Black History Month

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    Crash Movie Film Report

    Shaquille Carswell “It’s Movie Night” You have the right to remain silent during the film! On February 10, 2014 a 7:00 p.m. film was premiered on Middle Georgia State College Macon campus in the Math Auditorium for the remembrance of Black History Month. A film with underlying positive connotations and significant elements of race, loss, and redemption. A 2004 drama featured film titled “Crash” starring many aspiring actors and actress such as Matt Dillon, Don Cheadle, Sandra Bullock, and many

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    Rhetorical Analysis Of On Afro-American History By Malcolm X

    Minister and Civil Rights activist, Malcolm X delivered “On Afro-American History” speech, in Harlem, one month before his death. Malcolm targets an audience of any black person. HIs goal is to educate them on their history and to persuade them to understand his belief. Broadly, the claim of the speech is that knowledge of history is power. Malcolm supports this claim with four main ideas he addresses. One, Black people cannot understand their current situation and correct the future without knowledge

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    Obamas America

    texts ‘’black is being seen in a whole new light’’, ‘’black history month’’ and ‘’the obsession over race continues’’ we hear from tree different African Americans what they have noticed before, after and under Barack Obama moved into the white house. ‘’Black is being seen in a whole new light´´ Yolanda Young walked down the streets in Washington DC for 20 years anonyms to the white inhabitants, until the day Barak Obama and his wife Michelle Obama moved into the white house. 300 non- black college

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    Jim Crow

    reference.Jim Crow is defined as a practice or policy of segregating or discriminating against blacks, as in public places, public vehicles, or employment. The term Jim Crow was thought to have originated around 1830 from a white minstrel show performer named Thomas Rice put black material on his face and performed a jig singing “Jump Jim Crow.” The character was created from a crippled, elderly black man singing and dancing. People say that Jim Crow owned a slave that gave inspiration for the

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    Obamas America

    texts ‘’black is being seen in a whole new light’’, ‘’black history month’’ and ‘’the obsession over race continues’’ we hear from tree different African Americans what they have noticed before, after and under Barack Obama moved into the white house. ‘’Black is being seen in a whole new light´´ Yolanda Young walked down the streets in Washington DC for 20 years anonyms to the white inhabitants, until the day Barak Obama and his wife Michelle Obama moved into the white house. 300 non- black college

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    Engelsk Essay

    and 3. Yolanda Young’s text (text 1 - “Black is being seen in a whole new light”) is about her own experience. She writes about that nearly 20 years ago, she could walk down the street and not being noticed at all, as if she was invisible. But since Obama got elected she now gets noticed and she becomes overwhelmed with compliments. Yolanda Young is stating the fact that, in the modern world, there are many black stars “Of course there have always been black women who were embraced as beautiful: super-models

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    Obamas America

    texts ‘’black is being seen in a whole new light’’, ‘’black history month’’ and ‘’the obsession over race continues’’ we hear from tree different African Americans what they have noticed before, after and under Barack Obama moved into the white house. ‘’Black is being seen in a whole new light´´ Yolanda Young walked down the streets in Washington DC for 20 years anonyms to the white inhabitants, until the day Barak Obama and his wife Michelle Obama moved into the white house. 300 non- black college

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    Louis Armstrong Contributions

    in New York, Armstrong made dozens of records as a sideman, creating inspirational jazz and backup singing for many blues singers. Moreover, he had records as a soloist including "Cornet Chop Suey" and "Potato Head Blues." These solos changed jazz history, by incorporating daring rhythm choices, swing and high notes on cornet(Source B). Furthermore, in 1926, Armstrong finally switched from the cornet to the trumpet. After 1926, Louis became more and more famous and broke more and more barriers through

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    Role Models

    TO YOUNG, GIFTED, & BLACK Lorraine Hansberry Introduction When we think of role models, we think of people we call mom, dad, auntie, uncle, teacher, counselor or it could even be a politician or a celebrity or somebody of that sort, but somehow they become are role models. The dictionaries definition of a

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    Claudette Colvilles Influence On Rosa Parks

    (March 2, 1955) A scant nine months before Rosa Parks and the prominent Montgomery bus riots, there was a young girl named Claudette Colvin who did the very same thing. Claudette was on a bus on her way home from school where she had just been studying black history in depth. Her teachers had just spent a week focusing on all the injustices black people suffered in Montgomery, and Claudette realized that even though everyone was complaining, no one was doing anything to fix the problem! She was

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