… soul of black folk opens up a lot of old wounds about slavery and its remaining ramifications of the lives and souls of black folk. DuBois reflected a lot about what would happen in the future and how our lives as African Americans have been altered…

… become an individual? Is there really such thing as an individual? These questions are hard and often unable to be answered. One thing that helps to answer them is the issue of gender identity and how it effects a person. Gender identity guides people…

… at least for most people. The different stages of friendships classifies how “good” of friends you are, or how much work this so called friendship needs. In the following summary I will be describing two of my lifetime situations for analysis of Relation…

… It was like looking at my heart barely beating on the floor. I couldn't stand it. Love never hurt me this much. I couldn’t believe this was happening. Why me? Why her? Why us? In an instant it was over. I remember the first time we met. It was through…

… Steven Dietz, portrays the strong theme of friendship through the characters of Carl and Jody. We see these themes complimenting each other and becoming the cornerstone throughout the rest of the play. Carl plays the biggest role because of the…

… uses examples of what Houston Baker calls “mastery of form” and “deformation of mastery” as a rhetorical strategy to commission the reader to see Rube’s strong racial standpoint and beliefs. The poem starts “in medias res,” right after Uncle…

… 1 There are two joint forces that make up a person identity as a human being. One is the shaping and molding of there person as an individual from the womb, that being heredity. Heredity is all the characteristics transmitted from parents…

… brother home again. Boy did he look awful. All raged tired, and what was that, he was drunk! Shame on him. But he was home, home at last. Wait, he was supposed to be home on Wednesday, not today what happened. Holden why ya home early? They couldn’t…

… play grow out of the "game of love" – the nature of attraction between man and woman, the role of marriage in society, gender roles, romance, and standards of sexual mores. A related theme, the nature of truth and reality versus appearance, explores…

… and desires often have consequences far beyond their own lives. Three characters that share that quality and who contributed greatly to the outbreak of hysteria in Salem are John Proctor, Abigail Williams, and Elizabeth Proctor. All these…