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Undertale and Violence Undertale was an indie game released in 2015 by Toby Fox after a very successful Kickstarter project. Undertale is truly one of a kind, it acts as less of a game and more of an experience. Undertale takes inspiration of Role Playing Games (RPG) from all throughout the history of video games and has a unique mechanic that makes it the center of a lot of attention in the world of gaming. This game allows the player to complete the entire game without killing a single monster

Music is a universal language that transcends boundaries and brings people of all walks of life, race and religion together. The famous sound of Motown all began on one place. In Detroit, Michigan a new record label emerged, it was called Motown Records. The Motown Record company produced R&B, hip hop,pop and soul music. “Established by Berry Gordon in 1959, Motown Records was the most successful record label of the 1960s, brining a unique sound to American music and creating a community of black

Music is a medium in which people can express their feelings, as well as get many strong messages across efficiently. “What’s wrong with the world mama, people livin’ like they ain’t got no mamas.” The song “Where Is The Love”, by the Black Eyed Peas starts with an audience attention grabbing question making the listener think of something going on with the world today. Even thought this song was released eleven years ago in 2003, it is still relevant with what is going on currently. The Black Eyed

Berry Gordy founded Motown records in 1959, and created one of the most famous recording companies to ever produce music. Motown had crossover success that helped promote the music of African Americans. Motown records helped the civil rights movement and helped the blacks in their fight for their rights. Berry Gordy really helped out the African American community by creating Motown records and showing the world that blacks could really make quality music. On January 12, 1959 a young man by the

Berry Gordy: Motown Berry Gordy was a man of vision, talent, drive, and determination. He was also a songwriter, boxer, innovative entrepreneur, and producer. Berry Gordy was born on November 28, 1929 in Detroit, Michigan. Gordy established Motown Records from a loan of $800 in January of 1959. Under his guidance, the sound of Motown became one of the most remarkable and memorable musical accomplishments of the 20th century. Berry Gordy showed leadership and legacy in American history because he

After talking to the three sisters about her future and making a wish she wanted to know if it would actually come true she thought on it for a bit and walked home. When she walked home she thought about how tired she was of this place and she could not wait longer. When she got home Nenny was off playing in her room parents doing house work so she walked in her room grabbed her backpack and started packing. Okay so I need clothes, money, journal, and food to start me off she goes and gets all of

Ashley McCullers MUSI 2040 Vanessa Tome Sam Cooke and “A Change Is Gonna Come” In the midst of a time where black Americans were facing extreme ridicule and fighting for their rights, Sam Cooke arose from the Gospel music style and merged into the music known as Soul, a genre that spoke to the socially crumbling nation about peace and civil rights changes. Through his smooth style, velvety voice, handsome appearance, and appeal to black and white audiences alike, Sam Cooke made a difference in

A. When traveling to the village, I watched the younger villagers participate in recess. I initially realized the strong distinction between the two gender’s interactions. Through the three days in the village, I came to realize that the female adolescents were not permitted to participate in contact sports. In comparison, the male adolescents were consistently shown participating in soccer, the national sport of Haiti. I would constantly watch the interactions between the two genders of the adolescents

“Get up! Getup!” My sister yelled piercing my ears with her high voice. I opened my eyes slowly trying to adjust to the rooms musty lighting and immediately a whiff of something burning had overcome me.Something between a mix of a saturday night campfire that we had every month and the burnt toast that my sister had mastered burning. I wasn’t very fond of the smell, it was too overwhelming and strong. I’m wasn’t one of those people that like the smell of gas or fire. Wait anyway why was something

the civil rights movement. All of these movements were to promote social justice. Some pop culture icons of the time voiced their thoughts about this social justice. Three of these icons were influential musicians. These musicians are Janis Joplin, Marvin Gaye, and Bob Dylan. The first of these influential musicians is Janis Joplin. To understand her beliefs and how she became such an inspiration, it is important to look at her upbringing. Janis Joplin was born in Texas in 1943. She was raised in