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    I can still remember it like it was yesterday. It all started at about 2 p.m. It was the time I went back from school on foot. I was so tried and all I wanted was to just relax and eat. When I arrived at the front gate‚ I was shocked.The gate and the door were opened. It was because at that time there was nobody in my house as all my family members were not at home I was frightened and did not know what I should do. Should I go inside or call the police? I was hesitant because my family went out

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    I remember this day like it happened yesterday. I was a sophomore in high school and Thanksgiving had just past. I had fallen asleep watching a movie in the living room we had in the basement. It was about eight o’clock and I was woken up by a loud thump. Thinking someone had dropped something‚ I went back to sleep. It was when I heard my dad running above when I knew something was wrong. I ran up the stairs and watched as he ran into my Grandpa’s room which was right off the living room. He then

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    because of your race? Was your skin color a problem for you in your life? That is what Leslie Marmon Silko talked about it in her article Fences Against Freedom. Silko’s article was divided to two parts. She wrote about people’s behaviors in the past with other people from different race and color. Then‚ she wrote about how the border patrol treat the immigrants badly just because their race or skin color. I will interpret Silko’s choices for her article because I think that if we find explanations

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    Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance Summer Reading Assignment 1. Explain the author’s purpose for writing this book? The author of this book is Barack Obama‚ and the reason I believe he wrote this book is to share his experience growing up and for people be able to understand his personal background. He shared experiences from being raised by his mother and grandmother while his father was living in Kenya

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    Personal Response Number One Title: Dreams from My Father ‘A Story of Race and Inheritance’ Author: Barack Obama Genre: Autobiography‚ Life Memoir Before Barack Obama was a Politician he was an author. ‘Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance’ is an Auto-Biography written by Barack Obama. The book describes Obama’s life in three parts‚ from his birth in Honolulu‚ Hawaii up to the final part of the book which includes his emotional and revealing trip back to his father’s homeland;

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    In the poem Come Up from the Fields Father‚ Whitman draws a picture of the emotional distress so many families experienced during the Civil War. The poem describes a family receiving a letter that their son has been wounded. He places the setting in the autumn season where all of nature is reaching its prime of life just before the death of winter. The poem describes a family receiving a letter that their son has been wounded. He places the setting in the autumn season where all of nature is reaching

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    The poem ‘Come Up From the Fields‚ Father’ was written by Walt Whitman. He was born in New York on May 31‚ 1819 and died aged 72 in New Jersey on March 26‚1892. He was a American poet‚ essayist and journalist. He was one of the most influential poets in the American canon. He was a volunteer nurse during the American Civil War. Walt Whitman’s sexuality is often discussed. He is usually described as a homosexual or a bisexual. Some of Walt Whitman’s best pieces of work were based on the American

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    year‚ my 400 m dash time decreased by nine seconds from the first track meet until the last. Never running in a track meet before‚ I was extremely nervous. Using the bathroom about five times‚ I felt like I was sick. I was shaking terribly before the race started. I could not even set up my blocks. The assistant coach‚ Lindsey‚ set them up for me. I had totally forgotten how to. Even if I had remembered‚ I probably would not have been able to. I was shaking very badly. I got into my blocks

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    -meeting another person of mixed race (Joyce). -how he judged her conversation about her racial identity? -why is this relevant to him? -overall contribution to discussion on racial identity. Paragraph 5- conclusion -why is racial identity is such a big deal in America? -how does it affects individuals? -general view of the conversation about racial identity in the US. Essay In the United States individuals of multi-racial backgrounds feel like they are forced to choose only one

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    Summary and Personal Response of Dreams from My Father February 4‚ 2013 Word Count: 674 Summary In the memoir‚ Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance‚ by Barack Obama‚ Obama writes his memoir in an autobiographical narrative form which discusses about his family and the lessons he has learned throughout his life from his childhood to his adulthood. He describes about how his father’s death affects him and being as a myth to him since his first visit to Hawaii to see Obama when

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