Ralph Ellison wrote Invisible Man, a novel that refined the shape of American literature. This novel reflects America’s racial divide in the late 1940’s and early 1950’s through an anonymous black man’s journey (the narrator). Ellison uses an array of themes, motifs and symbols to get his message across. Throughout Invisible Man, Ellison also incorporates many […]
Africa holds a huge proportion of the world’s natural resources. It’s countries are abundant in numerous natural resources including oil, uranium, copper, gold, platinum, tin, diamonds, timber, and bio-fuels. The continent contains large amounts of Coltan, which is not only a great conductor of electricity, but it is also a mineral used in modern technology […]
What I’ve learned strictly from being in a public school system is that physical attributes such as my age, my race, and my gender plays a role in how I am perceived. I’ve always heard the term “racism” thrown around as an annoyance to the majority of people. But to me, it […]
All my life language arts and English have been the most difficult subjects for me, and in class I’d always been the one student behind everyone else. At home, my mother only spoke to me in Harari, a small native Ethiopian language. I was first introduced to English in kindergarten and immediately […]
I signed up for a study group conference with Kennedy Herring. We meet up at 25 Park Place on the 24th floor, where the English department is. We held the conference in the student lounge. During the conference we covered many things in regards to the class. I wasn’t sure how the reading summaries were […]
1) First go to the email Mrs. A’s sent 2) Copy and paste the link to a new tab 3)It should direct you to a OneNote, and you login to your usual email WITHOUT the student part ex. ‘jsmith1@student.gsu.edu” —– ‘jsmith1@gsu.edu’ 4) it will automatically lead you to the page, without your password.. 5) And […]
