Stand By You Analysis

In the Hip Hop culture the song “Keep Ya Head Up”, was one of the first rap songs to bring up touchy issues about black woman. The rapper 2pac touches upon a lot of the issues we are learning about and the song also relates to the three step process that Craig Warner associates with gospel. In Chapter 1 of Understanding African American Aspects in Hip-Hop Cinema, it states that gospel music affirms “A belief that life's burdens can be transformed into hope, salvations , the promise of redemption.” While listening to the song I was able to break down the meaning using the three step process that Craig Warner associates with gospel. “(1) acknowledging the burden; (2) bearing witness; (3) finding redemption. The burden grounds the song in the history of suffering that links individual and community experience.” With this i was able to connect and vibe with the song and i will tell you how below.

The song I would have to pick as the theme song of my life is the song “Anyway” by Martina McBride. The song basically says sometimes you can give your all to something, and it still doesn’t work out in your favor but you should do it anyway. Obviously you shouldn’t do things expecting them not to work out, but you’re your passionate about something do it in spite of the fact that it might fail. Like famed baseball player Babe Ruth said “Don’t let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game”. I also do not believe effort is wasted in the situations when you happen to not get the result you wanted. Almost every time I have tried and failed at something it has benefited me in an unexpected way. In these situations I am reminded

“For What It’s Worth” relates strongly to the actions taking place. The emotions of Springfield were released in this song. Many people recognize the same emotions as Springfield. This relates to others because of the conflict and crime that is occurring. Buffalo does a wonderful job of describing the misery and suffering of the people.

Throughout the song, Joyner plays faint hints of baby whines and laughs in the background to emphasizes the tone. The beat of the song has an underlying voice of a female singing, “Trapped in my mind, I want you right by me… by me… Forever” (Lucas, Joyner. “Forever.” By Joyner Lucas. (508)-507-2209. Atlantic Records, 2017. Apple Music. 0-81). This underlying singing along with the hint of baby voices thought establishes the mood for the listener. Embedding into the listener an emotion of love and comfort for their loved ones and especially their children if they have any. The way the female voice and baby clashes

I am covering the article, “Cool dudes: The denial of climate change among conservative white males in the United States by McCright and Dunlap (2011).

In April of 2005 then Florida governor Jeb Bush signed into law Senate Bill 436. This bill expanded and clarified the Floridians’ self-defense rights against violent attackers. In effect beginning October 1, 2005 the new law was written to relieve the burdens of a person that had the possibility of ending up a victim due to the actions of a would be attacker looking to threaten them or cause them harm (Wallace, 2006). While Florida was the first state to enact Stand Your Ground, Florida is now just one of 24 states that have similar laws (Lee, 2012). With the support of law enforcement, Stand Your Ground has become a popular law with a majority of citizens in Florida. Stand Your Ground has become a political statement for supporters of

There many disease flying on the air and some of those disease are incurable. Imagine being in pain for days without hope of resolving the issues. A person in pain would be relive if he/ or she can commit suicide.The problem is, terminally ill patients are in stress of dying. Does patients should be allowed to commit suicide because of pain?. How does family of patients cope with stress of paying bills? If the illed person did not commit suicide what will the side effects of medicines and treatments do to his body. What we must understand is that terminally ill people are in pain and don’t have the option to end their own suffering by committing suicide. By not giving them the option to die, we are installing their suffering and death. Person terminally ill should be able to decide when to end their own life

Every record put out by the world-class jazz bassist Christian McBride is well worth checking out. After digging Live at the Village Vanguard with his trio, the bassist returns to the big band format with Bringin’ It, an honorable follow-up to the 2011 Grammy Award winner The Good Feeling.

When talking about American history most begin with the coming of the Mayflower, when the Europeans arrive. Why is that? Maybe it’s because that’s the easiest way to explain our history or because we don’t seem to understand the importance of The Natives?

The central idea of this article is that you think that you never eaten a bug but you already did. The author supports this central idea by in paragraph 5 of the article “I Hate to Break it to You, but You Already Eat Bugs” says, “Staples like broccoli and canned

In the next verse, she says "I'm standin' on top of the world, right where I wanna be” (Glynne line 22). These two parts of the song made me understand people make mistakes. Ninth through the start of eleventh grade I lost myself but picked myself up afterward. Now, a straight A math honors student with college credits in math and a member of the National Honor Society of High School Scholars. I plan to attend college to earn a doctorate in psychology and behavioral research. My best friend, Korina Alvarez, and I are celebrating six years of amazing friendship this year. I would not have made it through high school without her by my side or without the without the stunning individuals I have met along the way.

First of all I would like to clarify that Look Both Ways is not simply a ‘movie’. It is a film, a narrative film. And through depicting the life experiences of a few mundane Australians over a single scorching weekend, independent director Sarah Watt unearths some of the intrinsic enigmas which vex humanity so. Look Both Ways is essentially a mural of Watt’s mentality, and presents an in-depth reading encompassing the pitfalls of life, appealing to universal sentiments, qualms and anxieties.

The book “out of love for you’’ is a story in which Anne Schraff, the author, tells a story about family, friendship, and loyalty.

In the hit Broadway show ''Carousel,'' Rogers and Hammerstein wrote one of the best loved songs of all time. This song is called ''You'll Never Walk Alone.'' The theme of the song is about holding on to your strength even through the hardest of times. The simple lyrics are powerful and say that there will always be some at your side. I believe the theme explicit because it is about courage and keeping head up during hard times. Hard times happen to everybody. I believe that the theme of this song applies to everyday life because nobody goes through life without experiencing obstacles.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas said it best with the simple but powerful statement, “You have to stand up for some things in this world”. Even though Douglas was fighting for preservation of the Everglades, Hazel Johnson applied this to her own struggle when she began to fight back about the environmental racism bestowed on herself as well as her community. She had been outright tricked, lured to a black neighborhood intended for WWII veterans with an abundance of arbor and flowers just to conceal the nasty truth that laid beneath. It took a page out of the concentration camps of the same war, tricking the vulnerable into accepting the situation only to reveal the horrible truth once it was too late. When her husband died of