The Street.Fighter

    Then my dad came home and told me “Are you ready to drive to fight.?” He said

“Battle Royal” provides a realistic portrait of the difficulty of being a black person in a

/\ “My dad attacked me I was acting in self-defenses and I didn’t hurt myself or my friend”

“Okay pray i have a good shot.” He pulls his gun and shoots the ropes you fall.

Still looking around through pitch black darkness I hear it again, louder and closer this time. My heart beats a bit faster in a panic of fear and adrenaline, and my eyes dart to the foot of the bed, hoping to see nothing and calm down. But instead, at the foot of the bed I can barely make out

My feet are aching like hell, but I still have strength left in my body. “Do it for Shane” I say to myself. “Do it for Shane.” I slashed him on the forehead with my finger nails as fast as I could, hoping that he would drop me; and he did. I got up as fast as I could hobbling away, crawling actually sounded better.

The documentary titled Street Fight, produced by Marshall Curry, follows a candidate for the 2002 election for mayor of Newark, New Jersey, Cory Booker and his opponent, Sharpe James. Street Fight mainly unveils the power of politics and what holds power over politics itself. However, the video also reveals several factors which influence and impact politics from the choices of real people on the streets of Newark. Of these factors, the video focuses on the tactics in which each candidate promotes themselves, their social background, and the authority they each hold.

They were everywhere we went. We ran down the dark alley. They were right behind us. We turned down another alley only to find a dead end. They were already walking towards us, blocking the only exit. We were surrounded. There was nothing we could do. We were out of ammunition and had no other weapons. I stood in front of the group ready to protect them at all costs.

at his face and the solid weight pinning him down. He shoves his arm up, getting

The whistle blows and right way we tie up and he just starts punching. I back out, but while I’m backing out he rushes and throws me to the ground, luckily we were out of bounds. We tie back up and again a blow to the face with a clinched fist. No one sees that I 'm getting punched only I’m the one that knows he 's throwing punches. One more blow is all it takes for my nose to become a river of blood. At this point my face is starting to swell and turn red, but the I must finish the match. This just adds on to my rage. The whistle blows again and this time it 's our last tie up. I snap him down and crossface him so hard that the snot comes out of his nose. This is where the crowd goes insane because I just turned this

He looked around the hole house couldn't find a single thing except rotten stuff and mice really nasty but i keeped looking. I couldn't find anything so I started to leave. I was about to walk out the door and someone attacked me! I shoot a laser beam hitting the house collapsing on top of us but i got out in time and flew up but the enemy was hit with

Not realizing how I was walking and standing, still dazed by the hit from my smacking the center of the tree with my large skull. Trying to figure out what was I going to tell my mom, what happened to my clothes? Scared out of my mind, I still have to clean my face. At this point I'm freaking out, still wondering what I should tell her, the truth? A lie would make it worse, I guess this is the end for me. That was the only thing that was going through my head, not knowing when I looked in the mirror, I had a cartoon knot the size of an

Cas dropped me home, well technically Kane, and I gave both of them a quick kiss on the cheek and exited the car with the giant, stuffed bear. I looked at the time on my phone and it was only eight o'clock. I decide whether I want to go next door to Grecia's house.

I could feel the blood pounding in my chest. Blackness crept into the fringes of my vision. My voice was hoarse from screaming; I didn’t remember screaming though.

I waked up and I looked to my left to see my parents were watching the sunrise on