Fentiman Article Analysis

Since the beginning of slavery, leaders called on their faith to justify the immoral actions of the slave trade. These strong preachers for their communities’ strategically defined the meanings of scriptures to sway members into the ideals of North vs. South. Richard Furman and

Living Off Of Louisiana Land Then and Now Many things have changed in the way in the way people live, the Indians used to trust fully off the land, providing for their daily needs. These days, people depend on technology and other people to supply the food, drinks, and the necessities they need. Living off the land, to “live on whatever food one can obtain by hunting, gathering, or subsistence farming.” (Oxford Dictionary, screen 1), has a different meaning to modern day society than it did back in the days where people made a living and survived by it.

Klare argues that discovery of a natural resource, for instance, oil, result to producers seeking and exploiting the most desirable, best quality and those closest to markets. Over time, these resources become scarce, of poorer quality, harder to extract and extend into the further away area from the market hence need for discovery of other means of obtaining the resource. These means may cause several problems, which may include;

Oil companies failed to recognize that there is already a community living at the Standing Rock reservation, who are dependent on its water and land to survive. They were only interested in the future outcomes the pipeline will bring to the local community. Oluo felt reporting about the Standing Rock protesting to Americans will encourage support whenever in America and to donate whatever they can to help Native Americans to fight for their home. The author is speaking to America as a whole to understand the recent protests and its effects on minorities. She believes all citizens of America should be aware of such events occurring in their community and to stand in solidarity to help the unheard to seek justice and have freedom. But, Oluo also emphasized the struggles minorities has endured in America by referring back to known history such as mentioning the Civil Rights Movement and the first colonization in Americans by Europeans. In this case, the real message was to enlighten America to rethink their attitudes toward minorities, to look at such things as wrong and to stand in solidarity for those voices are silent. However, it seems as if she is speaking to the dominant white society and proving to them that Native Americans will fight for their rights

Jimmy Carter uses ethos in his speech to show his audience what is ethical and right.Carter brings attention to the local indigenous people that will greatly suffer if their environment becomes tainted with oil rigs and other industrial machinery saying:”indigenous people whose culture has depended on the Porcupine caribou herd for thousands of years.I can emphasize with the Gwich’ins’

In Seth Rockman’s monograph “Scraping By”, Rockman provides a grim outlook on Baltimore, Maryland wage-labor during the early 1800’s. No matter the age, race, ethnicity, or gender, the people of Baltimore struggled to scrape by. Rockman challenges the notion that the early republic was a time of great growth and upward opportunity for people reveals the harsh truth of living in Baltimore by

Aboriginal groups are losing what they need to survive. Fish is a primary food source for the Kamayura tribe of the Amazon, and has been for many, many years. It is part of their culture and has been the root of tradition. But now that fish are becoming scarce due to climate change, their way of life is changing as well. This specific nation is losing something

The first relation should be between the natives and their land in connection with the potential petroleum production and the world. This issue is global in scope as 95% of Canada and 12% of the world's oil is in Alberta. A secondary relation is not only in terms of domestic resources, but the global effects of extraction, as NASA supports that the domestic and international effects would be catastrophic with twice the amount of CO2 being emitted from this Canadian extraction than all of the oil used in history (McCreary & Milligan, 116.) As stated initially, the merit of this article focuses on the actions taken by First Nations and their supporters. Enbridge's proposed pipeline project has initiated research in Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge to supposedly help guide them through a means of working with protesting groups. The findings of this research ultimately leaned towards ways of rerouting maps due to regulatory requirements. Enbridge is an example of a corporation that does not recognize the authority of First Nations groups. A neo-colonial relationship is produced and practiced in territory and development (McCreary & Milligan, 117.) There is very little mention on the media about the improvements of First Nations rights. Though there have been triumphs in aboriginal rights, indigenous development according to McCreary are deeply political/material advancements that not only coincide with the events, but are dependent on returns of resource extraction and consumption (McCreary & Milligan,

The language this author has chosen is quite negative, for example, they use these four lines “Will my tribe forget the tradition? Our totem and our songs? Will my land be taken away from us? For development grazing rights?” These lines, even if read on their own, leave a negative impact on you. The thought of losing your land for grazing rights is horrible, this

BEAVER DAMS (WENY) - Last fall, WENY News told you about a local church working to build a new parsonage for the pastor and his family at the Full Gospel Church Caitlin. Well, nine months later, the house is finished and the Neyman family now has a place to call home.

Industrialization came to a high price when there had been It seems for rich and the foreigners who controls the resources, “the ownership of these subsurface deposits was now given to those who owned the land .” Towns lost their lands and autonomy as to industrialize farming, mineral, oil, and transportation such as railroads.

The domicile was initially erected in the belated 1800's by a mysteriously ancient man named Beck Lieman. Lieman initiated his life in Springfield and later migrated to the windy city of Chicago after his parents keeled over to commence a new, gleaming life. He accessed the construction business prior apprenticing for a local carpenter who specialized in building extravagant bungalows.He soon became the main builder in all of the marvelous city. His last building he ever built was in the heart of downtown Chicago. The apartment was made of captivating Indiana limestone and stood three stories to the sky. Every one of Lineman's buildings were themed on both the inside and the outside. He had always had a fascination with the great Charles

On Tuesdays Aug 27, 2015 Scott Coffman and I Meant with Carl Rossman Vice President for Administrative Affairs follow up meeting for Aug. 12 ,2015 . Mr . Rossman , Insinuated I didn't follow the chain of command which isn't true I have Emailed and meetings with Bob Hoffman and Joseph Bleehash Director of maintenance, William Fanicola Supervisor ,Mary Ann Koleny Director of Human Resources. The university had Robert Hartman Human Resources Senior Administrator, Jane Volk Employee/Labor Relation assist in an investigation which I was directed to contact them with addition information. However ,When Bob Hoffman and Joe Bleehash ,Director of maintenance couldn't direct Julie Godzik about her harassing behavior I did involved Police Chief Gillilan

In Oil on Water, Helon Habila, the author, uses his characters’ backgrounds and experiences to illustrate how corruption affects individuals and communities. The novel is set in the Niger delta. The two main characters are journalists who have personalities which strongly contrast with each other. Rufus is an idealist

Corruption can be defined as the use of entrusted power to accumulate public wealthy for personal benefit. Corruption is not peculiar to any country, continent or state; it is sure a global issue which is an endemic to all government all over the world. However, corruption is prevalent in the