The Moment Before the Gun Went Off (Activities Included)

He is upset because he has no workers to run his factory. He is allowed to take most of his workers, who had not been killed, back to his factory.

Aretha Franklin was born March 25, 1942 in Memphis, Tennessee; to Barbara and Clarence LaVaughn Franklin. Her mother was an accomplished piano player and vocalist while her father was an itinerant preacher. Franklin’s father sermons were so emotionally driven that he was known as “million

| Relevant Biographical Information About the Author: * White * Born in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa in 1903 * Father was Scottish and mother was South African of English heritage * Worked at a reformatory with black youths

I noticed that the majority of the plethora of pictures shown in this video were that Blacks, women, men, and even the children, were very dark, had eyes and lips bulging out, jovial and content with slavery, and were usually portrayed eating watermelon. Americans seeing these pictures for 150+ years would eventually emit off the fact that most, if not all, Blacks looked like this and were content of slavery. The pictures evoking off the savage-like pictures would give off the fact that Blacks freed from slavery would end up like this to humanity, acting all savagely to Whites. All of these caricatures were far from the truth of the reality of how Blacks were; rather, they were drawn up by Whites who manipulated the White society to believe that these caricatures were facts, which in reality, they were not.

On June 2, 1907, Louise Alice Gosebrink was born in an upstairs flat in St. Louis to a cigar making German immigrant. During her early childhood, she experienced many hardships stemming from her identity as the daughter of German immigrants. Her experience was not one she lived alone, immigrants throughout history have encountered many difficulties.

Amy Schumer was born on 1st June, 1981 in Manhattan, New York. Her father, Gordon Schumer, was the owner of a baby furniture company. The name of her mother is Sandra (nee Jones). Amy also has a younger brother, Jason

Ruth Szabo Brand was born in 1928 near Sighet in Northern Transylvania (Hungary). Though she lost her father at the age of three, her maternal grandfather, Yisrael Szabo, raised her with strong religious convictions – ones that she held onto even in the darkest times of her life, at Auschwitz.

South Africa has long been known for the racist policies that were implemented by the government during apartheid. In reality, many of these policies were introduced before apartheid, and thus South Africa today is affected by centuries rather than just a few decades of racism. The racial practice and policies of the nineteenth century that developed out of South Africa’s mineral revolution were then carried into the apartheid era, and are of particular importance for black South African families. The desires of the white population to have sufficient labour and to monitor it while reserving urban areas for whites occasioned the government to create restrictive laws starting in the late nineteenth century which were carried into apartheid. These laws and practices broke apart the South African black family and has resulted in enduring consequences for black families and South Africa.

“I could tell she don't understand why a colored woman can't raise no white-skin baby in Mississippi. It be a hard lonely life, not belonging here nor there.” Skeeter is having trouble understanding why Constantine gave her daughter Lulabelle up for adoption. Lulabelle's father was black, but she inherits Constantine's father's light skin. As a result, she just won't fit into the closed-minded Jackson society. The Help shows us the inner workings of a segregated society against the backdrop of the growing US Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s. Although there is some variety in economic and social class, race is the number one determinant of a person's place in Stockett's Jackson, Mississippi. Race also determines who has access to

I gave Jessie a quick lecture on how to use his gun, I'm still concerned that he might shoot me with it, on accident. We were going to get gas for the stove for some proper food because we have been living off junk for the past week. We went down the stairs me leading with my Glock out in front and the others with their torches behind me. We decided to walk to save the fuel that we already had in case we had to make a quick exit. We walked 3 to 4 blocks without seeing a chaser at all, which is pretty surprising. As we approached the fire station there was a man about 20 metres away. I yelled, “Stop! Stop!“, but the man didn't seem to notice anything. As we approached, he started coming slowly towards us. I yelled, “Stop!”, again and again,

intended to mislead is friends, family and himself although he did not intend for the killing of

Published originally in 1989, Nadine Gordmer’s work titled “Once upon a Time” is a symbolic story about the death of white supremacy and the subsequent birth South African society. The story centers on multiple themes which include violence, freedom, death, regeneration and the structure of the fairy tale. Gordimer is a character within the story. At the beginning of the story Gordimer is asked to compose a short story for a children’s book. The person asking the question believes that it is Gordimer’s duty to provide the short story. Gordimer refuses and rejects the idea believing that she has a personal right to artistic freedom. She believes that no artist should be required or compelled to write on demand. Creating a work on demand

She was born in Nuremberg, Germany in 1954. Smith is the daughter of the American sculptor Tony Smith (Art:21). Her family moved to New Jersey where she attended school with her

Helmuth Guenther Guddat Hubener was born on January 8, 1925 in the city of Hamburg, Germany. He was raised by his mother and grandparents but later on was adopted by his step-father, Hugo who also gave Helmuth the name Hubener. From a small age Helmuth would often attend his dad's Anti-Nazi meetings and get some out of them.

Jamie swallowed and squeezed the trigger and the gun made a big BOOM. the gun kicked like a mule and when Jamie saw the deer it was on the ground, the red gush that was blood was running down the dead deer shoulder as the deer took its last bloody breath Jamie realized what he had done and then the deer pasted on. Jamie was upset now but that could wait he had a deer to field dress. As Jamie kneeled down to the deer Jamie said "thank you for the meat and the excitement " and dragged the Heavy dead deer to the house. When he got home his mother greeted him and saw his deer and was impressed when his dad came and saw it he and Jamie went and hang the deer in the shed