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Almost anything was for sale—drugs, alcohol, sex of various kinds. I was barely making enough money to keep myself fed and still save money for a flight home. I was young and believed that God could do anything. I was dangerous and didn’t know it. There were posters and billboards of sexy women, barely dressed in an attempt to entice the men to stop in, have a few drinks, and watch the girls dance. As I walked home each night I kept noticing the picture of one particular girl. Among the hundreds

new burial all over again. In Madagascar, there are two classes in society; the living and nonliving and they both are essentially celebrated. Guests travel long distances for a sacred ritual as a special occasion where they either bring alcohol or money to lay alongside the corpse after they are returned to the tomb to represent the ending of the cycle of life and death. Although the deceased body has decomposed a significant amount, it actually makes the ritual even more special. The family members

of the trip”. Jordan holds dear the life lessons taught by her parents that have helped make her life easier. Her greatest lessons learned from her parents was through her words, “is to spend money on the place where you live instead of things that are temporary. Live where you want to be and invest the money and time necessary to build a comfortable living.” She loved creating these memories among being with her relatives and

they are doing. After greeting everyone we came in. As we walked in some people were dancing on the dance floor, some people were eating, and some were having fun. We looked for a table where everyone we knew, were there sitting. As soon as we sat down My mom’s friends asked me a question I was trying to avoid. “Do you want to dance with us?” My answer to them was no. “How am I supposed to dance?” I said. The same question was popping up which “kind of humiliated” me. It soon hit 12:35, and it was

was founded by Sohaila Zyba, a world renowned Belly Dance Professional who is the currently running and managing the business on her own. Sohaila is a very accomplished dancer with over 35 years of experience. She has traveled and performed at several international venues. Her vast experience and educational achievements have both earned her the right and provided her with the opportunity to teach others how to empower themselves through dance. Recently, Sohaila earned her Bachelor of

can take part of to compete at state, regional, national, or even world levels. There are also several other competitions you can attend, not just the big ones that I just listed. At competitions you can recieve scholarships for college, trophys, money, all different types of prizes and

Soul food is a movie that portrays not only having food that is welcoming to the people, but having to spend time together with family and friends to enjoy laughing, games, music, etc. In this movie, two ways were presented in this movie, which are culture and socialization. Each of the four theories have different explaination, but the theory that is closer explained about this film is under the category of conflict. According to Kendell (2016), Karl Marx, the conflict theorist, made a perspective

Hough’s career has seen an amazing number of highs. She became one of the ‘Million Dollar Dancers’ on the ABC game show called, 'Show Me The Money' in 2006. She went on to bag the trophy of the renowned dance reality show ‘Dancing with the Stars - Season 5’, and became the youngest professional dancer to win the show. But once wasn’t enough for the dancer as she won the title of professional champion at the same show in November 2007. In July 2008, she received a nomination in the category of "Outstanding

have already established their mark in the ballet world, Americans were not commonly associated as talented ballet dancers. Thus, in 1954, President Dwight Eisenhower set aside $2,250,00 to fund dance, theatre, music, and sports tours to showcase American talents around the world. One of the funded dance tours was a ballet tour by New York City Ballet’s in Western Europe and the Soviet Union in 1962 (Croft, p. 425). New York City Ballet was a company founded by Balanchine and Kristen so their ballet

those traits were developed during their time working in it. This harmful stereotype is pretty consistently perpetuated, and done so through both male and female characters. The film being used here to provide a few examples of this stereotype is “Lap Dance” (Greg Carter), a 2014 film about a woman who begins working as an exotic dancer to supplement her income. When the main character Monica is first introduced in the film, she learns her father has cancer. Soon after, the doctor informs Monica and