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    Andy Mulligan's ‘Trash’ deals with challenging issues, including children living in third world countries and poverty. Mulligan uses language techniques as well as rich characters and setting descriptions to help educate readers about poverty. Language techniques, such as sensory language and imagery language, and setting descriptions were used to make the reader feel the impact of these situations. Mulligan also uses rich characters in the novel to assist in informing the reader about poverty and

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    interactions just because of his skin color. In the poem “Richard Cory” by Edwin Arlington Robinson, everyone wanted to have the life of the man in the poem. People praised him for his materialistic attributes, but in the end he committed suicide. Stevie Wonder composed a song called “Village Ghetto Land” explaining the social inequality. The artists Staples, Robinson, and Wonder execute American culture as one that is plagued with racist, greedy, and inequality. Racism is one of the biggest

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    President Abraham Lincoln, issued an act after the civil war and called it the Emancipation Proclamation. The only reason why the Civil War was fought and this act was passed is because of the termination of slavery, and African Americans wanted equal rights. Slavery was eventually abolished, but even after one hundred years later, Blacks still did not obtain equal rights. All African Americans didn’t have an option to eat, drink, or use the restroom with whites. In 1955 they had enough with segregation

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    It certainly is a wonder Valentine can just drop a couple folders on my desk and walk right away trusting I’d make sense of it and get all of the numbers ‘crunched’ as he calls it. So many new things each day and so many strange words to associate. I guess no matter where you go there will always be local words to learn and know. Never knew I talked so funny till I waltzed in here. And there’s another strange one; waltz. The city folk sure have a fancy way of speaking. Sometimes I miss the simple

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    Stevie Wonder is one of the greatest known musician, singer, and performer in the United States and throughout the country. For most the first thing that comes to mind about Wonder is the fact that he is blind, but there is much more to his story. The journey that he has made to get where he is now may not be known by many. Wonder has had his share of struggles and hardships to overcome and has persevered through them all. Not only is Wonder an amazing artist, his personal triumphs are inspiring

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    Wonder argumentative essay 1st draft In my own opinion Auggie had a very positive experience at beecher prep. From the start he made tons of friends such as summer, and Jack will. He also won several awards at graduation, and learned that just because he is deformed does not meen he is not like every other kid. Last but not least Auggie overcame his fear of going to school , and learned that there are mean people in the world, but there is also nice people in the world that will help you every

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    Cherry is a traitor to her own kind but untrustworthy of a spy. Cherry must show that she really is trustworthy and kind. In the book The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, Cherry tries to turn herself around after she started a turf war. Cherry is an person who is overly concerned with her reputation, untrustworthy and very pacifistic. Cherry can be overly concerned with her reputation at times. For example, Cherry said this before leaving Ponyboy to ride home with Bob, “If I [Cherry] see you [Ponyboy] in

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    Aaliyah's Observation

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    Aaliyah is a 25-month old girl born on October 26, 2014. During her mother’s pregnancy and birth there weren’t any complications. When Aaliyah was born she had an umbilical hernia. An umbilical hernia occurs when the stomach muscles don't join completely and the intestine, or other tissues, bulge through the weak spot around the belly button. The doctors said by the age of one years old, when she starts walking and climbing, it should close on its own. If it doesn’t close by the age of two years

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    American culture is an African American male who name is Steveland Hardaway Judkins but goes by the stage name of Stevie Wonder. Stevie Wonder was born on May 13th, 1950, in Saginaw, Michigan. He was born blind as a result of receiving too much oxygen in the incubator as a premature baby (Editors). But even with this challenge, Stevie would one day become a man of many talents. Stevie Wonder showed he had an early gift from music at the age of four when he used to perform at his parents church in

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    Stevie Wonder Stevie Wonder has been a major figure within the Black Music scene over the last forty years. Stevie Wonder was born Steveland Judkins on May13, 1950, however, he now prefers to be known as Steveland Morris after his mother's married name. He was blind at birth. The cause was the prematurity of the eye. Blood vessels in the back of the eye hadn't reached the front of the eye thus when he was born, prematurely, that growth temporarily stopped then

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