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    Introduction 3 2. Alex Haley: Roots 4 3. Dialogue between Kunta and his father 5 4. Kunta’s thoughts 7 5. Summary 8 Omoro said that three groups of people lived in a village. First were those you could see – walking around‚ eating‚ sleeping‚ and working. Second were the ancestors‚ whom Grandma Yaisa had now joined. “And the third people – who are they?” asked Kunta. “The third people‚” said Omoro‚ “are those waiting to be born.” 1. Introduction

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    the nearly 80 million people who watched (Bird 94). The series was based on the book Roots by Alex Haley; both depict his family tree going back eight generations (on his mother’s side) when his family was still in Africa. The story begins with Kunta Kinte begin a young man in the Juffree village‚ Gambia‚ West Africa who was taken from his village to become cargo on the Lord Ligonier; a ship that landed in Maryland in c.1767. (Clare 1). He was then sold into slavery in Virginia where he was given

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    Birth of a nation the movie is like an appetizer to Kunta Kinte. Reflecting upon the souls that have lost their lives‚ for freedom. When time stands still and we begin to want to learn again‚ Birth of a nation will become a classic. Even though one viewer state that Parker is fine as Turner‚ especially during

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    Writers differ in the purpose for which they write. Some aim to entertain‚ but the more serious and skilled writers usually have the goal of expressing a serious idea. Writers such as Hariet Beecher Stowe and Alex Haley are writers who write for more than mere entertainment. Uncle Tom’s Cabin‚ written by Harriet Beecher Stowe‚ had a political purpose. Stowe intended to help America realize the inhumanity of slavery and the pain it brought upon African-Americans by writing a melodramatic novel. She

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    Have Digital Cameras Superseded Film For photographers? By Sally Bickle Our initial film-less camera was invent for photographers in the 70’s by Kodak engineers. From that time‚ there has been extensive discussion amongst photographers concerning digital and film cameras. Some people suppose film and digital photography are opposed to one another. Basically‚ the two generate comparable effects by very different means. It is similar to contrasting an electric guitar and an accoustic. Each

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    human spirit to overcome challenges comes from pride in one’s heritage. The protagonist of Roots‚ Kunta was born in Africa and later was captured by the white slavers. He takes his pride in his own heritage and religion‚ so he refuses to become a Christian‚ and continues to pray to Allah. Likewise‚ he tells the other slaves his name is Kunta Kinte‚ not Toby‚ the name given him by his original master. Kunta teaches his daughter about his heritage‚ including his life in Juffure and many words in Mandinka

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    All around the world‚ slavery is still an existing problem. When we think of slavery‚ people tend to refer back to events like the Atlantic Slave Trade. At this point in history‚ it would have been very scary to be an African. Many of the slaves in the United States came from this continent. Slaves were treated very poorly‚ and many of them died in the process. Even though slavery was abolished in 1865 by Abraham Lincoln‚ it still found a way to be present in 2017 in the United States as well as

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    Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Jacobs‚ is a biography on Harriet Jacobs life‚ she is telling her story as a slave and the events that occurred in her life. I choose this book because I’ve always been interested in the topic of slaves and how their lives were. Being a female myself‚ I was curious about the life of a slave girl. I wanted to know and understand the life of Harriet Jacobs. Harriet Jacobs was born into slavery to Elijah and Delilah Jacobs in 1813. Grow up in Edenton

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    slavery to a free man‚ and reveal the repugnance of slavery to those already in its grasp. 2. Did you learn anything from this movie? What was it? As a result of this movie I learned more about personality. I contrasted the indignation of Kunta Kinte‚ and his disposition to repudiate the statutes of his master at will with Northup’s umbrage‚ although Northup’s demurring was never prevalent over his vexation being a slave. Perhaps Northrup’s action constituted with his ability to play a fiddle

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    Perseverance through Faith and Family into the New World The book Rain of Gold by Victor Villasenor portrays the life of his ancestors and their families from both sides of his family‚ his father‚ Juan Salvador Villasenor‚ and his mother‚ Maria Guadalupe "Lupe" Gomez. The book shows the story of his parents and their journeys to the United States across the border as undocumented immigrants from Mexico in an effort to escape the Revolution of 1910. The book depicts the differences between the two

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