Donald Crisp

truth. How are we supposed to know the difference between the reasonings though? My topic for this essay is to chose three characters that I feel would be great story tellers for a story like Canterbury Tales. The three inviduals I'm choosing are Donald Trump and he's a mean grumpy old guy who has a genuine story that shocks us all, Demariyus Thomas, who plays for the Denver Broncos who has a very weird and non football related story and my last character would be a homeless woman and her story will

a person is physically blind. In Oedipus the King by Sophocles the role of “blindness” literally and thematically is used to show how the character Oedipus is oblivious to see the “truth” in his life is like Donald Trump, America’s forty-fifth president, on his views of climate change. Donald Trump is “blinded” by the fact that climate change is a real problem and in his mind the crazy weather is just the weather itself acting up. The author, Sophocles, of the play Oedipus the King, portrays the

Throughout the majority of history, women have struggled regularly for equality with men. Ever since humans established communal living, there have been distinctive roles; the earliest example of this is survival within hunter/gatherers communities. Since the evolution of gender roles, a woman’s place in society has been lesser, supportive, and “care taking”. Men took on the more physically demanding tasks due to their stature and women took on the nurturing duties. Men’s roles increased in importance

Donald Trump connects Latino immigrants with criminal acts and violence and because of this racial bias and the way Donald Trump is meddling with the image of Latino people it’s incredibly damaging. Latinos only represent 5.8 percent of the speaking roles in the media, this does include non-latinos playing the role a Latino should be playing. Which for some reason, Hollywood loves to give white folk the roles of people of color to play in movies. Even when actual roles are given to Latino’s they

CNN, Dailymail, and ProCon. Sports, particularly football, has became a political debate in September. The author of the article, CNN Sophie Tatum, called “Athletes, activists spar on kneeling National Anthem protests”. She explained that President Donald Trump began to criticize players on his twitter account who would kneel during the national anthem to protest against police brutality. Sophie Tatum writes that Trump and his aides are arguing that the protests are unpatriotic and disrespectful to

progressives, libertarians and most non-conservative democrats would allow refugees in. Well, surprisingly enough, Republican rhetoric has been quite different, emphasizing a potential national security risk from refugees. President and businessman Donald Trump said Syrian refugees could be “the greatest Trojan horse of all time,” and he urges banning them all. Jeb Bush, former Florida governor being a bit less obnoxious says, “We all have sympathies for people who have been uprooted. But we have a

What is life, who sets the rules, who tells us what is right from wrong? One important question I always ask myself, which is my place on this planet earth. A lot of time, as a female that comes from a country that values men more than they value a woman, I feel as though, I am constrained to act a certain way for the fear of being singled out as a bad seed. Even though we all feel that as humans we have the free will to do whatever we want, a lot of times culture and religion might get in our way

Immigration has been a major issue in the 21st century, especially since 2015 when then presidential-candidate Donald J. Trump spoke on building a wall. In 2015, there were an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants living in the United States (Krogstad). With an influx of immigrants everyday, no wonder it is such a critical topic. America was founded on the principles of freedom and acceptance, and many families today can trace roots back to someone who immigrated to the United States. Today, the

The Internet and social media has become a great way for people to get news, but it has also become a way for rumors, scams, and false political stories to spread. These things have all become classified as ‘fake news.’ Fake news started with the internet, and it has evolved through social media to become a real problem. People are being tricked by fake news into giving up personal information or being led to believe in false rumors about people or politics. Fake news has become such a ubiquitous

Sanders, and Donald Trump all seemed to have faithful supporters. Nevertheless, Donald Trump had the most attention with his famous phrases "make America great again" and "deport 'em all". Phrases which soon had him portrayed as a racist. Over 11 million of undocumented immigrants began to fear for their lives, here in the United States. (Park & Griggs) Along with undocumented immigrants, Muslims, people from the LGBT community, and others were attacked by presidential candidate, Donald Trump. During