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attended a disability inclusive basketball game that at the RPAC center between the Wildcats and Golden Bears. Another thing I should mention before diving into my impressions is that this was the first basketball game I’ve ever watched in person and the first I’ve actually paid attention to, so I’m not really in a position to evaluate how good

its motto, "education – recreation – conservation.” After the tiger strolled away, I started down the wood and concrete path the zoo named after that beautiful creature, the "Trail of the Tiger." The trail guide promised Malayan tigers, Asiatic black bears, orangutans, Red Pandas, binturongs, Malayan tapirs, and more. A wooden pagoda stretching over the entrance acted as the gateway to another

stunning debut. This is a stark examination of some of the failings of contemporary Asian culture, but very much from the insider's point of view. This is not patronizing; this is true. Bhaji on the Beach is an energetic, race-and-sex-relations comedy that is a must see for anyone who thinks that putting these issues-of-the-epoch in the mass media is a nice way to deal with the traumas plaguing South Asian women. Community-orientated films are a superb way to dramatize, confront, and to

worked year around. When they were not farming they were making baskets and hats to sell at the market. Gladwell gives another example of a group of hunters and gatherers who gather food during the warm weather, but when it’s cold they hibernate like bears .Many of these people starved to death in the winter.

"America's greatness … didn't come from the blacks. It didn't come from the Asians, and it certainly didn't come from the Jews. They [the Jews] wanted to become a part of our nation because of the light. Now, they want it because of greed."— Dave Barley sermon, 2001 this quote was found on the website splc on America's promise ministries. This group America's promise ministries is the Christian identity group in Idaho.they take their anger out on jews, blacks, asians, and muslims so therefore these groups

segregation laws and restrictions on black voting rights which reduced the black community to a lower caste status. Extreme racist propaganda served as a rationalization to the practice of lynching. Racism was widespread and was most inevitable as blacks or “negroes” constantly terrorized by whites and numerous amounts

as loathsome creatures in reference to black looters. People made comments that people where retreating to a primitive state. And that many of its citizens chose the law of the jungle over the rule of law (4) This devotes back to the Enlightenment ideas of race and rationality. (a) The author evokes Hegel’s formulation of the ‘‘savage Negro’’ as ‘‘animal-man.’’ (b) This is the language of nature (e.g., breed, creatures, primitiveness) (c) Suggests that blacks are genetically inferior and irrational

The power of a group is immense. Although composed of individuals, a group functions as a separate entity, and it bears the capability to heavily influence the thoughts and actions of its members. This manipulation can alter the perception of the entire group and, as a result, lead to a psychological phenomenon known as “groupthink”. Research psychologist, Irving Janis, defined groupthink as “. . . a deterioration in mental efficiency, reality testing and moral judgments as a result of group pressures”

countries even take this necessity away. In the United States of America, despite all of its flaws, gives her citizens these basic rights. Some of these rights are the freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom to petition the government, right to bear arms, and civil trial by jury. Many countries, unfortunately, do not even give their residents these rights. Being American means that we are not restricted by one religion, race or culture. Although we may not support some religions or appreciate

as a teaching that is part of an ancient religious tradition (Britannica). It is a Buddhist manuscript that teaches a moral. Allen Ginsberg and Gary Snyder both incorporated both of these styles into their writings “Sunflower Sutra” and “Smokey the Bear Sutra” respectfully. By analyzing these poetry styles of Ginsberg, and Snyder there are different themes that reflect their historic and social consciousness. Zen Buddhism was an inspiration for Ginsberg’s “Sunflower Sutra.” Ginsberg was born on