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…In The White Boy Shuffle by Paul Beatty, the main character, Gunnar Kaufman, constantly changes his dialect, in an attempt to blend in with his surroundings. For instance, while living in the predominately white neighborhood of Santa Monica, Gunnar…

…happily ever after. This fantasy is much because of Walt Disney movies such as "Sleeping Beauty", "Snow White", "Cinderella", "Little Mermaid", and many others. These stories have been passed down for centuries and numerous versions exist today. There are many…

…I have decided that the subject of my research paper will be symbolism through setting in Ernest Hemingway's "Hills Like White Elephants". Maybe I'm a little ahead of myself, but I have already carefully thought out my thesis statement and from that I…

…Setting is important to every story, but the setting used by Hemmingway in “Hills Like White Elephants” adds so much to the meaning of the story, providing an interesting read. His use of the setting to convey the idea of fertility…

…Lord of the Flies vs. White Squall The Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, was novel about a group of boys deserted on an island. White Squall was a movie about a group of boys who are part of a school trip while sailing around the world…

…Stupid White Men by Michael Moore I read the book 'Stupid White Men' by the American writer and filmmaker Michael Moore right after I had seen his documentary film 'Bowling for Columbine'. Its intelligent mixture of facts and the writer's unique…

…Cultural Autobiography paper How could being a white female be a different experience than the other gender or race? There are many examples in life that can point out the facts, but what exactly makes that difference? Being a white woman I…

…<Tab/>Our raft is rocked violently was we crash into the raging current and lone rocks. We paddle at hard as we can to keep our craft from smashing into the jagged rocks along the shore waiting to devour us like a great white shark. Our…

…Letter to Eight White Clergymen “An unjust law is no law at all,” is a quote by St. Augustine that Martin Luther King, Jr., uses in his letter responding to the letter of the eight white clergymen. The quote is King’s defense for his act of disobeying…

…In E.B. White's essay, "Once More to the Lake," the narrator is reminded of his own childhood vacations to the lakeside camp with his family during a return trip with his son. Revisiting the lake and watching his son perform the same activities he once…