Reflection for Rizal's Eye-Opening Journey (the National Hero of the Philippines)

We can see that this desire is very evident, followed by the passion of living and working hard to achieve hopes and dreams. These examples of literature are a huge step in Latino improvement, evolution and fight for freedom. Tomás Rivera also made huge contributions with his life

First off I would like to congratulate everyone for making it this far. I would like to thank my classmates, my friends, and my family. I especially want to thank our teachers, for always supporting and encouraging us. If it weren’t for the people who support us daily, we would not be where we are today. I would like everyone to turn to their families, and teachers to thank them for all that they have done for us.

would consent to be the civil governor of the Philippines. He took the position organizing civil

As a scholarship boy, Rodriguez received many years of schooling and kept moving away from family as the time in education passed. This was what Rodriguez chosen before he actually realized his long for past. Once he admitted his nostalgia, he chose to physically leave academy and back home to stay with his family. But no sooner, he suspect his return and finally understand “If, because of my schooling, I had grown culturally separated from my parents, my education finally had given me ways of speaking and caring about that fact.” (Rodriguez, 532). At the end of his essay, he summarized his gain from his schooling, which is ‘Ways of speaking and caring’ himself or, in other word, discover the true behind reality. His discovery process of ‘ways of speaking and caring’ include his relationship with his family and teacher, experience of reading, and class shifted as he move from elementary school through college and graduate school to his career as a teacher and a writer.

For this reason, this essay will focus on telling about the great feats that Vicente Guerrero did during the war and after it.

It is because of her that I had such a beautiful childhood, despite my forlorn surroundings. When people think about Colombia, they often think about the narcos and the guerillas. I think about playing barefoot on the streets. I think about mis tios y primos, who were always around and more like parents and siblings. I think about dancing to the music played by the elders of my town, and the didactic games they shared to keep us children away from violence. In many ways, I was oblivious to the violence, which grew worse and worse. Soon my musical children became one of fear. Later, I lost someone very dear to

This tour has been almost a century-and-a-half in the making, and during this walk through our city’s past, you’ll discover people, places and happenings either overlooked long forgotten by locals and visitors alike.

Through time, he has become a very public figure, even considered relevant in the political sphere due to his abilities with as a writer and as a speaker. The mysticism of Marcos as a leader relies in the fact that he is more than a name, but instead represents the ideals of Zapatismo and as the author says “Marcos, more than a name, is a universal symbol of resistance”

I'm glad to know that you like my gifts. I hope the notepad I gave you will help you be more organizing. Here at Texas A&M we have quite a lot of traditions and it’s impressed me to know that you learn several of our traditions only on your first visit.

The most meaningful insight I was able to take from the inspiring story of Fidel Lopez was his compassionate perspective toward life and people. He did not lose focus of his main goal in life and saw people in the same way even after his traumatizing experience. I admire his way of life and feel that more of us today should keep the words of Fidel Lopez in mind and that is, that good and bad people come in all colors.

I would also like to express gratitude for the teachers, leaders, and faculty as well. They have all been so caring and generous with their time and so I thank you for taking the time to read this,

He initiated the Philippine Organic Act (1902) which imposed a form of government in the Philippines. He instigated (2)“a revolt of Panamanians against the government of Colombia so that a favorable PANAMA CANAL TREATY could be negotiated (1903)” . He authorised “police actions” in Caribbean and Latin American countries that sometimes led to

Poetry is a crucial part of understanding the world we live in today. Within poetry, their lies many answers to why society is the way it is. The two words are extremely different, but at the same time can be seen as interchangeable. In his complex and diverse writing, Paz aimed to help explain cultural differences and various political views. Octavio Paz’s childhood experiences, diplomatic career, and travel all played a part in creating his unique writing style and making him a true Mexican cultural hero.

Gloria Anzaldúa felt comfort in reading Chicano literature. Anzaldúa grew up with American literature taught at schools. She was taught by both her mother and her teachers to internalize her Chicano culture and assimilate to American culture. But by seeing Chicano authors published Anzaldúa “felt like [they] really existed as a people”(208). Anzaldúa uses many examples of literature by Chicanos and describes how she felt when discovering those works. This shows the exact ray of emotions that she experienced as she discovered each work. All of the emotions show that she felt comfort in seeing her culture represented.

I would like to acknowledge and give thanks to the people who have helped me in the preparation