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Bestselling behavioral science author Daniel H. Pink once said, “Empathy is about standing in someone else's shoes, feeling with his or her heart, seeing with his or her eyes. Not only is empathy hard to outsource and automate, but it makes the world a better place”. This is a valuable lesson that is shown to be true not only in our tangible world, but also in the world of Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird. Harper Lee illustrates the message of empathy in her novel through the life of the character

the deep gold velvet couch and leaned forward just enough to provide him with an unhindered view of her cleavage as she reached for a cup. “Please, join me for tea.” Landon’s throat was dry, and he had to clear it before he could trust his voice. He could use a drink but hot tea wasn’t what came to mind. “Thank you for the invitation, however, I came to return this to you.” He pulled the bag of coins from his pocket and placed it on the desk. Claudia’s gaze chilled. “And why, may I ask, do you feel

Abraham Lincoln, 16th president of the United States, eventually would become one of the greatest presidents to ever live. During his term of presidency, he gained more power and authority than any president before him. Lincoln, like his father, was opposed to slavery. During his campaign, Lincoln expressed his opposition to slavery and his determination to limit the expansion of slavery westward. "Miller Center." Abraham Lincoln: Life in Brief-Miller Center. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Feb. 2017. Lincoln

“Reading of these monks, one is moved by their courage, their reckless innocence and the urgency of their desire. Reading of these monks, one can’t help thinking of Everett Russ and Chris McCandless” (97). The author says this in attempts to illustrate a comparison of people who were in similar situations like Chris and took the same action. All the men that Krakauer mentioned were rather “quirky” and had difficult relationships

Goblin Market is one of the masterpieces of Christina Georgina Rossetti; composed in 1859 and was published in 1862 in Goblin Market and Other Poems. She was an English poet in Victorian era, a period when the Bible was chiefly and frequently read and people were too religious. Also, it was the time of sexual repression; to enjoy or to talk about sexual passion was considered a sin. Moreover, women were confined to their home and education was denied; it was an era of male dominance (Mitchell 150)

Police brutality comes in different forms from the 1800’s to now. Whether it was lynching, harassment, beatings, shootings, etc. Police brutality has caused major uproars all around causing people to come together to fight for what is right. Many friends and families have been affected from deaths and injuries caused by police. Some people might even believe the victims deserve it. There are good cops out there, but some police throw on their uniforms and abuse the power of being the authority.

stars and some unknown. Colin Firth plays the role of John (Jack) Worthing, he plays it well and was fit for the character, although the book makes him seem younger. He was also seen in the King’s Speech and Kingsman: The Secret Service. Rupert Everett plays Algernon (Algy) Moncrieff. The way the book portrays him, he seems obese and not as skinny as Rupert. He was also in Shrek 2 and Shrek the Third. Reese Witherspoon plays Cecily Cardew and she is perfect for the role for what the book portrays

Darrell Hazell of Purdue, Frank Wilson of the University of Texas San Antonio, Mike Jinks of Bowling Green, Paul Haynes of Kent State, David Shaw of Stanford, Kevin Sumlin of Texas A&M, Derek Mason of Vanderbilt, Trent Miles of Georgia State and Everett Withers

In the early church, Christians were persecuted and had to think about the doctrines of salvation and the church. Some of the Christians denied their faith. Ferguson states, “The reign of Decius marked the turning point from local, sporadic persecution to an empire-wide assault on Christianity. The first action of Decius was the arrest of the higher clergy. The second was a universal order to sacrifice to the gods of the empire (burn incense, pour a libation, and taste the sacrificial meat).

auto factory, and hauled trash at night for extra money. “Magic” Jonson had several jobs, and many of them were helping his father at his work or at the house , but “Magic” Johnson’s main priority was basketball. While “Magic” Johnson was attending Everett High School, his team won the championship. His excellent skill at passing the ball created the nickname “Magic”.