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    Modern Technologies

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    moving your body up from the couch over to the TV to change the channel. A time when there were few television networks‚ all of which were local by the way‚ would sign off by airing a taped recording of the American flag proudly waving while the Star Spangled Banner played in the background. Today‚ I absolutely could not imagine living without modern technologies such as a cell phone‚ digital cable‚ the Internet‚ and microwave. The cell phone has got to be one of the most profitable and marketable portable

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    One Friday Morning

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    The short story “One Friday Morning” by Langston Hughes is about a young black girl‚ Nancy Lee‚ who recently moved out of the South with her parents so they may provide her with a better life and schooling. Very talented in watercolor painting‚ she wanted to make that her major in college. Regrettably‚ there are some people in the world that are just blinded by race and forget how America was supposed to be a place for equal rights without tyranny. Nancy Lee may be a colored girl‚ but at times

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    Multicultural Literature

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    THE TYPE OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS: MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE Because My Father Always Said He Was the Only Indian Who Saw Jimi Hendrix Play “The Star-Spangled Banner” at Woodstock During this semester in Prose class‚ I have learned many kind of short stories by writers of various background. I also learn how to analyze the text critically‚ especially about structuralism and culture studies. There are 8 short stories that I have discussed with the class and written in one-page journal response. First

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    A critical analysis of a U.S. propaganda poster of the Second World War By Mike van Veen Introduction The following is a critical analysis of a poster printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office in 1942 and was designed by Allen Russell Saalburg . The poster can be found at the end of this document as Appendix A. I will first point out the various elements of the poster and point out their characteristics. Following that I will explain what these elements portray‚ providing historical

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    from membership by a negative vote according to Merriam-Webster (Merriam-Webster’s dictionary‚ 11th ed.‚ 2017). The situation ex-NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick is now facing due to his actions in the previous season by kneeling during the Star Spangled Banner could be considered such. The former 49ers quarterback‚ who led his team to a Super Bowl in 2013‚ is currently unemployed from football and it appears unlikely he will be employed in the National Football League (NFL) in the future. However

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    Megan Cain Cain 1 Mrs. Bonessi Honors English IIB March 16‚ 2014 Freedom: The American Dream Throughout history‚ America has exceeded the limits and expectations other countries regrettably laid upon us. From writing the very first Constitution to conquering Hawaii and Puerto Rico‚ America has grown from on tiny colony to a country three times the size of Germany. The United States of America is now known as one of the most powerful civilizations in the world. Though‚ this power

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    the very essence of virtue and liberty. That nation is our own beloved America. The flag that it waves‚ the Star-Spangled Banner‚ perennially flies as a beacon of hope throughout this vague and fledgling world. The depths of the dark Blue behind the shining stars manifests the dark and indeed troubled times that our country has faced and is yet inevitably to face again. Those shining White Stars in that revered sea of blue are dedicated to the Sovereign States that choose to be associated with the rights

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    scene‚ especially when concerning action‚ thrillers‚ and dramas. Music is a legitimate form of popular culture because it has stood test of time and is the only form of popular culture widely regarded and cherished. Music is used to play the Star Spangled Banner and many other famous melodies to evoke patriotism for Americans. Every country has its own theme song‚ seeming to me to make music the most popular form of

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    Kaepernick's Injustice

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    I do not support nor do I oppose Kaepernick’s actions. I do understand that the American flag is a very important symbol to our great country but i also believe that people may express their point or how they feel( the freedom the speech). Kaepernick said that the reason he didn’t stand was to prove a point about America and about racism against color people. I personally have experiencioned racism towards me in many occasions and it is very offending. So I see how he is trying to tell people it’s

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    “For the land of the free‚ and the home of the brave” the final words to our nation’s national anthem. There has been controversy about football players‚ and many other athletes kneeling during the “Star Spangled Banner” to protest against the tragedies happening in America day after day. The First Amendment gives these athletes the privilege to express their opinions‚ and their right to kneel during our national anthem. People should stand for the national anthem‚ because it’s a sign of respect

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