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Oppressive Societies in Literature: Short Essays on The Hate U Give and Children of Blood and Bone
Discrimination
Politics
The Hate U Give
Children of Blood and Bone (2018) is a young adult novel by Tomi Adeyemi, a Nigerian American author. It is the first book in a trilogy and follows Zelie Adebola’s journey to restore magic in the Kingdom of Orisha, where her people have been oppressed. Determined to set her people free, Zelie uses various symbols…
“The Internal Enemy: Slavery and War in Virginia, 1772-1832” Book Review
United States
War of 1812
The book “The Internal Enemy: Slavery and War in Virginia, 1772-1832” discuss the causes, course, and consequence of the flight by slaves to join and help the war. it also focuses on the war years of 1812- 1815, the book conflict in a longer history of slavery and freedom in Virginia. It also focuses on…
The Power of Persuasion: Why You Need Good Communication Skills to be a Statesman
John Adams
A statesman must have exceptional interpersonal skills to interact with various people. Persuasion is key to both the politician and statesman, so each must have effective communication skills to explain complex legislative processes to people who know little of politics. Like his father, John Adams originally wanted to be a farmer. But when he saw…
A Strong Link Between Enlightenment and Principles
John Adams
Enlightenment woodworking was morecan be described as a philosophical movement or even a political movement. It is believed to have begun several centuries ago. It lasted for almost one century, from 1700 to 1810. According to John Adams, (625), enlightenment started in the 18th century. It was a great time for the change among the…
The American Prison System
Emancipation Proclamation
The American Prison system is economically, mentally, and socially detrimental to African Americans and other minority communities. These targeted behavior of discrimination against minorities within the system leaves long term effects like poverty, and mental instability on those that have been convicted to the system and their families. Not to mention the long lasting effect…
Establishments And Keepers Of Freedom
Bill of Rights
Freedom is the power to act, speak, or think as one desires without any curbs. In 1776 the Declaration of Independence was written to declare to Great Britain that the colonies wanted to be an autonomous nation that was completely free from British rule. In 1789 Olaudah Equiano published his autobiography titled “The Interesting Narrative…
Compact Oxford English Dictionary
Crime
Criminology
Violence
A hooligan is generally referred to as a “rough, lawless young troublemaker, typically of a gang ˮ (Worthington,2016). Even though the etymology of the word is still open to multiple questions and interpretations, the Compact Oxford English Dictionary states that the word may have originated from the surname of a violent, rowdy Irish family in…
Hamilton’s writings and speeches
Alexander Hamilton
Leadership
United States
Alexander Hamilton, a man who came from poverty and fought to stand for the better of the nation will always be remembered as one of the greatest founding fathers of America through his determination and allowing his voice to be heard. Hamilton was gifted with great potential, an ambitious spirit and a sponsored bright future…
Freedom of Speech in Internet
Freedom of Speech
According to Amina Mohammed, who is the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations democracy is the of history and culture of a country which cannot be the same. Therefore, every country must establish a model of governance that best reflects its culture and needs. It must handle the government of nation and justice issues in…
The Issue of Face-to-Face Racial Insults Under the Protection of the First Amendment
First Amendment
Justice
Law
The point of Lawrence’s argument is to prove that face-to-face racial insults should not be under the protection of the First Amendment. Lawrence tries to show this by explaining how face-to-face racial comments are the equivalent of “fighting words” and therefore cause a breach of peace in society. Lawrence’s argument is broken down into two…