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    A long term goal is a goal that you wish to accomplish in the future. Long term goals require time, planning, dedication, and rescilience. Having a long term goal is important for a successful career in the future. One of my long term goals is to become a prosperous private practice lawyer. This is important to me because it will show my siblings and other minority children that no matter the circumstance or pressure put on them by society anything is possible. They can be successful. According

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    changed in the present time. Literature was considered as a broad entity but literature has developed into various branches lately. For example, Dalit literature is literature written by Dalits about their lives. Dalit literature forms an imperative and distinct part of Indian literature. African-American literature is another literature which is produced in United States by writers of African descent. Not only these two, but many literatures like Australian Literature, African literature, Canadian

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    brutality in life The stories in the book displayed themes including fear, racism, depression, slavery and violence. For example, I happen to know from my previous classes regarding the history of African Americans including from an author by the name of Toni Morrison who suggests humanity started with Africans. There was similar information from one story called A Feast On Foot and within the story was the line “The human adventure in the world began in Africa” (Galeano 1) however there was the first

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    Representation, Jennifer Siebel Newsom states that “we’re here for an instant in an eternity, and all that really matters is what we do with that time” (Miss Representation). This is a profound thought. The Earth has existed for billions of years, yet most people consider themselves lucky to live for 100 years. That’s a relatively insignificant amount of time. Our names won’t be remembered forever, but we have the capability of creating change that will last far beyond us. In order to spark this change

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    Every Revolution Gives Birth to Another When Americans look back at the ways in which African American women and Native American women as recently as not much more than a century ago, they might well be shocked at the ways in which their lives were limited by both legal and cultural restrictions. Since then they have made significant progress towards equality, although both groups lag behind other American demographic groups in terms of life expectancy, chronic disease, work opportunities, wages

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    The film, A Time to Kill, directed by Joel Schumacher is a crime drama film adaptation of the novel ‘A Time to Kill’ by John Grisham. This film is set in the fictional town of Canton, Mississippi in the early 1980’s, and follows the eventful life of a young Southern white Lawyer, Jake Brigance and his quest to defend and free African American father Carl Lee Hailey after he took the law into his own hands, killing the two culprits that brutally raped his 10 year old daughter, Tonya. A Time to Kill centres

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    The Perfect Family of the 1950s Versus the Present Time of Families Is it worth going back to the 1950s and experience the workplace of woman and men going to War or staying in the present time. Many people in today’s society see the morals and values of the past of the fifties. Nevertheless, the fifties had its nuclear family to where everyone was set for in life already. The woman became homemakers and men worked at an occupation. In the 1950s men were going to War, so the mother had to do both

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    I Am... It's Possible,” those are the inspiring words of Misty Copeland. She is a historical dancer who has made an impact in dance history. Being successful in the professional ballet industry is a major challenge, especially when you’re of the African American race. This obstacle did not stop Copeland, being that she accomplished her dream of becoming a prima ballerina. Misty Copeland was born on September 10, 1982, in Kansas City. Her early childhood was living under her mother’s frequent boyfriends

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    country. The movie Red Tails showed me that it doesn’t matter what color, heritage, or male/female you can do anything. It was the Tuskegee Airmen that were African Americans that were servicemen during the World War II. Ever men had a hard time trying to do their job and to fit it even though there was hard times to do that in the same time. In today’s world

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    Musicians, actors, and authors are just of the famous people we look up to. They are the ones we wish we were and the ones we hate at the same time. For me there is one person who I look up to, one of my biggest idols, Billie Holiday. She is one of the greatest musicians in music history. I look up to Billie because she relates her music to what happened in her life. This shows how much emotion she puts into her music; how passionate she was about it. I am a musician myself and as a musician you

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