Argumentative Essay On Luke Garner

This book series is the story of young Luke Garner who was born in a time that the government controlled the total number of children that were allowed to be born per family. He was the third child born in his family and his existence was illegal. Luke and his family knew the trouble they’ll receive if this secret was revealed. Luke remained hidden majority of his life in his family’s farmhouse attic, hiding from the public.

Therefore, for America to become what America should be the white community should break down the barrier their ancestors built, saying black people did not deserve greatness. James Baldwin envisioned a life where black and white people could become and live the same life as each other. He would no longer feel afraid to step outside and be harassed by those who are supposed to protect. Not only was being black a severe problem for Baldwin, but also realizing that he was gay which consequently led him to fear for his life even more. America is a country that allows those who live there to express and live the life they were given, but when there are people out there who try to break them down it becomes a struggle.

Clarity. While most things are black and white once they are looked into the case of Chris McCandless is not so. While not all persons will agree with me for there are always different opinions, i believe Chris McCandless while bright was also ignorant among others. Chris had several things going for him for his journey starts off with Chris graduating from Emory university And passing with high scores that could have guaranteed his place in the broad horizon of opportunity. Chris while known as Alex was showed to others as a person who strived to achieve perfection as seen on page fifteen.

Deputy Derek Geer was shot and killed on the job after 15 years of selfless serving his beloved community of the Mesa County Sherriff’s Department. Geer was only 40 when the unfortunate event occurred in February of 2016 in Denver. He was on the job responding to a call of an armed man with fellow officers. The situation escalated and the man pulled out a firearm shooting and killing Deputy Geer. 48 hours after the Navy-veteran’s death his organs were donated and he got to save life’s even though he had lost his.

Robb Gary Evans a 43 year old and Department of Safety Officer was found guilty of sexual abuse. Evans walked up to a lady and put his hand up her skirt then proceeded to fondle her. Evans was sentenced two years of probation and community service treatment by Coconino County Superior Court Jacqueline Hatch. When DPS was notified of the news Evans was later fired. Hatch had some very unique words for the victim, “If you wouldn’t have been there that night, none of this would have happened to you.” Hatch wanted to promote vigilance and to always be aware where ever you go. A lot of people thought what Hatch wanted to apply was for the victim to feel responsible for what happened. Many felt has if Hatch was “victim blaming” to discourage

Despite calls from conservatives to arm teachers, a voice of reason and dissent has emerged from this reddest of states. Alabama Sen. Bill Holtzclaw, a conservative Republican, says it is "doubtful" that teachers here should be armed. Holtzclaw, a retired Marine, has something many of us don't: experience about what it means to use a gun in combat situations. He was a primary marksmanship instructor who trained other Marines. "We must recognize the difference between a teacher carrying a concealed weapon and the training required to engage an active shooter,".

In contrast, Mattern never directly states her books overarching idea with a disclaimer of any kind. She however, does use a different use headers when moving into a new topic. She also uses information that puts more emphasis on Robert Cade’s personal life. Although he is best known for his role as the lead inventor of gatorade. She focuses on his childhood at the beginning of the book leading the reader to believe the goal of her book is to provide an account of Robert Cades life rather than account of Gatorade’s history which is a secondary of focus in the book. She also follows Cade throughout his entire life and does explain some of the events that led him to create Gatorade. For example she explains that because he served in the Navy

Mr. Sanford took a walk outside to fine his dog. His dawg had been lost for many dayz. He defiantly new that the dog would come home soon. The dog only ate from a particular dish and would be starving by now. Mr. Sanford was a little consernd and confusd that his dag was still missing. As Mr. Sanford took a peak around the turn, he saw his little dog wagging his tail merely as he dug through the neighburs trash. It seems his little dog will eat out of the tras as quickly as he wood out of his own bowl.

Ben Louviere steps up to the counter after hearing the previous order of a “hot monkey love, tiramisu and caramel, single shot espresso latte” and proceeds to order a small cup of black coffee.

Per Reporter: Carley told her teacher (unknown) that Micheal raped her on this weekend. It is unknown what the Carley definition of rape. Carley stated that: " Micheal was walking down the street and her mom Crista picked up Micheal. They were heading to Pet Smart. Once, arrived at Pet Smart, Crista got out of the vehicle. I (Carley) was getting out of the vehicle as well. Micheal grabs me (Carley) back in the car. Micheal then pulled down my (Carley's )pants on the back seat." Carley said there was a five-year child (unknown) in the car as well. It is unknown if the unknown child was harmed. Carley stops talking and starting biting her fingers. Carley also stated that: "She (Carley) don't want to talk about it." Micheal is Carley's mom Cristal's

Finally Grant deserved to hear that! Grant has pushed his loved ones aside and by doing that he hurts them more.Though Grant is going through problems of his own, by no means does it gives him the right to release his anger and frustrations on the people that care about him. In a way he has developed hatred because he feels inferior to white people and in his eyes he viewed his aunt as his enemy for allowing that. Truly Grant is entitled for all the wrong reasons, he most likely never realized the sacrifices his aunt has made for him. To some extent Grant treats uneducated black people like how white people treat black people. He feels that he is above them and Reverend Ambrose puts Grant in his place during this passage. Attending school

“Preston Cartwright” aka Anthony Martinez: Private detective, oldest member of the group, around 70 but has the heart of a 30 year old, dressed rather casually to be on such an extravagant trip, typically wearing sweatpants and hoodies. Lives alone, never married, has no children. A bit depressed, doesn’t seem to show much emotion on the outside. Not very smart academically, but very smart logically and very sarcastic. He’s a judgemental of everyone he meets, himself more than anyone. As a private detective, he has had to kill people that were putting others in danger, and it somewhat gave him a high.

The long-billed Curlew, in my opinion, is a neat looking bird. It’s the largest shorebird in North America, it’s bill can get up to 8 ½ in, and it only weighs one to two pounds. The reason I am talking about them is because their population has dropped tremendously. Back in 1979 there was about 2,000, now there is less than 200. One of the reasons they’re dying is because of people hunting. They are not hunting curlews but if a predator goes near their nest the curlews will start to make noise, and then the hunter gets mad and just kills the curlew. Then the baby curlews have no one to protect them or feed them when they hack. Another reason is people like me riding dirt bikes or quads off the trail and the curlews lay their eggs on the ground.

Times. http://www.nytimes.com.2008/02/19/world /americas/19iht-princeton.1.10175351.html Fitzsimmons, W. 2014. Time out or Burn out for the Next Generation. Retrieved from

Paramore, a popular American alternative/punk rock band, began when Hayley Williams—the lead vocalist—moved to Franklin, Tennessee, where she met siblings Josh and Zac Farro. With the inclusion of Jeremy Davis and Jason Bynum, Paramore’s early lineup was complete. The group played some gigs in early 2004 and signed with the Florida-based label Fueled by Ramen. Their 2005 album, All We Know is Falling, reached No. 30 on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart ("Paramore biography," n.d.). The group has experienced several changes in membership throughout the years, beginning with Bynum’s departure in 2005 and the arrival of Hunter Lamb, who would stay with the group until 2007 ("Paramore biography," n.d.). Both Farro brothers left the band in 2010, writing a bitter letter as explanation. Josh Farro shared that he and the other members were “ignored and pushed around by Atlantic and Williams's reps,” and that Williams’s