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The Four Major Things in Cultural Superiority in The White World by W.E.B. DuBois
Culture
Social Issues
Web Dubois
In W.E.B. DuBois essay, The White World, he believes that cultural superiority consists of four major things. These things are: Beauty and health of body, Mental clearness and creative genius, Spiritual goodness and receptivity, and Social adaptability and constructiveness. In this essay I plan to show how the white majority hold many of these traits…
The Struggle for Fulfillment in Their Eyes Were Watching God, a Novel by Zora Neale Hurston
Culture
Empowerment
Racism
Their Eyes Were Watching God
Although the Harlem Renaissance was a golden era for black culture, the Great Depression that soon followed did not have the same flourish. Racial tensions had followed after the cultural openness of the Harlem Renaissance, and as a result, the social realism movement occurred Causing a shift in attitudes towards art and literature, this movement…
The Important Role of Manifest Destiny in the Expansion of America As a Young Nation
Culture
Manifest Destiny
Politics
United States
Manifest Destiny, an idea embraced by Americans for more than two hundred years, played a vital part in America’s growth as a fledgling nation. It gained prominence when white settlers reached the eastern coast and discovered a plentiful wilderness full of resources waiting to be utilized. Because of its enduring popularity, Manifest Destiny took on…
A Comparison of Free Speech and Hate Speech in France, Citing Charlie Hebdo Shootings as the Biggest Threat to Free Speech This Year
Culture
Hate Speech
Islam
Politics
The line between free speech and hate speech, is constantly debated. When does one cross the line of expressing an opinion to openly to encouraging hatred of a group? Ridiculing a belief system is protected under free speech, as long as one is not inciting hate or violence against the followers of that belief system….
The Virtue of Perseverance in The Little Engine That Could, a Book by Watty Piper
Culture
Literature
Perseverance
Psychology
I have read from easy books like “Dick and Jane” and “The Bobbsey Twins,” to more difficult and challenging literature like “Great Expectations.” One book that made a great impression on me is the classic “The Little Engine That Could” by Watty Piper. In “The Little Engine That Could” one virtue that is dominant and…
Gender Role in Hunter-Gather and Agriculture-Based Society
Agriculture
Culture
Gender Roles
Hunter-gather and industrialized-agriculture society, as two different human living styles, have heavy drastic differences in lots of aspects, such as gender role, social structure, social mobility, family structure, life span, workplace, and so on. It is the goal of this article to particularly outline the main change of gender role and the reasons of it…
The Image of the Elephant in Indian Religion
Culture
Elephant
Religion
Ganesh is a popular god in the Hindu religion. Ganesh means, “Lord of the Ganas” ganas being a part of Shiva’s divine army. Ganesh is the son of the goddess Parvati and god Shiva. He is believed to bring success and great fortune to his worshippers. The tenth century, Indian sculpture, Ganesh and Siddhi, is…
Jackie Robinson: A Baseball Legend
Baseball
Culture
Jackie Robinson
United States
Imagine yourself in the stands of a baseball game on a spring day. The crowd cheers and the smell of popcorn in the air. The year is 1947 In the city of Brooklyn. New York and youre about to see history in the making, For the first time in histoiy a black man takes the…
A Discussion on the First Amendment Protecting Our Rights of Religious Practises and Religion Establishing
Culture
First Amendment
Politics
Religion
The first Amendment halts Congress from creating laws eliminating religious and individual beliefs from being published and shared in society. Milton would agree with this idea based on his beliefs in Areopagitica, where he argues freedom of the press and individualism should be allowed in society. Without freedom of the press and individualism, he believes…
Topic of the Surrealism and the Surrealists’ Perspective on Man’s Relationship
Culture
Mind
Philosophy
Surrealism
The Surrealist theory is used to examine human animal relationships because Surrealism seeks to revolutionize human thoughts and actions. The theory advocates for human understanding of consciousness in the perspective of human-animal commonalities in the period between the First and the Second World Wars, Surrealism was at its highest peak. The proponents of the theory…