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wrote, “...distract from more mundane and widespread community violence.” Opposed to using the most commonly chosen words “boring” or “ordinary”. Blow decided to describe community violence with “mundane”. Blow elaborates the rest of his article with similarly intricate vocabulary choices such as; sentiment, epitomized, exaltation, and exploitation. Blow uses informal choices such as very few contractions (don’t, can’t, shouldn’t) and little use of first person pronouns to convey to the audience his

story which changes people’s perception of others. The article, “Michael Brown and Black Men” by Charles M. Blow critiques the “single story” the media tell about young black men. Blow argues how these black mens are shown as “bad people” compared to white people, however, it may not be true because somewhat the media has affected many people in the society to have a single story about others. Blow writes how students of color are suspended more than white students and how Latino and black people are

Results For my experiment I picked 3 different brands of bubble gums. Hubba Bubba gum, Bubble Yum and Bazooka. After chewing each piece of gum for 2 minutes, one at the time, I blow a bubble as big as I could. Then, my partner (my mom) measured and I write down the results. I repeated the same steps 3 times and results was collected in a data chart (see data chart # 1). Then, the average size of the bubble was calculated by adding each result and divided by 3. The average size of the bubble made

face a challenge between what is right and wrong. Growing up with a bad outlook on literature caused Montag to stray away from reading, until he grew too curious. As for Charles M. Blow, literature was an adventure from the beginning, and he became fascinated in books from a young age. With no challenges to face, Blow grew up with books. They may seem like complete opposites now, but they have more in common than you probably think. Reading had a large impact on both Guy Montag and Charles M. Blow’s

story which changes people’s perception of others. The article, “Michael Brown and Black Men” by Charles M. Blow critiques the “single story” the media tell about young black men. Blow argues how these black men are shown as “bad people” compared to white people; however, it may not be true because somewhat the media has affected many people in the society to have a single story about others. Blow writes how students of color are suspended more than white students and how Latino and black people are

Utilitarianism According to the AU theory, Jane is morally required not to blow the whistle because by her not syaing anything she is creating more utility. For example, if she does not blow the whistle, then the business avoids bankrupcy and Jane along with 215 other employees keep their jobs. In this case, more pleasure is created than pain. Jane accroding to Rule Utilitarianism According to the RU theory, Jane should blow the whistle because her action creates more utility according to the theory

In My Murdered Cousin Had a Name (June 29, 2015), Charles M. Blow argues that he wants society and law to change their view on L.G.B.T.Q people and to not criticize a person’s dignity based who they are attracted to or who in communion with. He supports his claim by first stating how his cousin died just because of living as a gay human-being, then states that if you are a black gay male you have a higher risk of being attacked by homophobes, then states that a black person who is gay to society

There are many parallels that can be drawn from the three temptations and hunting scenes and the three blows exchanged by the Green Knight. All of these scenes are interlocked together in the way that Gawain's quest is told and his trails he endures leading up to his meeting with the Green Knight to fulfill his promise made the year before. This all starts with the bargain that Bercilak makes with Sir Gawain. "That whatever I win in the woods be yours, and any achievement you chance on here,

society. Adichie’s lecture helps one to understand how these stereotypes impact people by creating a single story which changes people’s perception of others. The article, “Michael Brown and Black Men” by Charles M. Blow critiques the “single story” the media presents about young black men. Blow argues that black men are always shown as “bad

Therefore whistle blowing has many advantages and disadvantages. There are many benefits if a member of an organization blows the whistle. Firstly it shows the employee who actually blows the whistle is a Good Samaritan and has good intentions. Also if telling superiors the truth about what is happening in the company he or she could be rewarded for coming forward. Another advantage is that it is the best