World of Outlaws

completely harmless people who just love to ride and have a passion for the open road. The biker world does however have a violent subculture - a highly organized criminal network of Harley-riding outlaws who fight turf wars over drugs, women, and weapons. The FBI defines outlaw motorcycle gangs as this: “organizations whose members use their motorcycle clubs as conduits for criminal enterprises. Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs are highly structured criminal organizations whose members engage in criminal activities

Queering Vivien’s poem entails finding the elements of imitation, anonymity, and/or appropriation. Two of these elements, anonymity and imitation are clear in Vivien’s reflection of the ancient women on Lesbos in herself. Imitation provides Vivien with a means of growing in sexuality, a gaining of knowledge of the women of Lesbos’s ways. The ancient Lesbians work as a template, but suddenly become the same as the lesbians of Vivien’s time referred to as “our” (18). The result of imitation is growing

Should Nations Outlaw War As Inhumane? First off, if somebody broke the law, how could you stop them without breaking the law yourself? How could you possibly outlaw war? War has been here since the dawn of time and will be here until the human race is no longer. We are an aggressive and emotional species. Fighting, war, and aggression is or nature. There is no possible way to effectively ban war as inhumane, regardless of how inhumane war is. What would you do if another country come over

time between the 1770s and the late 1900s. The Wild West consisted of the and west of the Mississippi river. This time period lasted for about thirty years, and during this time there were a variety of people that roamed around the towns such as outlaws, lawmen, Native Americans, townspeople, and cowboys. Out in the Wild West the towns were small but, for the size of them, they were called 'home' for many people. The Wild West started near the time if the California Gold Rush and it lasted

The Outlaws are a Motorcycle Club born in a tiny bar in Illinois many years back. They were notorious for being the “Robin Hood” of organized crimes in the 1960’s and 70’s. Known to be defiant to law and true to their word, but most importantly they are part of my family. Men known to be “fast-driving and hard living” are also the same men who I call grandpa, uncles, and cousins. The same rough men who took me to church every Sunday and never forgot a birthday. As it goes for many motorcycle affiliations

The close-minded idea that women aren’t powerful enough to lead a country to victory is what led Joan of Arc to her death, but in retrospect had they used more outlaw emotions she may not have been burned at the stake. In Georgia O’Keeffe’s New York with Moon 1925 she demonstrates outlaw emotions in her “masculine” painting. What the painting represented was not typical for that time period. The dark colors and harsh lines showed more male influences than the soft flowing

the film Casablanca and the way it demonstrates how Americans felt during World War II. The main issues that both the article and the film address are the issues of lifestyles, ambitions, and class divisiveness. In the film, Casablanca you begin to understand why Americans were nervous about being part of World War II. Robert Ray argued “[…] the overcoming of its audience’s latent anxiety about American intervention in World War II” (pg. 202) demonstrating how this film depicts the audience or Americans

Robin Hood As a Cultural Phenomenon Robin Hood is a noble outlaw hero who, according to the legend, steals from the rich to help the poor. Robin Hood traditionally portrayed as being dressed in green. He is good at archery and lives in Sherwood Forest, and fights against the oppression of Sheriff of Nottingham. And this makes Robin Hood a folkloric hero. This paper aims to show that Robin Hood as an outlaw in English folklore, is one of the icons of England and English culture. According to one

In The Outlaw Josey Wales, produced by Robert Daley and directed by Clint Eastwood, horses play a prominent role in determining the fate of Josey Wales. Often, they help Josey escape from danger or allow him to acquire an advantage over his enemies. Because the horse symbolizes the material world and the rider represents the spirit, horses in this film help reveal the humanity within Josey. They illustrate Josey’s willingness to alter his character and become a better person. The relationship

violence, illegal weapons, narcotics, racketeering, extortion, and many more criminal charges (ncjrs.gov). Over the years the big four which are: Hells Angels, Outlaws, Pagans, and the Bandidos, have grown and spread