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    The lottery is a piece of literature that shows big one of weakness in human behavior. Although we don’t follow rituals like the lottery anymore, humans in every part of the world follows some kind of tradition. The title of the narrative deceived me, and it probably deceived a lot of people. I tough it was something good that someone was going to receive at the end of the draw. People gathering in the village square. Playful children gathering rocks. Wives making happily laughing. I didn’t realize

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    In this artice “Black Friday has families seeing “Red” is about “Black Friday” some people know it as you go to a store where basiclly everything is free. That’s wrong. Do you know how Black Friday was first invented,it was invented by the retail world as a traditionally the day when profits for the year went from red (losing money) to (black) making money. Each year, holiday sales become increasingly important for keeping companies profitable.Black Friday is historically been the day after thanksgiving

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    as a family and to keep their family together. In the Latino society when a man is courting a woman he is expected to approach the young lady's father and ask permission to ask his daughter out. And when the young man picks the woman he is courting he is to show respect and come knocking on the door. Clemente gets furious when some young man whistled to his daughter to go outside and he didn't even knock or consider any manners. He feels tradition is lost. When the Chavez family lived

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    she was able to tackle about her life and at the same time, illustrate the environment during the World War II and make readers visualize everything going on back then. She was also able to inculcate many Chinese traditions to her readers throughout the novel. One of which was the tradition during her grandmother’s time wherein women’s feet were to be placed in metal shoes in order to avoid the increase in size of their feet. It was said that women that time with tiny feet were considered the most

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    year old woman named Toula battling her ethnic traditions to get a higher education and marry a man outside her family’s culture. This movie uses a comical approach to present these common barriers of society. The main character, named Fotoula "Toula" Portokalos at age 30 is going through an early midlife crisis. At her age, having had her life plagued by bad luck, she feels that she has failed in fulfilling the typical Greek tradition for women. Her family expects her to be more like her older sister

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    A Hobby or a Way of Life Religion and tradition are two ways that families come together. However in Norman Maclean’s novella, A River Runs Through It, the Maclean family’s devotion to their Presbyterian religion and their tradition of fly-fishing is what undeniably brought the family together. Under the father’s strict Presbyterian values, his sons, Norman and Paul used fly-fishing as the link that brought them closer together and helped them bond with their father on a different level. The

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    distinct feature between the South Korean-American and the other two families (Filipino and Ukrainian). According to this assessment, the Filipino and Ukrainian individuals tend to strongly follow traditional social practices and customs in their daily lives. This is in big contrast to the South Korean-American representative. For example, the Ukrainian person holds on to religious practices as well as food customs. She admits that her family attends their religious institution consistently. Also, their

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    Tita was trying to figure out why her beans hadn’t cooked. She remembered Nacha saying that tamales won’t cook if they are prepared with anger because the tamales get angry. This is an example of Magical Realism because the food is reflecting what the person making them is feeling. In this case Tita is angry because of the discussion she had with her sister Rosaura. This connects to the theme of expressing one's feelings through cooking. The food Tita cooked, provoked different feelings and taste

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    culture and traditions, yet still be American. According to the salad bowl theory, various cultures are associated yet distinct. America could is a salad bowl because culture is contained in a single mass and somehow stay diverse and separate. The experiences of four different immigrants demonstrate how America is a salad bowl through their contributions to society. For many immigrants, America was a salad bowl. People could preserve their traditions while incorporating American traditions. They were

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    The Valtierra family has a long, rich history spanning across the U.S. and Mexico. Our focus was on Maria Valtierra's personal history and journey. The family has shown a cohesive and strong relationship that is on-going and impressive, keeping traditions strong and their history intact. Grandmother Maria and Grandfather Felipe came to the United States to work in the railroads in Oklahoma, and then the steel mills in Gary. During the Depression, Maria’s grandmother wanted to leave the US and return

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