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    Complexions Contemporary Ballet is a highly acclaimed dance company that has performed in many countries around the world. Complexions is known for creating innovative dances which push the boundaries of traditional dance styles. Recently, they performed several pieces at the Joyce Theater included “Goodnight” and “Star Dust”. The company took many risks which contrasted classic ballet structure, but they managed to also portray the ballet ascetic while they were expressing a certain amount of creative

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    1.0 Introduction According to a report published by the United States Census Bureau, American spends about 3952 hours on a yearly basis on using media with approximately 1704 hours being used up watching television (Kaus and Thapar 2014). These numbers are equivalent to watching the television for more than two months and five months on other forms of media. In addition to this, more than 70% of women have also dominated all forms of media particularly the social networks (Kaus and Thapar 2014).

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    In the world we live in there are multiple definitions of what beauty is. However is it right to deemed a certain skin color more beautiful than the other? In our history we are taught that being a white complexion has many advantages, and that being a dark complexion is a shame. Although that is history, in our world today believe it or not individuals are still subjected to discrimination because of their skin color. In a book called "Bum Rush The Page", a poem called "Complected" written by Teri

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    Leominster: A Short Story

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    Some years ago in a land unlike ours, there was a school called the Leominster School for Young Lords and Ladies. Now, this school was very similar to the ones of our own world, yet it’s main difference lied in its students. Leominster was a school for the young nobility of all types of species. All sorts of nobles attended the school- witches and warlocks, vampires and demons, humans and faeries- these students with similar rankings were only separated by the species they were born into. And said

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    Ruddy Complexion

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    A pale face can also be indicative of gastritis, an irritation of the stomach lining.A ruddy complexion, in contrast may mean high blood pressure. Along with a reddish colouring, the face may also be puffy (oedematous) with excess fluid in the tissue as a result of excessive drinking. This is also seen in eye pouches. Any of these assumptions requires

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    The society’s standard of race and skin color impacted the two men’s lives. Brent Staples the author of “Just Walk On By”, narrated about his endurance of society’s unfairness. Richard Rodriguez unfolds his experienced in his article “Complexion” a lengthy battle of self-value. Both men strive hard on how to be accepted by individual’s around them. As a result, these intolerable racial profiling and skin color degradation, is emotionally and mentally damaging to any individual’s emotion especially

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    Authors utilize rhetorical devices in order to convey the true meaning of his work. In his essay, Complexion, Richard Rodríguez uses the rhetorical modes of description and symbolism. The description gives the work a story-like flow, while the symbolism makes the reader more able to experience the emotions and feelings present within the authors “complexion.” The utilization of the stylistic tools aids in conveying the true message of the author’s claim which is that he received mass racism out

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    William S. Paley once said, “White lies always introduce others of a darker complexion,” however there are times where lies can save or help others when the truth can possibly harm them. Christopher, the Narrator of the story, has told multiple lies throughout the story as a way to continue his detective work of who murdered Mrs. Shears dog; even after his father explicitly told him not to. He was willing to go against his own words that was spoken earlier in the story: “I do not tell lies. Mother

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    In fact, light skin complexion was added to slave’s population due to white slaves owners having unconsented sexual relations with African women (Russell, Wilson, Hall, 1993). At any day or time female slaves was subjected to sexual relations with their masters or white slaves’ owners. This act of sexual relations created generations of descendants of lighter shades of skin. Light skin complexion was referred to as “Mulattos” in which they were half African and half white (Hall, 1992). This goes

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    Scrub harder. Maybe that will make this dark complexion lighter. Pray harder and have more faith, maybe, that will make this dark complexion lighter. Neither scenario works. Darker skins find themselves in a battle they cannot change. In the past, the black community was not accepted in society because of their brown skin color, and they were forced to be slaves. Slave owners created the paper bag theory, which separated the blacks further within their own community. Those who were lighter than the

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