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    brotherhood with anybody who doesn’t want brotherhood with me. I believe in treating people right‚ but I’m not going to waste my time trying to treat somebody right who doesn’t know how to return the treatment.” Malcolm X. The Novel Roll of Thunder‚ Hear My Cry by Mildred D. Taylor is a story about a black family in the 1930s during a time of segregation and a country that beats down black people and holds them back. The Logans are courageous because they don’t let their skin color hold them down by what other

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    Peaceful Warrior‚ Dan Milman achieving his dreams. Dan journey begins with him trying out for the Olympics.Dan tries to go through this knowing that he can do everything. He goes through obstacles that leads him a crazy journey. He had no idea that he was going to be going through all these obstacles to make his way into the Olympics. Finally‚ the theme of Peaceful Warrior is The Value and Purposes of Dream. Beginning with the theme‚ The Value and Purposes of Dreams indicate Dan practicing the

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    Anna Garcia 2/12/2015 Reading Response Paper “Boys Don’t Cry” SOCL 3600 Gender and Power Dr. Agnes Riedmann The film‚ Boys Don’t Cry‚ is based on a true story and raises numerous real-world issues in its story of a murder case in Middle America in which the victim was a girl who successfully passed herself off as a boy. Brandon Teena depicts the life and death of a young woman who believed that she should have been born a man. Teena concealed her female gender and successfully convinced almost everyone

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    The Roll of Thunder‚ Hear My Cry takes place in the countryside of Mississippi in 1933‚ during the Great Depression‚ when African Americans dealt with segregation and mistreatment by the Whites. However there are whites in the story such as Jeremy Simms‚ who gets beaten by other Whites for being kind to the Logan kids. The Logan family are African Americans that set an example of the mistreatment blacks had to deal with in this time period. The narrator of the story is Cassie Logan‚ second oldest

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    Writing is one of the many ways people try to understand their identity. In the book‚ The Woman Warrior: Memoirs of a Girlhood Among Ghosts‚ by Maxine Hong Kingston‚ she reveals that voice‚ through the use of talk-stories and her words‚ allows her the freedom to own the independence needed to reach a closer understanding of her own identity. Talk-stories‚ defined by Jenessa Job in “The Woman Warrior: A Question of Genre‚” are “…verbally relayed stories based upon Chinese myth and fact” (83). Kingston

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    In the first part of the book‚ John Weaver‚ gives background information‚ which leads up to the event. Weaver talks about how the Texans felt when it came to the 25th Infantrymen arriving at Fort Brown. Instead of being rather accepting of the arrival of a US battalion‚ the townspeople were racist stating‚ “ The colored fellows will have to behave themselves or we will get rid of them.”(22) Weaver goes on to explain other racial prejudices the soldiers faced at Fort Brown. The town’s bars‚ which

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    As long as there has been social injustice in the world‚ there have been people voicing their opposition to those injustices. Protest movements have always been closely linked with music. American protests also used songs. The act of protesting is one of American’s most valuable rights but often went beyond vocal or printed material. Throughout the years America has put its message to music thus one song or voice can be reach and affect millions. Nina Simone‚ James Brown and Marvin Gaye all gave

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    e novel‚ Cry‚ the beloved country is written by Alan Paton‚ a great South African writer. The book was published in 1948 and became world wide bestseller. Alan Paton mainly discusses the struggle for Africa and especially the conflicts between the Whites and the Blacks in South Africa. He wants the people to realize that the destruction or breaking apart of a country like South Africa can be mended through hope and this hope can only be reached if people accept and love each other as fellow human

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    Boys Don’t Cry: List # 1 PLOT Boys Don’t Cry is a film about the real life of Brandon Teena. Brandon Teena was a young transgender individual from Nebraska that was murdered after the discovery of his being transgender. Brandon Teena found a group of friends after a bar fight that got out of hand and found a home like atmosphere in their presence. However‚ his new found friends did not know that he was born a woman and Brandon Teena does his best to keep his identity a secret. Unfortunately

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    resorted to a life of crime in order to try and improve their social position. Some white people thought apartheid was not a long-term solution for natives¡¯ problem. So‚ they stood out and helped the black people to solve their problems. In the novel‚ ¡°Cry‚ The Beloved Country‚¡± Alan Paton showed the way those white and black people struggled for justice‚ and their dreams of reuniting families and their nation by comparing the stories of Kumalo and Jarvis. Kumalo was a poor black priest whose sorrows

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