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McBride Financial Services is a virtual organization at University of Phoenix that provides mortgage services for its members. McBride has as its stated goal to be a "preeminent provider of low cost mortgage services using state-of-the-art technology in the five state areas of Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota." McBride provides serves for three primary groups of mortgage seekers: professionals purchasing a primary or secondary residence, retirees purchasing a primary or secondary

Ruth Mcbride , the mother of eleven children, was a very strong woman who wasn't perfect but made a way of life. Originally known as Ruchel Dwajra Zylska, an Orthodox Jew who was born in Poland considered herself dead. Ruth changed her name when she moved to Virginia, I feel as if she did this to get a “fresh start” at life again. Being the child of a white Jewish rabbi was challenging for Ruth, her father was very stern and mean and cared more about his business than his family, Ruth also fell

In the memoir, The Color of Water, James McBride describes his life and interviews his mother. During his life, James faces many obstacles that affect him. A few people who affect his life in his memoir are his mother, stepfather, and The Chicken Man. Some of these are in positive ways and some are in negative. The Chicken Man has a positive affect on James McBride's life. While his mother and stepfather had more of a negative effect to his life. James McBride's mother was a very sweet and honest

McBride Financial Marketing Plan Based out of Boise, Idaho, McBride Financial Services is a small mortgage lender that is in its beginning stages. The firm’s focus will be in standard, FHA, and VHA loans for home refinancing and purchasing. The company hopes to increase its offices into Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota. “McBride Financial Services will be the preeminent provider of low cost mortgage services using state of the art technology in the five state area of Idaho, Montana

The Color of Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to his Mother The Color of Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to his White Mother written by James McBride is a miraculous memoir about James’ and his mother’s life. He describes in detail what it was like growing up in a household with a white mother, a black father, and eleven black siblings. Biracial marriages and families were not the norm and nor was it accepted by society during that time. James encountered many misfortunes growing up and was constantly

conflicts that led to them growing as characters. The Color of Water by James McBride is a memoir based on his own life. James struggled to find his identity, racial identity was something both James and Ruth had a difficulty understanding, also Ruth was a very private person, she didn't care about what others thought nor wanted people to know about her business, which caused a conflict for James writing the book. James McBride uses the conflicts both he and Ruth undergo as a way to convey his message

In The Color of Water by James McBride he faces plenty of obstacles in his life. One that I think was very important during his childhood is in chapter 14 where makes a few bad choices after his stepfather, Hunter Jordan, dies. Since James didn't get to know his biological father, Hunter was the closest he ever came to having one. He makes it clear that his family loved Hunter and when he died they were all devastated but none as much as their mother. It's safe to say she wasn't the same and that

The Color of Water, by James McBride, McBride describes his understanding of and experiences with the cultures, races, religions, and family that surround him this eventually helps him to better understand himself. James McBride is an accomplished musician and author of the national Book Award-winning The Good Lord bird, the #1 best selling American classic The Color of Water, and the bestsellers Song Yet Sund and St.Anna, which was turned into a film by Spike Lee. McBride is a Distinguished Writer

becomes really difficult. Also it’s hard to find yourself when you have others telling you who you are and who you are supposed to be. These two put together makes it extremely hard to find yourself. In James McBride’s memoir The Color of Water, James McBride has conflicting feelings of being biracial illustrates how important it is to know where you came from and who you are in order to move forward in your life. In his memoir, James portrays how he had conflicting feelings about being biracial not knowing

easily fit into any community, and as a result, are forced to wander and be different, they don’t fit in with the rest of the people like just another puzzle piece in society. This situation applies to both James McBride and Ruth McBride Jordan in the novel The Color of Water by James McBride. In the first couple chapters, James talks about her mother’s oddities (good and bad); one of which caught my attention, her unusual habit of ridding her bicycle everywhere. I believe that the author uses this