Constant struggle

In history, the constant struggle has been to have freedom in some form, may it be in reference to religion, slavery, or independence. The only problem with this struggle is that it seems to keep showing it’s ugly head everywhere we look at each generation that appears. So, is freedom a constant or is there always going to be controversy over something that someone will want freedom for ? I mean with each generation that appears on this earth we have some new kind of eruption of people wanting freedom

a hold of that life changing chance then it means it wasn’t theirs to begin with or that it would just bring sorrow to them. People repeat these words to themselves, but there is always going to be that question, what if? Thinking about the constant struggle one faces for not standing up to their opportunities, I have realized, I don’ want to be that person that stays up all night thinking where I would be if I had only taken the risk. The path is never going to be easy, but the reward would be

It is early on a Saturday evening. After a challenging day of studying and a grueling dance rehearsal, my stomach grumbles. I think to myself, I am starving! But then, I stop. I am not starving. The hunger that I feel is not even a hint of the constant pain that many individuals experience on a daily basis. This realization makes you appreciate how fortunate our Brookfield Academy community is. While some would wish to fly or wish for a material object, ending world hunger would be my wish. Food

The constant struggle between science and religion is immense, the constant debated question being whether the two can coexist. To this, I agree, the two can coexist if both respect each other’s opinions and do not impose their own beliefs on the others. However, questions that require answering either through science or religion are how we determine reality, how should we live in this world, and what is our ultimate purpose. Either a mixture of the two or one can be chosen, this is determined by

The constant struggle between students and teachers, regarding communication and understanding, creates a never-ending battle. Failing to take the time to get to know their students, teachers can cause miscommunication and lack of understanding. Where a child is from, who their parents are, how they were raised, and many other parts of a child’s life matters and frames how the child grows and views the world. Not being from an area and not knowing what has gone on in the community can make you feel

Camus has always disagreed that the absurd man see’s life as a constant struggle with no hope. The word absurd is a man living without reason to hope for the better and his actions become meaningless. Absurdity is an understanding of man that the world has nothing as far as an answer to present him. Man is seeking some type of answer as to why he is here on Earth and what put him here in the first place. Man is caught up in a life that appears to have continuous daily events. For absurdity, there

not that gender and decided you were the opposite gender? Let us pretend you got sent to prison, which sections would you prefer to be sent to? Would it be by how you identify or your given sex when you were born? In the book, Freedom is a Constant Struggle, written by Angela Davis it is about the mass movements that have changed our society as a whole, to continue pushing ourselves to improve, and not stick with the norms. Davis mentions how we should not get comfortable with the thought of a binary

goes to college she will find a good and educated husband, and not that she would become an educated woman herself. After Cisneros graduates, without a husband in sight, the father’s disapproval creeps back into the picture and one can see Cisneros struggle to make him proud again. After 10 years of writing professionally, a story written by Cisneros is translated into Spanish and her father is able to read her work for the first time. The story is titled “Tepeyac” and it is about the colony in which

I believe one must struggle to stumble across their strength. In order to discover strength, one must fail, and overcome that failure to discover their strength. Strength is something that I have valued and built within my lifetime. I am extremely family orientated and I have parents that embolden my siblings and I to take on challenges on our own. Encouraging us to obtain jobs, paying for necessities, making our own mistakes and developing our own problem solving skills was essential in their parenting

“To the Harbormaster”: An Open Letter to God At first glance, it appears as though O’Hara’s poem “To the Harbormaster” is about a man sailing a turbulent sea, but there is far more to examine past the surface level of the poem. O’Hara chooses to use the word “vessel” (14) in the poem. The Oxford English dictionary defines the word “vessel” in multiple ways. One is “any structure designed to float upon and traverse the water for the carriage of persons or goods; a craft or ship of any kind.” It is