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1) "The Sun Still Rises in the Same Sky"
a- Both cultures used epic narratives and countless thousands of stories, poems, songs, oratory, and chants.
b- Each cultures use different languages in different tribes; likewise, different Western communities speak differently.
c- Both use the power of metaphors, with purpose, often.

2) "The Sky Tree"
Superstition and the idea of nature changing on its own.

3) "Coyote Finishes His Work"
I think they would agree there is some being in control, as well as a way to communicate and find enlightenment with this being. You could find your true self if you work hard for it.

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The Controversial History of the "Redskins"

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The opinions of the owner of the, now Commanders, were not shared in the article. In the video, the owner's opinion was that the names showed strength and perseverance. They didn't think it was offensive, but after several years of pushback and protesting, they changed the name. The perspectives of Native Americans, Obama, and Trump were also shared.

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She isn't really supported in her work due to her religious family, but she continues to write poetry after one of her poems did better than she thought it would. She became of the greatest, along with Shakespeare and other influential male figures. She also continued her religion and belief in God, even through the backlash.

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Wealth and material possessions are worthless; the real treasure is the mind. She values thought and knowledge.
"Costliness and wealth bring me no pleasure;
the only happiness I care to find
derives from setting treasure in my mind,
and not from mind that's set on winning treasure."

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I feel like ABC news was neutral, they only showed pictures and videos of Kaepernick's actions. They didn't directly comment about his actions, all they asked was why he wore the socks. They showed a bystander's opinion and the police stations opinion, but never gave their own.

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Colin Kaepernick Takes a Knee for National Anthem

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Phillis Wheatley was an African-American poet/writer. She was an enslaved individual who, astonishingly, learned to read and write. She was born, in West Africa, on May 8, 1753, and died at the age of 31 on December 5, 1784.
She was really smart for her age, and was seemingly not supposed to know how to read and write as an enslaved individual. She was probably very hated; she was definitely thought of as a fraud.

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Both perspectives focus on how inhumane and deadly the transatlantic slave trade was. They both share that lots of people died by multiple causes. Although the video and the poem show information differently, they both educate people with many facts and examples. Both are important to see for more information; as well as, more feeling.

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I do not believe that there was bias in this video. They could have said or presented opinions on whether the monuments should remain standing, but they didn't. Not adding opinions, effectively kept the video neutral.

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The History of Confederate Monuments in the U.S. | History

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1) Analysis
2) Spontaneity
3) Both
4) Realism
5) The Rare

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The devil changes from a solely evil beast with no thoughts, just destruction and anger, to a fallen angel with sorrow and bravery or a trickster deal maker.

The Romantics wanted a story and human sin that could happen in real life (gambling' murder' etc.), while Puritans hated the thought of giving Satan the "power" to communicate and change a pure human.

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A brief history of the devil - Brian A. Pavlac

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Robert Leroy Johnson was an American blues songwriter and musician. Johnson was thought to be murdered by a jealous husband of a woman he flirted with.
The both "sell their soul" to the devil. They both get greedy and make deals.

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ReMastered: Devil at the Crossroads | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

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Form and Style: Easy to read in one sitting, every word means something and continues, start of detective stories
Both very sad and dark stories; loss and loneliness

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Why should you read Edgar Allan Poe? - Scott Peeples

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It gives the prisoners time to think about their choices.
It is a symbol of impending doom, and gives more realism to the main characters madness.

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Surviving History : The Pit and the Pendulum

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The Romanticism model is more posed, but the realism is more "caught" in a painting. The Romanticism painting has softer lighter colors, while the realism is dark and serious.
Romanticism: Light, soft, sweet, bright
Realism: dark, serious
The main difference for me is the vibe or tone of the piece.

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My caffeine addiction is a mold spot. With no disinfectant, it will continue to grow bigger and more out of control. I don't have any disinfectant, so I guess my caffeine addiction will keep getting worse, especially if I keep not sleeping.

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The art of the metaphor - Jane Hirshfield

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I disagree with the line, "...Billy Collins why that phenomenon was happening and he said: "Because poetry tells the story of the human heart." in the article "Why Poetry Matters", due to the fact that poetry is given more weight from the heart than any other structure of story. I think that a novel or a short story could have more heart and soul than a poem.

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There was truly disgusting thing going on in the world, not just pretty nature and hard labor, there is awful reality. Reality too awful to even make a book about.
Sinclair did not want to be blamed, he didn't want to be the one who spreads how bad stuff is, so he made a "fictional" story.

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How "The Jungle" Changed American Food | The Poison Squad | American Experience | PBS

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"Are you active in any sports?" the doctor asks, tapping her pen on the clipboard. "Yes," Maria replies, "basketball, volleyball, and softball." The doctor nods slowly, "Do you get out of breath fast, quicker than your teammates?" "Nope." Maria says, in her mind she recalls huffing and puffing just as much as everyone else at practice. After a few more simple questions, and the sound of the pen writing quickly on the paper, Maria dreaded what would come next. "So, you seem to be in good health," the doctor starts, "I don't want to keep you long. You just need one quick shot and you will be out of here." Maria cringed, she hated needles. The doctor left quick to go get the shots. With the room silent, Maria realized she was holding her breath. "You'll be fine." she tells herself, "Just one quick shot." The doctor returns quickly and stands next to her, ready to use the terrible needle. Maria closes her eyes tight as the doctor counts, "Three, two, one..."

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How to write descriptively - Nalo Hopkinson

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He does not go into depth about different themes or fantastical stories. Williams kept to the point and kept it simple.
I agree that there are many forms of writing, and some resonate with you more than others. Simplicity is a valid form of writing to use.

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Question:
When someone refers to their "identity," what do they mean? When you meet new people, what is something you want them to know about who you are? What do you think people notice first?

Answer:
What encompasses them, who they are as a person. I want them to know that I don't take things seriously, and I am very "I don't care." I am pretty loud and energetic.

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Based on what was discussed in the video, why do you think photography was a convincing tool to help end child labor in the U.S.?
Taking photographs of the terrible conditions, showed society how badly the child laborers were treated. Photos properly showed the state of the children's health.
What are the ethical problems associated with employing children under the age of 16?
Children don't know how pay works. They also are more prone to obedience, even through terrible conditions.

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These photos ended child labor in the US

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Based on the way information is presented in this video, do you believe NBC contains some bias towards one side of the issue? Why or why not?
I think there was a little bias. They don't make any actual blame toward Amazon; they repeatedly say "allegedly". Although, they do lean toward the employee's side.

What motive could this publication company (NBC) have for publishing this story?
They want to spread awareness of the issue.

What information, if any, is left out or not addressed adequately?
Some quotations were very vague and didn't give a person who was speaking. There wasn't any context.

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Amazon Employees Speak Out About Workplace Conditions | NBC Nightly News

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Choose one of the technologies mentioned in the article and discuss whether or not you think it is as "creepy" as the article suggests.
Deepfakes: I think it is kind of creepy, you can almost never tell the difference between people. It would change how opinions on social media are based due to it being a falsified person.
What do you think E.M. Forester would think about that technology? Why?

I think he would find it plausible. He has already predicted lots of modern technology; although, he would probably make it very creepy.

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Based on the information described in the video, what moral dilemma do self-driving cars create?
Self-driving cars wouldn't have human instinct and would only go on data it possesses; there would be no empathy.
In your opinion, what type of "code" should self-driving cars have? (prioritize the driver's life, minimize damage, minimize harm to other drivers, etc.) Why?
People behind the wheel must prove that they are still vigilant- and ready to take control- even if not driving. This would still bring empathy and human instinct with the convenient no driving attributes.

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The ethical dilemma of self-driving cars - Patrick Lin

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Based on what you've seen in the video, decide whether or not this is progress? Why or why not?
I think it is progress, but only for food work. All jobs within this industry would just go away. It would completely change how much of the world works.
What implications does this new technology have for farmers? Are the effects positive, negative, or both?
There are both good and bad things about these robots, but overall the negatives will outway the positives.

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Choose one of the following articles to read below:

1. Article #1: "How Do Humans Deal with Differences/Otherness?"

2. Article #2: "Why People Care More About Beautiful Animals Than Ugly Ones"

Answer the following on your Padlet post:

1. How does the article you chose relate to the story "The Wretched and the Beautiful"?

The article talks about how humans prefer things that are pretty and cute instead of different. Humans aren't afraid and drop their guard around beautiful things, and the opposite for ugly as seen in "The Wretched and The Beautiful".

2. What findings discussed in the article are similar to what is discussed in the story? Cite a piece of evidence from the article to support your answer.

"While in a peaceful, secure world, differences can be a source of curiosity, exploration, and enjoyment. In an insecure, frightening world, they may be a source of fear, envy, and rage, potential dangers to be avoided or battled." (Holinger, 2022) The humans in the story were disgusted and afraid, then turned to anger.

3. In your own experience, are the article's findings accurate? Have you ever experienced or witnessed what the article discusses?

I think they are accurate for most people in the world, but some have more compassion and empathy than others. I have always tried to help people as much as I can.

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Would you ever be interested in living a place like Green Bank, WV? Why or why not?
No, I know there is a lot of technological dependence in our society, but I get bored really easily. I can survive without my phone for a long time, but there are good parts of phones.
Do you think it's ethical for parents of children in that area to force them to live there?
It depends if the children have experienced technology or not.
What benefits and/or detriments does this kind of community offer?
You might not get the specific social skills and technological knowledge that are in our society.

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EMF EMR Refugee Town Green Bank West Virginia

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The U.S. Town With No Cell Phones or Wi-Fi | National Geographic

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Pocahontas County in West Virginia falls within the National Radio Quiet Zone. It's home to quiet country living, friendly people, and one of the most impressive engineering marvels in the world-the Green Bank Telescope. The GBT measures radio waves from throughout the universe, but due to the telescope's extreme sensitivity, any operating wireless device can have a negative effect on its observations.