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Allison was ten. We were the only kids on the block, so we were best friends by default. I looked up to Allison, even though I didn't share her interest in Barbies and Hall and Oates(4). During the summer, we spend a lot of time riding our bikes, playing Clue, and pretending to be married. But I don't think she liked me very much, and I don't know if I liked her either. [...] I was the firest to see the younger girl standing in the middle of Prospect Street, straddling(5) her bike, watching us

Fashion (Page 1 of 2) Black and other ethnic models are still not well represented on fashion runways. With New York Fashion Week now over, design houses have moved on to filling the orders buyers placed after viewing the trends that came down the runway. Critics have adjudicated the hits, the collection photos have been disseminated, and all the models are packed and ready for the next round of catwalk appearances. All, that is, except the dozens of black and other ethnic models, who are

up but yea im glad to hear from you lgros. fuuuuck yeah im still newtching, and bomb ass shit these days dude...i got like a 7 of blueberry and a 2g something of jack for 70 bucks....kinda expensive but man the best shit ive smoked in a long time...smoked that shit in like a week. so good dude. and i got a tre of jack for 30 after that batch from a dude in hudson(who we can call up), which i have now and its pretty fucking good, been burning fucking fives of captain blacks to my self for the last

assassinated in April 1968. He was an American clergyman, and he’s famous to be an iconic figure in advancement of civil rights, but also to use nonviolent methods to prove that black people must have the same rights than white people. During the 60’s, he fought for liberty, equality and freedom. He fought against racial segregation and racial discrimination, and he had an impact because few years after his dead, the black people were equal. King is most famous for his « I Have a Dream »

Anglais Introduction : Two young girls meet on a market to buy a dress for a wedding. On the other side, a Grandmother came with her grandson. The two girls are going to practice their talent of comother about the annoying Granny. 1st girl : Hello / Good morning ! (to the other girl) :I want the bouquet to remind my dress’ color. 2nd girl : Ok ! So finally you’ve chosen a dress ! What color is yours ? 1st girl : Mine is white with yellow ribbons, so I would like yellow tulips or

Ernest J . GAINES, A lesson before dying. This document cost together the cover page and the back page of a book called A lesson before dying written by Enest J. Gaines. It composed of a summary in the left, of the title and a picture in the right and of several captions on either side. From the beginning, the author by the title makes us aware about the denouement and announces that he will raise the question of the waiting for the expected death. The scene takes place in the late of fourteens

dress with its 7 to 10 meters of expensive fabric. This warmed colored dress with its petticoat, its cap and its heat-dress. This beautiful dress that women wear for important occasions, like weeding or christening. I think that all of you know a traditional dress, but do you know its story? So we are going to introduce you that dress story, because that dress reveals the social progress of West-Indian women from slavery to nowadays. 1. “The 3 holes dress” We are going back to the beginning

The new black girl I came back home moroseness. I was just thinking what happened this afternoon: Allison’s reaction, my attitude with this little girl. I wasn’t very well. I climbed the stairs, one by one. Once in my room, I took my Teddy bear in my arms. I began to cry softly and then really. I felt the best cookie in the world, my mom realized that I did not well and needed comfort. She is a wonderful mum. She came to me and took me in her arms, dried my tears. My mum asked me “What’s happened

where her family had a farm and employed some slaves to take care of the cattle. She explains how the war changed the way of life and the consequences of the end of the war (1865) and of the repeal of slavery on the Southern society, on both black and white people. So this text give us keys to examine the Confederacy mentality, considering first slavery as a common ground between Black and White. Then let us look at the abolition of slavery to finish with the gap it created between the two communities

Your honour I wonder me why the convict is condemned to die ? Hum… I have a reason this is because his is a blackman he belong to poor communoty ! I see that 70% of peoples who are killed by the death penalty are black and victims are whites so blacks are more likely to be executed… like in this case. I agree with the fact that he commited a murder you must be punish but when you do one mistake since 1984 you don’t deserved to die now this is unfair. Like his family said  « he stop school