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    “All men are created equal.” While this fundamental statement represents the ideal judicial system, it is not always true. A monumental event that spurred interracial unity to resist an attack on fundamental human rights. During a pivotal time in American history this case represented more than a rape trial. It was the views of an old American versus the new, free American that was surging forward. Even with an abundance of evidence, the verdict was clouded by race and politics several times. With

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    other miscellaneous black teenagers from different locations in Georgia hopped upon the Southern Railroad freight train headed for Memphis, Tennessee. (Linder) After coming up victorious in a rock throwing altercation in the train with a gang out white teenagers, the nine “Scottsboro Boys” were greeted in Paint Rock, Alabama by an army of armed men rushing the freight train. The boys were then arrested for vagrancy and disorder (Brinley 570) Later, two unemployed, female mill workers, Victoria Price

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    Gardens are beautiful on their own, but some of us cannot avoid the inclination to accessorize. To bring your garden to its full potential, you must develop its full aesthetic value. There 's numerous little projects you can do by yourself or with the family, to add colorful and quirky visual interest throughout the garden. Mobiles can be made from an array of materials. Since it will be hanging it outside, make sure the material is waterproof. Foam is a smart choice because it is weather resistant

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    Speed Painting Essay

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    Keywords: speed painting, how to speedpaint, speed drawing, speed paint SPEED PAINTING What is speed painting? Speed painting is art that is carried out in a set period of time, where the clock determines how much time an artist has. This can be anything from minutes to a couple of hours. After the time is up, an artist can no longer make any additional changes to the work. Speed painting can be helpful for beginner artists to learn painting techniques, and for experienced artists to practice

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    painted Mt. Hood, Oregon by sketching the location on a canvas and then painting it with oil paint. When analyzing the painting up close you are able to see the level of transparency in the paint, resulting in sections of the canvas to shine through the color (Figure 2 and 3). In order to achieve this look it is likely that Albert Bierstadt used large amounts of turpentine to thin out the medium of oil paint, resulting in a transparent color.

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    In William Golding’s, Lord of the Flies, is about a group of boys who get in a plane crash and have to find a way to survive. There are three boys on the island who all could be the leader. Jack, Piggy, and Ralph, can all be the leader. When one gets chose to be a leader, things start to happen. For the other boys, they want to be the leader sense only one got to, they get mad and spilt up. The boys who are stranded on the island go through many different things that symbolize ideas and thoughts

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    and local government started to said it is offensive to draw a “nearly-naked” women. Then Lushsux paint her into a Muslim women and leave a message “If you do consider it offensive, you are a sexist, racist, Islam phobic, xenophobic, uncultured and ignorant bigot.” No matter how Lushsux change the mural, the local council ask the shop owner to clear it up within 10 days. At the end, the mural has to paint back into all black then problem is solved. Originally, Lushsux just want to draw public awareness

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    Art Reflection

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    As soon as I walked into the Norton Simon Museum of Art, I was lost. The last time I had been there was several years ago, and even then, I hadn't really paid enough attention to the art. I took a quick glance through the large double doors leading to the sculpture garden, then went to get my ticket. I sat down with a map for a short while, putting my thoughts together and figuring out which way I would have to go, in order to find the time periods and art styles that I was looking for. I walked

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    more so reflected through his poem “The Painter” (Frye 208). In the poem ‘The Painter’, the poet John Ashbery describes the artistic creativity in direct conflict with the demands of today’s society. In this poem he expressed how an artist wants to paint the sea and bring forth a relation between the sea and the buildings of the city. The painter places himself amidst the nature and the urban concrete jungle and as he expected his work to gain creativity, his expectations got diminished as he was unable

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    Residential Paintings

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    yourself. A fresh coat of paint makes everything look so much better right? You can choose colors for the inside or the outside and just get to work! Maybe you will even use a paint sprayer because they look like they get the job done fast! Are you out of your mind? Have you thought about the work involved, especially if you are considering doing your own exterior painting? All of the scraping and cleaning that needs to be done, the preparation for laying on a new coat of paint and the small repairs

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