Edgar J. Kaufmann

In 1972, Edgar Arceneaux was born in Los Angeles, to this day he resides in California (Edgar Arceneaux, Charles Gaines & Rick Lowe, 2010). Arceneaux attended California Institute of Arts in 2001 and is the co-founder of the Watts House Project (Edgar Arceneaux, Charles Gaines & Rick Lowe, 2010). This project incorporates art, architecture, and community development (Edgar Arceneaux, Charles Gaines & Rick Lowe, 2010). In other words, what the Watts House Project do is collaborate artwork to shape

Nonetheless, throughout World War I the agency found itself under much public scrutiny due to the increase of espionage and sabotage, and political corruption within the Department of Justice and the Bureau itself. However, the appointment of J. Edgar Hoover in 1921 ushered the agency into a new era. Shortly after becoming director, Hoover wanted to turn the agency into a career

20th century American law enforcement in United States history is John Edgar Hoover. John Edgar Hoover was the first Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He was appointed in 1924 and died in office in 1972. He stayed in power from President Calvin Coolidge to President Richard Nixon. His agents brought down some of the most notorious crime bosses in the U.S. He had changed the way police look at crime scenes. John Edgar Hoover was born on January 01, 1895 in Washington, D.C. His parents’

Gracie is a 2007 American film about a teenage girl that wants to play soccer, but Gracie fights for her right to play soccer. Gracie goes through a series of judgments and obstacles, beginning with her dad’s rejection to work with her as he had, daily, with Johnny. “Dad,” she wonders, so sadly, “Did you ever wish I were a boy?” During her father’s early refusal to address her desire to play soccer, Gracie finds other behaviors to aggravate her father, dating one of the soccer players, drinking and

Lehane is the daughter of William Reid and Jasmine Reid, the half sister of Spencer Reid. Growing up she always knew that there was something wrong with the world. Running away from home at 16 she recruited her cousin to follow her to DC to find her older brother. They didn't have a relationship growing up and that was because of their dad. Walking out on Spencer when he was 12 years old. Soon after moving to DC she found out that her childhood best friend who had left Vegas. When she was 15 was

As a nation today our culture is one that is ever changing with it is the music we listen to or even our political stances, but one thing for sure is that we will always have a divide among us. One of the first examples of a cultural divide was during the 1920’s which were changing constantly with the new roles of women being implemented with their newly earned suffrage. Also with the great migration north, which were thousands of African Americans travelled to the bigger cities of the north such

Named by Calvin Coolidge as the sixth director of the Bureau of Investigation, J. Edgar Hoover quickly rose to greatness. In 1935, he was appointed by U. S. Attorney General Stone as the first director of the newly conceived F.B.I. For the next 36 years he made all of the rules, declared war on everything he disliked or that opposed his morals and personal beliefs from “Bolshevik radicals” to Martin Luther King, he hindered the progress of the civil rights movement, and used force to eradicate every

years between 1956 and 1971 marked some of the FBI’s most fanatical persecution of dissidents. Here, against the backdrop of the Cold War, Vietnam War, lingering fears of communism, the Civil Rights movement, and a surge in KKK activity, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover implemented

Throughout the mid to late 1980s Katrina consistently provided valuable information to the FBI, some of her reports were even seen at the White House. Katrina and her family frequently went on FBI sanctioned trips to China and government events in the U.S. to collect information. During this time Katrina started another affair with Special Agent William Cleveland, however Cleveland did not disclose any information to her at any time nor tasked her to gather any information. During the late 1980s

On the morning of June 8th, I arrived to work having no idea what the next week would have in store for me. It is that morning that I received my final offer for the internship program, and would need to leave for the D.C. area within the next 3 days. After close of business on the 9th, I headed home to pack, and by the Sunday morning I was beginning my 15 hour drive to the east coast. I had no idea where I was going to stay for the summer, where I was going to work, or what I was going to do