theme relating to the tremendous love a parent displays for their children and the terrible feeling they experience when they sense their child is in grave danger. In “Hope” the narrator describes the son “missing / since May 8 / of last year” (766). In “Ballad of Birmingham” it describes the story of a mother giving her daughter permission to go to a place where she

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    In the story The Watsons Go to Birmingham there is a family called the Watsons AKA Weird Watsons. People call them the Weird Watsons because they are always doing weird things. The Watson family is made up of five people Mom/ Wilona‚ Dad/ Daniel‚ Big Brother/ Byron‚ Little Brother/ Kenny‚ and Little Sister/Joetta. Byron thinks he is all that‚ and bullies Kenny and Joetta and the rest of the school. He also disobeys his parents and one day went out and got his hair dyed.The bullying gets so bad that

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    Dudley Randall’s Ballad of Birmingham Dudley Randall’s Ballad of Birmingham gives a poetic account of the bombing of a Birmingham church in 1963. The poem was written in ballad form to convey the mood of the mother to her daughter. The author also gives a graphic account of what the 1960’s were like. Irony played a part also in the ballad showing the church as the warzone and the freedom march as the safer place to be. Writing the poem in ballad form gave a sense of mood to each paragraph.

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