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    I was born on May 5, 1997 in The Northwest Hospital. I was born into a caring and loving family. My dad’s name is Timothy and my mother’s name is Joanne. I don’t remember much when I was a little girl but I always remember my family being a little different. When I was very little, around 5 months old, my father had a stroke that paralyzed his left side. This changed his whole life but also impacted mine. I don’t remember my dad being healthy. I have always seen him walking with a cane and…

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    Career Autobiography Case Study For the purpose of this case study assignment, the person that I chose to interview was my own mother. My mother’s name is Jenny. She was born in Rock Springs, Wyoming in 1942. I chose to interview my mother because she is a generation prior to my own and I was curious as to how people went about and succeeded in pursuing their career choices prior to my own. I pondered on these questions prior to my interview with her. I realize how much society has changed and…

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    Mistakes Were Made To error is human, is something everyone has heard at least once in their life. However, many people take this for granted by continuing to error in the same way multiple times. Realizing that I made a mistake, and I am truly repentant of it will grant me forgiveness, however, if I keep making that mistake, then forgiveness comes to pity and disgust. I made a mistake this past summer that could have changed my life, and possibly even ended it. I learned many things from this…

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    As a child, I loved school. Learning, playing, and interacting with others brought joy to my life. At school, I spent my energy doing as much as I could while I was there, and at home, I would pretend to be at school, teaching all of my stuffed animals what I learned that day. While this passion of mine did not last forever, it did not fully disappear. The older I became, the less school appealed to me, but the drive to do my best stayed consistent throughout. As classes got harder, and the…

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    What is ugliness? Lucy Grealy, author of The Autobiography of a Face, has her own idea of what it is. Throughout the memoir, she has been through several incidents, where she felt alienated from society, simply because she is“ugly”. However, this “ugliness” she repeatedly speaks about is not a person’s physical features. Instead, she believes that being physically ugly may not necessarily make a person feel “ugly” -- what makes a person feel truly “ugly” is when he is not accepted by others, or…

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    What are the chances that a young 17 year-old boy who ran away from home, would have accomplished great success and became one of the greatest writers of his time? That’s exactly what Benjamin did in his The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. He teaches us some of his own methods of being successful and becoming rich. Not only does he show us that money and success is important, he also taught us that there is more to life like helping people and his country. Not only did he became wealthy, he…

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    hard work? In order to find out the answer, I decided to experiment. In Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography, The Autobiography and Other Writings, Franklin created a virtue experiment so that he could form a habit of being virtuous. His experiment consists of thirteen virtues, and Franklin practiced one virtue every week. Following his example, I chose to practice the virtue, industry. In his autobiography, Franklin defines industry as “lose no time. Be always employ’d in something…

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    The autobiography of Malcom X has been one of the popular autobiography that has been written about prominent people who made an influence in their nations .The theme of his autobiography can also be seen in the New Jim Crow book by Michelle Sanders. The similarities of these themes have also led to the statement of purpose of this essay, which is to perform a book review on the autobiography of Malcom X and The New Jim Crow book. The methodology of the essay will start by summarizing the…

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    For most of the twentieth century, the United States was embroiled in a racial battle that consumed the social stage. In addition, even after the outlaw of segregation, differences as far as ethnicity persisted within the American society, having caused much strife in one’s daily life. In literature two authors, Dr. Judith Ortiz Cofer of “The Myth of the Latin Woman” and Malcolm X of “My First Conk”, convey these destitute times with a multitude of emotions, ultimately expressing a desire be…

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    In the Autobiography Of Malcolm X the authors purpose contributes to the beauty and power of the text by showing the beliefs of Malcolm which he believes understanding a person, their birth must be reviewed, which relates to the authors purpose of showing the reader how Malcolm became the man he became to know in his time period. The author began the Autobiography with Malcolm still being in his "mother's womb" which could reveal the connection of his belief, which he lives on throughout his…

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