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The South had ways to "keep slaves under control." They would keep them in groups of three or four. The owners woulds also not let them go anywhere after dark and if they wanted to leave during the day they would have to have a signed paper by their owner saying they can do whatever it is that they want

"Do you have Iero?" Mr Way, the art teacher, asked the English teacher, Mr Brown. Frank 's eyes widened, not expecting that. "Frank 's in here." Mr Brown said, all heads turning to him. Frank blushed. Mr Way looked at Frank for a little while and nodded his head to the door. "Come with me." Frank nodded, scrambling to his feet and following the tall teacher. Seriously, Frank was really short. He looked up at Mr Way, feeling a bit anxious. The thing was, was that Mr Way fucking scared Frank.

Aphrodite was constructed in the 1st century A.D. and is made entirely of marble. The torso used to belong to a life-sized version statue of The Greek goddess of love Aphrodite. From the moment I saw this piece, I knew I was attracted to it in a deeper way. It

Looking or Seeing Making prejudgments about someone can give you a very wrong understanding of a person. In “Cathedral” by Raymond Carver, the narrator is not fond of having his wife’s blind friend over to stay at his home. He makes rude comments and makes jokes about blind people even though he does not know anything about a blind person, just things he has seen in movies. Something one can take from “Cathedral” is that there is a difference between looking and seeing and the difference can make

the time do we know how to do that. Some might want to curl their hair but not know how to. There are many ways, this way is typically the easiest. First you’re going to want to gather all of your supplies you are going to need to curl your hair. That includes a curling iron, brush, comb, iron protectant spray, hair spray, and clips. Next you’re going to want to plug your iron in, that way it is hot enough when you are ready to start curling your hair. There are variations of curling irons you can

respectable Negro-woman, herself but black.” (416). The grandmother in “A good man is hard to find” is very similar to Mrs. Turpin as well. The grandmother claims to be a lady, but she is really a manipulator, she wants everything to go her way. For example when she brings the cat along for the vacation trip despite Bailey not wanting to bring it along. Also when the grandmother manipulates the kids into wanting to go see a plantation by saying that it has a secret panel. “There was a secret

in jeopardy. Earl and Claudia had been spending a lot more time together, and Earl had fallen in love with her. He loved everything about her, from the way she talked to the way she laughed, he was in love. Although he was completely crazy for her, he didn't know how to tell her. They had been spending time together almost everyday for the past three months, but he feared she didn't feel the same or saw him as a friend, and continued the act of not being interested in her for months, regretting it

Counting by 7s’ main character is Willow Chance, a little girl who has lost two sets of parents in her short life – she never knew her blood parents and her adoptive ones die in a terrible accident. She is all alone in the world apart from Dell, a school counsellor whose therapy methods are completely unprofessional; and from a couple of new friends she has met recently. Those friends are the siblings Mai and Quang-ha (who is also seeing Dell for his disruptive behaviour) who end up convincing their

mental institution. His story explains all that has happened since he has been there. The key to his success is that no one seems to acknowledge his existence and would not hide secrets around him because he was thought to be deaf and dumb. He finds a way to learn everything that has happened, and he will eventually meet a revolutionary man who will change both his life and the ward forever. The story also has a very common theme involving the women within it. Kesey makes most of the women in the story

diversity in which I am most strong are: The two areas that I am the strongest in are reducing my prejudices because part of managing diversity is being able to admit to my own biases and I am an individual who takes constrictive criticism which by the way I had to reconsider my thoughts when it came to stereotyping because I judge a lot of individuals before getting to know them and what they could bring to the table which in managing obviously is a bad thing I learned through life experience to cope