Richard Latimer Research Paper

John Lewis was often called one of the most courageous persons of the Civil Rights Movement, and was known to be an influential leader. “John Lewis dedicated his life to protecting human rights, securing human liberties, and building what he calls The Beloved Community in America,” (Lewis 1). He was born into a family of sharecroppers during the time when African Americans were subjected to segregation. Throughout his lifetime he has played a key role in trying to end legalized racial segregation. "As a young man I tasted the bitter fruits of segregation and racial discrimination, and I didn’t like it. I used to ask my parents, my grandparents, and my great grandparents, ‘Why segregation? Why racial discrimination?’ And they would say, ‘That’s the way it is. Don’t get in trouble…’ But when I heard the words of Dr.

Richard Wayne Penniman was born on December 5th, 1932 in Macon Georgia. He was third of twelve children in his family. He was born to Charlie and Leva Mae Penniman into the impoverished area of the city. The Penniman family was very religious, with both Richard's father and grandfather working as preachers in the area. In fact, church is where his singing career began when his parents formed a family singing group called 'The Penniman Singers' that consisted of Richard, his parents, and his siblings. Continuing in his religion, Richard had the opportunity to experience many different types of religion and churches. His favorite was the Pentecostal church because of its fun, dancing, and music. Richard also became a 'faith healer' in the church so that he could place his hands on people, pray for them, and they claimed to feel better afterward.

Lee’s simple agrarian life, however, was short-lived. When his home state seceded in April 1861, the Virginian once again took up the sword—this time as a captain in the 9th Virginia Cavalry, attached to what would ultimately become his father’s command, the Army of Northern Virginia. In his year of service with the regiment, Lee took an active part in the Seven Days’ Battles, and the Second Manassas and Maryland Campaigns, ascending to the colonelcy of the regiment along the way. When the Army of Northern Virginia reorganized its mounted arm in November 1862, “Rooney” Lee was given charge of a brigade and promoted to brigadier general.

“Bind them, Torture them, Kill them” or BTK for short. That was the moniker that convicted Serial Killer Dennis Rader went by in Wichita Kansas. Most neighbors described him as “Just a Regular Person.” He worked as a city law supervisor, Boy Scout leader, Church Elder. He had loving parents and siblings. But behind that mask was a sexually-driven “Monster.”

Soon after the German Luftwaffe began blitzing London, Harry Parr moved his family to Yatton in Somerset. He obtained work as a designer with The Bristol Aeroplane Co., at their factory in Filton, Malcolm Parr was at the time a serving soldier, and Parr used to meet him off the train at Yatton station when he came home on leave.

In 1928, when he was 11 years old, Richard Samuelian lived Fresno, California. Here in Fresno, it is usually very calm, but not when he was 11. Richard lived through prejudice for being Armenian, being “guinea pigs” for teachers at school and other things. He also did many other risky and serious things such as building boats and working on other projects. Richard did all this and still had time to mess around with his friends.

Robert M. La. Follete was born on June 14,1855 in Primrose, Wisconsin. He died on June 18, 1925. He did a lot of things for his country. He is famous for millions of things. He was the leader of the progressive movement. The progressive movement is social problems He was governor of Wisconsin from 1901 ? 1906,and U.S. Senator from 1906-1925. In 1924 he won almost 5 million votes. His middle name is Marion. He also has children

The 41-year-old Neil Trotter is an aspiring racing driver and a car mechanic who used to live in a busy suburban neighborhood of Coulsdon, Surrey. Not even in his wildest dreams that he won the most surprising race of his life. The former car mechanic now resides in a £5million medieval mansion after scooping the £108 million jackpot.

The abstract expressionist I admire is Lee Krasner because once I seen her work I loved it is based on different colors and weird shapes. Of course everything has a meaning of its work. I am going to talk to you about her life and work. Lee Krasner was born on October 27, 1908 in Brooklyn, New York one of the things she liked was to be called Lenore but as the years passed she loved to be called Lee. Lee parents were Russian Jewish immigrants. Lee was the youngest of six children and the only one to be born in the United States. Lee graduated from high school in 1925 she was awarded a scholarship to attend a Women’s Art School of Cooper Union. Once she graduated from that school Lee wanted more art education. Lee loved to do art work she was

If I could be someone else for a day. I would choose to be Tyson Mayr, a 27 year old Australian who works as ‘chief world explorer’ for the travel company jauntaroo.

Richard O. Linke was an established talent producer who had dozens of clients in media fields ranging from radio to movies. Richard may be best known for discovering Andy Griffith through his early comedic recording “What It Was, Was Football” in which a farmer is witnessing a football match for the first time. He worked as associate producer on “The Andy Griffith Show” and as executive producer on other television shows including “The Jim Nabors Hour” and “Mayberry R.F.D.”

They come from all over the world like Hawaii, Oregon, Santa Barbara, and even Florida. They have a passion for surfing and love to do it and are very good too.

Harry Parr could also claim, as Vyse often did, that he had generations of forbears with connections to that singular industry that dominated life in the Potteries district. Germane to this brief biography of Harry Parr, is Joseph Parr (1843-1924) his father, Ralph Parr (1811-1873), his uncle and Mary Parr (1837-n d.) his Aunt, all of whom lived and worked in and around the town of Burslem. Joseph Parr was a valued employee of Davenports the ‘Royal Potters’ at Longport situated in the valley separating Burslem and Wolstanton. Alongside his daytime occupation as a flower painter, in the evenings he taught drawing at Burslem School of Art situated within the Wedgwood Institute. Amongst his friends were Rudyard Kipling,

My dad and I made lahmajoon together for the first time when I was in elementary school, excited and a little overwhelmed with the task in front of us. The recipe called for five pounds of flour, which is not unusual when using Armenian recipes, but neither of us realized just how much flour that was until it didn’t fit inside the mixing bowl. We prepared both the dough and the meat by hand that day, spending more than seven hours making our little Armenian pizzas.

Karl Landsteiner was born on June 14, 1868 in Austria-Hungary. He was then raised by his mother, who got him interested in science. In 1916, Landsteiner married Helen Wlatso. Together they had a son known today as Dr. E. Landsteiner. On June 26, 1943, Landsteiner suffered a heart attack while working in his lab. He was rushed to the hospital but died later that day. He was seventy five years old. Landsteiner accomplished many things while he was alive, he also made some very critical discoveries. In 1901, Landsteiner wanted to help those who could possibly die from blood transfusion. He wanted to find a way for others to give blood without harming the other individual. With many trial and error experiments he realized that mixing certain individuals