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A Legal History of Integration in U.S. Public Schools [ send me this paper ] A 5 page research paper that gives a brief synopsis of the legal cases that have affected public policy in regards to school integration. The writer covers landmark cases such as Brown vs. the Board of Education, but the cases that led up to this pivotal legal decision are also reviewed. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Filename: Leglint.wps
A LESSON BEFORE DYING [ send me this paper ] This paper compares and contrasts Wiggins and Jefferson in Ernest Gaine's novel A Lesson Before Dying. Bibliography lists 2 sources. Filename: MTlesdea.rtf
A Letter From Martin Luther King [ send me this paper ] This 5 page paper considers the letter written by martin Luther King in 1963 entitled the 'Letter from Birmingham Jail'. The paper looks at the messages contained in the letter, the justification and historical references and the way in which religion was used. The bibliography cites 7 sources. Filename: TEmartlk.wps
A Look at Plessy v. Ferguson [ send me this paper ] This 5 page paper looks at this historical time in which this case arose. Other cases are touched on such as Brown v. Board of Education. An overview of this case and its ramifications are discussed. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Filename: SA529PvF.rtf
A Paradox of Democracy: Inequality Despite Law [ send me this paper ] An 8 page discussion of inequality in the United States. Discusses concepts such as affirmative action which was designed to overcome these inequalities. Emphasizes that despite the laws which are on the books inequalities continue to exists and that they do so because of factors such as economic disparities. Concludes that the real solution is change in the way we view and interact with others, a change which must occur in our hearts and not solely in our legal system. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Filename: PPdemPar.wps
A Review of "Black Is the Color of the Cosmos : Essays on Afro-American Literature and Culture" by Charles T. Davis [ send me this paper ] A 5 page review of the work of one of the most effective black writers of the twentieth century. A collection of a variety of Davis' most important essays, the book serves as a much needed compendium of the work of this tremendously important black author. Starting with an examination of the debates which encompassed black literary circles of the 1960s and 1970s, Davis compares the perspectives of a variety of different writers and academics before turning his attention specifically to the black slave narratives and then to Ralph Ellison, James Baldwin, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Jean Toomer, Robert Hayden, and other key figures in black history. The most interesting aspect of this book by far, however, is Davis' attention to the slave narrative as a critical component of black written history. No additional sources are listed. Filename: PPblkCos.wps
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