Gideon Gladman Research Paper

Du Bois was born to Alfred and Mary Silvina Du Bois, a pair who had African, Dutch, and English descendant, in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Due to their unique background, the Du Bois were able to own a good amount of land in their town. They were, however, far from wealthy. When W.E.B Du Bois was 18, he relied on donations from family and friends to afford to attend Fisk University, a majority black college in Nashville, Tennessee. This was the first time he’d ever been to the south and this major shift in environment is when Du Bois truly got a feel of the weight of his identity. Living in Tennessee meant dealing with Jim Crow and race based bigotry. Du Bois was struck by the amount of injustice and ignorance facing blacks in the nation and knew that something had to be done. After finishing his courses at Fisk University, Du Bois applied and accepted a place as a freshman in Harvard University and eventually went on to receive a

in high school in Cleveland, Ohio. In 1921 he entered Columbia University, but left after an

between June 1867 and January 1868. When he was very young he moved to Texarkana,

The year was 1929, the family moved to Juneau, Alaska. Perry’s low life father John Smith, abused his wife and four children and soon after perry’s mother left his father. Perry’s dearest mother was fed up with his father and took Perry and his three siblings to San Francisco to get away from John. Flo the darling mother of perry and his three siblings, choked on her own vomit then dying may have affected

In 1850 he and his family moved to Wisconsin where he lived for 5 years until his mother died. He moved with his father back to Freeport. While he was a young man he got $1,000 of inheritance money from his Grandfather and went to Michigan in an attempt to join the University of Michigan.

the Illinois School for the Deaf. He was a driving force behind the founding of the Iowa School

He attended the University of California (first to earn varsity letters in 4 sports) however due to financial needs he did not earn his degree.

Sherman was born on Feb. 8, 1820, in Lancaster, Ohio. His father died when he was 9 years old. Most of the 11 children in the family were

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There has been much controversy involving racial injustices. From the many killings by police officers of innocent and unarmed African Americans, to well recognized symbolism that may have negative connotations to some such as the Confederate flag. Many of these problems have been brought up a numerous amount of times, but never resolved. It would be a much better world if there was not any division among us. If finding solutions to these issues is a goal that is desired to be achieved, then only talking about the problem must stop, and action needs to take place. The Tillman building was built in 1894 and was formerly known as the Main Building. The name was changed in 1962 after Benjamin Tillman who was a South Carolina governor, a United

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On August 4, 1944 the secret Annex was raided, everyone was arrested, including two of his helpers Kugler and Kleiman. Miep was the only person that could keep the business running. Her and Bep have not been captured, and the office wasn’t destroyed. As orders for spices for sausage kept coming, they kept filling and shipping them off. Out of the blue Klieman returned, he was released from camp because of his poor health. The work continued with an extra pair of hands. After spending many months in Auschwitz, it was liberated, people celebrated for days, jews in hiding came out, and those who were lucky enough to survive the horrors of the concentration camps returned to their homes.

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