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bitterness and hatred” on regarding how to deal with racism in America. Having more class than your opponent and keeping ones dignity is still possible when pursuing equality, though it may not always be easy. Judith Ortiz Cofer tells in her essay, “The Myth of the Latin Woman”, what it is like growing up a Puerto Rican woman in white America, also that one does not need violence or cruelty to overcome racism and stereotypes or

a Girl Named Maria, by Judith Ortiz Cofer is about how Judith Ortiz Cofer was discriminated because she is a Latina Woman. She describes about several people treating her differently than others, through song, through looks, and through sexual thoughts and actions towards her. Even after all the discriminating actions persisted upon her, she still pursues on to help others learn that Latinas are not always like the movies say they are or should be like. Judith Ortiz Cofer does this by writing poetry

how she overcomes gender role, social identity, non conformity issues, author, Judith Ortiz Cofer relates her own social conflict in her story “The Story Of My Body.” Mrs. Ortiz Cofer’s adaptation begins as a little girl who moves from a happy life in Puerto Rico to the United States. While in Patterson, New Jersey, full of joy and wonder, she has a bad encounter and her first experience with prejudice. Mrs. Ortiz Cofer is called “dirty” and “dirty brown Puerto Rican,” which alters her pretty image

Song” The poem “My Father’s Song”, written by Simon J. Ortiz demonstrates to us a look at a world a long way from that of our own. With Ortiz being raised an Acoma Indian a significant number of his poems depend on the spoken customs and bits of intelligence go down from era to era. At first loo the ballad seems, by all accounts, to be a straightforward one of a beneficial affair between a kid and his dad. This poem’s start shows that Ortiz values the lessons that his father taught him. It also shows

People will judge others solely based on their physical appearances. In the short story, “The Story of my body,” the author, Judith Ortiz Cofer comes to relations with this. She describes how she was victim of judgment because she was a kid whom looked different than most American kids. Ortiz Cofer tried to change everything about who she really is just to get by for the day without being judged. She was labled different, all she ever wanted to do was to be like everyone else. This eventually led

where in the lives of Cofer and Staples, they experienced the striking stereotypes that people had on them and some of the moments where they were discriminated for the way they looked. The similarities between “The Myth of the Latin Woman” by Judith Ortiz Cofer and “Just Walk On By” by Brent Staples are the striking stereotypes that people have on them, and how they undergo discrimination. At one point, Cofer was able to overcome the old stereotypes that people thought of her. Cofer moved to a different

have. With literature and excerpts of stories, we can learn off of the mistakes or successes the characters make and take the morals and decisions of the characters into our own life. In the short story of “Abuela Invents the Zero” by Judith Cofer Ortiz and John Boyne’s novel of The Boy in Striped Pyjamas, both Constancia and Gretel know that loving someone close to you is quite hard no matter what their background is and what might happen to them in the future. After making mistakes and spending

JOSEFA ORTÍZ DE DOMÍNGUEZ Who is Josefa Ortíz de Domínguez and what is she responsible of? Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez was a Mexican patriot who was also a heroine for Mexico’s War of Independence. Doña Josefa made history when she had the courage and bravery to risk he life by alerting rebels and rebel leaders about the discovery the King’s men made about the conspiracy of an uprising against the King to claim independence. She was responsible for some of Mexico’s success in the war Doña Josefa was

If you ever wondered what it would look like if two professional wrestlers fought each other in an MMA bout, Bellator will deliver the closest thing to it on January 21 when Tito Ortiz squares off against Chael Sonnen in a light heavyweight main event. They both grew up as wrestling fans and have nicknames that firmly pronounce their colorful personalities. The bravado of Ortiz’s fiery clad “The Huntington Beach Bad Boy” is the perfect foil to the boisterous Midwesterner in Sonnen aka “The American

Welcome to part one of the list of the top 10 wealthiest MMA fighters in the world. It hasn't really been that long since the UFC started, but it has since become the most up-and-coming fighting league in the world, outshining boxing and other martial arts competitions. Read blow to find out about some of the richest fighters in the history of MMA. Number Ten: One of the Richest MMA Fighters - Quinton Jackson Quinton Jackson comes in at number ten with a net worth of $12 million. His nickname is