Descriptive Essay About Hazel Jones

The Hazel Pete family believes that the "power" of the artifact maker is preserved in the artifact. The family believes this power allows a "communion" effect between the audience, the artifact, and the maker. Children of the Hazel Pete family, from the time they are babies, help with the gathering and learn to respect the sites. The Hazel Pete family knows when they go to the gathering sites, camp grounds, canoe landings, home sites, cemetery, and observe the rituals that they have a communion with the ancestors and share the future with the Hazel Pete

Tom’s lower lip trembled. “It’s my fault,” he whispered, his eyes shiny with tears. “I was so young, and I didn't know how to stop...”

In 1957 was a very different times for blacks and whites. At the time there were big separation between blacks and whites because of how people judging by color and not character of the person. Because of those action the event of Elizabeth Eckford was brutally was harassed and bullied by Hazel Bryan and huge crowd made of white families and students who goes to Little Rock Central High School. From Hazel and Elizabeth event we can learn that things changes in the future.

-I’m sorry, you have to believe me, I never wanted to hurt any of you-Leah’s eyes glistened with unshed tears that she was trying really hard not to shed.

Through thick tears, she choked out, “I wish I didn’t have to tell you this,

Socioeconomic separation was more obvious in the past. In Elizabeth and Hazel, parts of the town were segregated by race. White people had better roads, houses, and cars due to the higher income and racial favoritism they got from the other White city officials. Therefore, white neighborhoods were in much better condition than the Black neighborhoods. Elizabeth, observing this racial divide in neighborhood conditions, states: “Little Rock in the Eisenhower era was a racial checkerboard, with blocks of whites and blocks of Blacks interspersed throughout large parts of the city. The white blocks were paved while the Black ones were clay” (6). Since Black people got paid less, they stayed in poor neighborhoods, which tend to have low-quality schools, more crime, and social problems. Due to the consequences of living in a segregated area, white people went to better schools and got better paying jobs while Black people continued to suffer. Black people ended up being stuck in a cycle of an unofficial caste system. This “caste system” based on socio-economic racism has evolved and still exists today.

“This is all my fault, if I would have been there then maybe the baby wouldn’t have died.” I said, starting to sob.

“I just don’t like to talk about it or even think about it. Sometimes when I am by myself, doing beadwork or something. I stop all the sudden and tears just start coming down”

My name is Hailey Lynn Jones. My favorite sports are volleyball, softball and dance. I’ve been playing volleyball for one year now and i love it! Its probably my favorite sport. Ive been playing softball since fourth grade and its really fun to play. I usually play first or second base. Dance i've been doing dance since I was five years old and I used to do ballet and jazz, but now I do hip hop.

"I don 't know; I mean, isn 't crying seen as a sign of weakness?"

“What’s the matter? Why are you crying?” Joe asked as he drove us home from the attorney’s office.

“W-why didn’t you say something?” Clawdeen asked, blinking back some hot tears she felt welling up.

In this story of a woman named Mrs.Jones walked down the street and when she pasted Roger. Roger is a young boy who followed Mrs.Jones. When she turned that corner roger started to run behind and tried the snatch her purse. But the boy’s weight and the weight of the purse. After Mrs. Jones said “Pick up my pocketbook a boy and give it here”. Mrs. Jones still held Roger’s shirt. Then she said “you must be ashamed of yourself boy”. Mrs. Jones put her arms around Roger’s head to take him home and she wanted Roger to be her son. Mrs. Jones said “Roger your face is dirty”. Ain’t you got anybody at home to tell you to wash your face? Mrs. Jones said “your face going to get wash this evening.

Gracelyn - A beautiful and confident girl. She is a sweetheart if you get to know her well, but if you get in her way, it's fighting time! She sticks up for what she believes in, and is good at keeping secrets. She goes by Grace and if you call her Gracelyn she gets pretty pissed. Grace is 17; she has brown wavy hair which goes down about her mid back. She has light blue eyes like a winter itself.

“You’re not making anything easier,” she tried to wipe away her mascara tears, but her sadness kept causing them.