All the Sad Young Men

bitches and hos“, Joan Morgan talks about the importance of hip hop in the black community. She starts expressing that the love they have for hip hop is due to its versatility to vent feelings that can go from beautiful, powerful and fascinated to sad, irrelevant and visceral. At the same time, she is aware that behind the excitement of the beat, booty shaking and the pursuit of pleasure there is a dark side that lower black women to a sex objects. This can have a negative effect on women since

created in 1933 and it created public work projects in order to give jobs to young unemployed men. These projects promoted environmental conservation

called a tragedy. However, although the original story is a tragedy, it can be easily spotted that this is nothing more than a sad comedy. With explicit scenes, terrible characters, this story is exposed to be nothing more than a farce of a tragedy and more a comedy. Juliet is a psychotic character, Romeo is a suicidal rabbit, and most of the script is very lewd and explicit. All of these elements create a more laughable story, tragedy in some ways, yet cringe-worthy and laughable. The double suicides

In the 1920s, it was the most brutal time period for men workers trying to keep and find jobs. They were always trying to get jobs that they can keep for a long period of time. They also found jobs by themselves with nobody to help them. It was very rare to find two men who are trying to find jobs stay together. In the book Of Mice and Men, the main characters George and Lennie are traveling together to find a job that both of them can have together. George is the one finding the job and Lennie

Prostitution is the practice or occupation of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment. Both men and women can be prostitutes and they normally become one around the age of 12. Prostitution is a societal problem because men and women are not searching for love, but searching for money. Whether they are searching for money to keep their family on their feet or drugs, the result is normally never good. Once a person is in a world of prostitution it is hard to exit that world. These

they were? America would look and be very different but there were things that led to this not being possible because of the removal of most of the Indians. Such as, The Trail of Tears, The Battle of Wounded, and The Chief Joseph Surrender Speech. All theses things played a role in the removal because they either got rid of the indians, killed them, or left them with very miniscule amounts of land. The Battle of Wounded Knee In January 1889 the Native Americans started a dance known as the

her sources. David has carefully selected her to come to Texas for four days before his schedule execution for the murder of Constance Hallaway, for three days of interviews, each lasted two hours. Sister Helen was looked up to as a nun and helped young kids out. She was a very holy and religious person and believed that she could help Matthew so she could save his soul and make him a holy person as well before he was executed. This is so significant because both Sister Helen and Bitsey

classified as men and women and should stick to their gender roles and expectations. Along with gender roles and expectations, comes gender differences—the idea that men and women are different, and boys and girls are different and gender roles, expectations,

“All the King’s Horses” (Total Word Count: 747) I believe that the most important literary term noticeably utilized to shape the story in “All the King’s Horses” by Kurt Vonnegut is constant irony. Certainly, the way Kurt Vonnegut represents irony to grasp the audience’s attention is through dark humor and through the absurdities of war. With that being said, there are multitudes of ways that irony is used by Kurt Vonnegut to shape the story “All the King’s Horses”. For instance, in the beginning

other greatly. The young goddess was "..radiant maiden of the spring and summertime, whose light step upon the dry, brown hillside was enough to make it fresh and blooming."(page 61) Persephone attracted the attention of God of the Underworld, Hades. He wanted her as his wife and stole the young woman. It happened while Persephone was