my pop and tell 'I'm ''Drake is just a younger you'', And shawty wanna party so don't let yo girl up out the house Or there'll be shots on TMZ, of me givin her mouth-to-mouth, Now she's famous and the paparazzi starts to shoot her, I drop two black cars I named 'em Malcom X an Martin Luther I don't ever play but I'm in the game lady, They just loose to love, those are tennis games lady, Have you countin money goin dufflebag-crazy, Sippin on Pink Floyd an puffin Wayne Brady, Damn, who's line
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Part a In this passage, how does Steinbeck present Slim? Refer closely to the passage in your answer. Steinbeck presents Slim is presented in this passage as a prince of the ranch, because all the workers on the ranch respect him even though he is like all the other workers. For example ‘the prince of the ranch’. This shows how Steinbeck chose to present Slim as royalty, compareing Slim to Curley Slim is the one who get all the respect which Curley is after. Even though Curley is the future owner
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Furthermore without incorporating dreams and having something to achieve in our life will result in an endless stream of days that have little connection or meaning. The representation of dreams occurs via prejudice and stereotypes- Crooks, because he is black in a racist culture- seems to be no hope for him; Curley’s wife, only woman on the farm and regarded as a tart- will never feel wanted, another hopeless situation; Candy, one-handed- can’t do the same work as the others and is old- can’t socialize
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Of Mice and Men Essay ‘Of Mice and Men’ was written by John Steinbeck in 1937, the same time as the great depression. In ‘Of Mice and Men’, Steinbeck presents Curley’s Wife in a variety of different ways. In the novella Curley’s Wife is seen as a villainess. Curley’s Wife is also seen as someone who craves attention which leads to the novellas tragic ending. Steinbeck could also be showing society’s view of how women should behave. In the 1930s women were one of two roles- a ‘tart’ or a ‘mother’
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Intro I’m a fucking lion, born on MT Zion That means I’m an angel doomed to this earth You can trap my body, but I will free this verse Beat Drop Verse 1 I will rip you apart with my fucking heart I mean my fucking art, call it hip hop, It makes my heart stop and do a flip flop When I hear that verse that gives me chills Like AB soulo when he spitting that real Look our government on some other shit Like exploit the poor and get rich off the shit I got this beat from King Tip, call
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Hood Boy 3 September + October + November 2006 Jai Pain, was the first thing I felt. Then my throat. It hurt like hell and I felt like I was suffocating. Something was stuck in my throat and it hurt. I tried to scream but couldn?t. Around I heard loads of noise then. ?Call the doctor, she?s awake? then more commotion. I tried to move and my body wouldn?t let me. My stomach felt strange aswell. What was going on? I was talking to Marcus then he went away. I wanted him back. I needed him back
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indication that the characters in this short story are not the most educated, and are probably from some small backwoods town. We quickly get confirmation of this when we learn that he is alerting them that Spunk Banks, a giant, brown-skinned man, “who aint skeered of nothin’ on God’s green footstool”, is sauntering up the one street in the village, with a small pretty woman clinging lovingly to his arm. Clearly, the store is where people hang out, and everyone knows that the woman with Spunk is Lena
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It was the first day of school, Ethan Weiman moved from Las Angeles, California to a small town called Arrowholde in New Jersey. He moved to live with his grandparents, Mildred and Robert. His parents, Lisa and Cody, were firefighters in California. They had died about a month ago during a big wildfire, back in Las Angeles. He woke up, went into the bathroom and looked into the mirror. He couldn’t see himself clearly without his glasses. He grabbed his glasses off of the counter and put them on
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Katie Peers 4/10/2012 English comp 2 Courtney Mustoe Does Rap music Misrepresent African Americans? There are many genera’s in today’s music world. Depending on who a person is, and what their emotions may be, there will always be a song or genera that one can relate to. Some music helps us relax, while others help us to get pumped up. Other music helps us study while some get us ready to party. Music can create closeness with a significant other while sometimes it can relate to our sorrows
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Traveling back in time to when I was young, I find that many of my influences come from my closest family members. I was starting pre-school when I first started listening to how people around me were talking. I would listen to my mother and father talk on the phone or to each other and found myself starting to adopt their special language. My sister is six years older than me. Naturally children will look up to their older siblings. I, like many others, would copy exactly what my sister would do
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