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 Victims Of Hate Crimes
Hate crimes are different from what is considerate a normal crime. Hate crimes aren t generally
characterized by the type of criminal act, but the motivations behind them. Merriam Webster
Dictionary, (2015) defines hate crime as any of various crimes such as an assault or defacement of
property when motivated by hostility to the victim as a member of a group based on color, religion,
gender, ethnic identification ,or sexual orientation. Anyone can be a victim of a hate crime, a youth or
an adult; just like anyone can be a perpetrator. These crimescan be premeditated or a crimeof
opportunity. Often times, perpetrators of hate crimes act individually, but they can also be members
of hate groups who support their actions. Hate crimes are... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Victims of hate crimes often experience heightened levels of psychological distress as a result of
their victimization in additional to their physical damages. The crime victim compensation
program offers an essential tool for these victims. It aids in their healing as well as the healings of
their loved ones. It s set in place for people who truly need it. This program also lets individuals
and the community know that while hate crimes are against the law it s impossible to control the
actions of small, narrow minded people, but the government cares and is there for people who need
it. As a society it s important to be there for one another especially when our core freedoms make us
feel insignificant in another
 A Time To Dance Door, By Padma Venkatraman
A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials. Chinese Proverb In
the quote above human beings are compared to a gem. The way gem is made perfect through
various process so is human perfected through the obstacles, learning the process, difficulties,
trials. The perfect example for this quote would be A Time to Dance book by Padma
Venkatraman the author of Climbing the stairs, and Island s end. A Time to Dance book is about
a girl named Veda whose life lies in Bharatiyam which is a traditional Indian dance. Veda is
supported by everyone in her family other than her mom. Padma writes, All my life, Ma s been
hoping I ll do well at science and mathematics so I could end up becoming what she wanted to be
an engineer. Veda addresses or mom by ma which means mother in Hindi. In this quote, you can tell
how her mom wants Veda to be an engineer, but Veda always wanted to be a dancer.... Show more
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Later, a person named Jim makes a prosthetic leg for her. It was really hard for her to bend her
knees and do various Bharatnatyam steps with that leg. She has really harsh feelings towards
losing the leg. Her doctor Jim asks her, How does the new leg feel? I don t point out their
question misses a point: even this new leg doesn t feel. The quote above tells how upset she is
about her leg. First, Veda gave up the hope to dance, but then her grandmother helps her get that
courage back. Veda had a lot of struggles and difficulties which a normal person with real leg
would not have. Her biggest struggle was when her dance teacher quited to teach Veda because she
did not have a real leg and had a prosthetic
 World War One-Personal Narrative
I am private 1st class J.J. Roberts from 28th infantry division, and in 1942 my sergeant told my
buddies and I to go ahead and scout out the village. We were least than 5 yards away went we hear
the explosion. Then, my buddies drop to the ground and was bleeding out, and I run and run until
a blizzard came. I could feel the cold wind swept across the field and it made my whole body shiver,
I knew I had to find shelter before the weather or the Nazi destroy me. I found an old barn that
wasn t destroyed by the war, and I stay there always altered and watching for wild game to eat. I
wait weeks eating rats and running lower on my water reservoir. The whooshing sound the winds of
the blizzard made make my body tired and I start to drift away. I... Show more content on
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I woke up to the sounds of explosion. I ran out the back door to the woods just before the house
explodes. I ran 35 miles in an abandon slaughter house and stay there for the night. In the
morning, I went hunting for some food and water because I was low on rations. I trap a huge fat
rabbit on my way to get water and I got some water from the pond in the back yard. On my way
back, I started to clean the rabbit and keeping clover in case of Nazi planes and ground troops.
When I got back, I start a fire to cook my well urn meal and to purify the water from the pond. I
don t known day this is or the month, but I am sure the war is still going on around me. I hear the
grenades and landmines going off around me. I stay the up most of the night listening to the
bomb bursting in the air. I start to keep records of my daily day life there in the war. The bombs
stop exploding and all I hear are the peaceful sound of rain drops hitting the roof. I was starting to
drift away to the peaceful sound of the rain hitting the roof. Then, lighting strike the roof of the
abandon slaughter house and it starts to go in flames. I woke up from the smell of the smoke and
the burned rotten meat. I bolted out of there faster than a Jackalope on the run, and I went straight to
the woods for
 Rat Kiley s Obstacles
Tim O Brien was told of Rat Kiley s injury second handedly by Mitchell Sanders. The soldiers
heard about a rumor that their enemies were about to attack so they stayed off the main trails for
two weeks calling this the nightlife, (208). Sanders told O Brien that everyone had a hard time
managing with the long walks in the dark nights but Rat Kiley took it worse than anyone else. This
was because Rat Kiley saw too many deaths in his lifetime that he couldn t go on living the warlife
anymore. One afternoon, before the platoon started to march again, Rat Kiley let his feelings out.
Sanders didn t know how to react except to be silent. The next day, Rat Kiley shot himself
through his foot because of the things they were going through. Throughout the chapter, O Brien
uses unendurable imagery. He creates images of the obstacles that the soldiers are going through
and how hard it was to get through these obstacles. For example, the soldiers had to walk during
the nights when it was pure black and so dark you couldn t even tell you were blinking, the
blackness didn t change, (209). During the trail walks, Henry Dobbins and Norman Bowker were
afraid of being separated that they rigged up a long piece of wire and tied it to their belts between
them. O Brien also creates images of the dead soldiers lying on the... Show more content on
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O Brien understood that Rat Kiley wasn t the only one that was terrified of seeing the dead bodies
and being in war. He knew that the other soldiers felt the same way and empathized with them as
well. For O Brien, as the nights got freaky, it was a sad to watch (210) the soldiers trying to
survive. Rat Kiley could no longer hold in the pain and hurt he was feeling which led to him
shooting himself in the foot. O Brien was understanding and didn t blame him though. He
understood that everyone was afraid, not just Rat Kiley. The other soldiers were just better at coping
with the
 The Wizard Of Oz Character Analysis
Cheris Kramarae once said, Feminism is the radical notion that women are human beings.
According to Merriam Webster, Feminism is defined as the belief that men and women should have
equal rights and opportunities The ideal female character is normally depicted as weak and
vulnerable in comparison to men, but truly it is not the case. In L. Frank Baum s The Wizard of Oz,
the main character, Dorothy, is portraying the role of an independent femaleas opposed to the typical
damsel in distress. She unintentionally kills the Wicked Witch of the Eest and is praised as a
heroine in the land of Oz. Dorothy is the complete opposite of the ideal female character. She is
portrayed as self reliant, strong and peaceful all throughout the story. In... Show more content on
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When captured by the Wicked Witch of the West, she orders a pack of great wolves to tear her
and her companions to pieces. The Wicked Witch of the West says, one is of tin, one of straw;
one is a girl and another a Lion. None of them is fit to work, so you may tear them into small
pieces (Baum 87). Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tinman and the Lion are all depicted as weak and
unable to work. However, this completely defies how Dorothy is portrayed as powerful and self
reliant throughout the story. The witch labels her as just a girl, when she really is much more.
She is going on this journey enduring several obstacles and companions to finally get herself
back home to Kansas. This shows her true dedication and care for not only herself, but others.
Lastly, Dorothy shows her assertiveness and courageousness when she kills the Wicked Witch of
the West. Dorothy cries, You are a wicked creature ...This made Dorothy so very angry that she
picked up the bucket of water...dashed it over the Witch, wetting her from head to foot... The
witch cries, In a minute I shall melt away (Baum 96). Dorothy defies all odds as she rescues and
saves herself, yet again. She shows her independence and courageousness as she kills the Wicked
Witch of the West and frees the people again. She defies the ideal helpless damsel in distress and
creates a strong independent female character that is the basis of this story. Without Dorothy as the
heroine of this story, the land of Oz would be doomed.
The
 Next Level Education
Marie and Howard Dahn obvious know the value of next education. The very reason why they
ask this is to see if the person writing the essay knows that reason or has their own. I believe I
have come up the many reasons for why I value a next level of education. I believe one of the many
reasons is knowledge, the creation of new bonds, and in general to experiencenew things. These are
the some of the reasons why I believe next level educationis important. Like I previously said,
Knowledge is a big reason why the next level of education is really important. Knowledge of course
doesn t have to be being the most intelligent in the world. It s about learningnew things and applying
them or knowing why it affects your day to day life. A more... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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I still think that Mrs. and Mr. Dahn would agree with my claims. If I were just to say that a next
level of education is only important only getting your degree then that would be ignoring the other
benefits. Which are knowledge, the creation of new bonds, and experiencing new things. In a next
level of education you will meet some people who will teach you new things and vice versa. You
might find someone really inspiring that will be a sort of encouragement to continue to succeed. Of
course the end goal is to have a more educated community and experts in many fields to create more
advancements for humankind. That s the end goal for humankind, it s to advancements and make
the world
 Charles Dickens Great Expectations And Oliver Twist
People tend to naively see orphans and those without caring families as hopeless and loveless
creatures. However, the benevolence of strangers can easily prove such thoughts wrong as people
can provide an abundance of support and love to those with no blood relation to them and can
embrace strangers as family. Charitable strangers can also teach children to act with benevolence
and give them an honorable role model to follow. These acts of kindness can drastically change the
character of the poor child. In Charles Dickenstwo novels, Great Expectations and Oliver Twist,
Dickens challenges the conventional idea of parentage and suggests that through generosity anyone
can become a guardian and have a major impact on the emerging... Show more content on
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Furthermore, when Oliver, once again, falls ill and appears to have committed a crime, strangers
nurture him back to health and tend to him like family. Oliver is eager to serve [Rose and Mrs.
Maylie] with his whole heart and soul after he realizes that their charity had rescued [him] from
misery, or death, demonstrating how much of a positive impact people can have regardless of their
blood relation to someone (Oliver Twist 294). The altruism of Rose and Mrs. Maylie inspires
Oliver to act selflessly, cleansing the orphan of the evil that Fagin had begun to instill within him.
Mr. Bumble predicts Oliver will hang and the other street urchins see him as a willing assistant to
their capers; however, through the moral guidance of Rose, Mrs. Maylie, and the housekeeper,
Oliver remains untainted by crime, epitomizing the power of magnanimity on even a vagrant child.
Overall, through the compassion shown by the two women, readers see how loving strangers can
still rear a child and save him or her from corruption.
Orphans or those in dysfunctional families can still have a proper upbringing by someone who
cares for them, even if those people are not blood relatives. In Dickens Great Expectations, Pip has
no family to care for him but an uncompassionate sister; however, he still receives good moral and
practical guidance from others around him: I [Pip] reflected that