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    Throughout history, nations have struggled with equality between men and women. Such nations like the United States, didn’t gain voting rights for women until the 1920’s and are still struggling with equal pay today. Afghanistan, in particular, has developed a culture that practices inequality towards women. As of current times, many girls go without education and rights. Overall, many liberties and justices are not being given to women in general. Living in the 20th century, this should not be…

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    Has conflict affected you in a way that you can only turn to your family for help? Family is one of the best ways to respond to conflict. Evidence of this is shown in the stories of Anne Frank: The Diary of a young girl, I am Malala, and Dear Miss Breed.Family can help you get through tough times when you feel alone. One reason family is the best ways to respond to conflict is because family comforts you. Evidence of this is shown in Anne Frank: The Diary of a young girl. When her family and…

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    Katie Fitzgerald Mr. Stryffeler World studies March 13, 2016 Joan of Arc Joan of Arc was a very influential woman and a person woman should be inspired by. Joan was a courageous girl even from a young age. In this paper I will explain in detail the life of Joan of Arc starting from a rather young age and then moving on to fighting in the Hundred Year War to being burned to death in 1431. From this paper you will be inspired by how faithful Joan of Arc was , she would do anything out of the…

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    pertaining to the rule of the Taliban. In 1989, as a young teenager, I read Marie Claire’s ground breaking article entitled “My Escape from the Taliban”. This followed, in diary form, the story of a young woman who escaped from Kabul and found safety in Pakistan. The subsequent report that I have written for this month’s copy of Marie Claire…

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    opportunities and constraints of history and social circumstance” (Elder 1999, pp.308). Daniyal during the years of war and played an active role in the formation of Pakistan. He was seven years old when he joined the Muslims political party known as the Muslim league, and participated in the campaigns. Moreover, after the creation of Pakistan, he used to distribute food and clothing to the citizens who were struggling to start a new life after the…

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    James Clark 890610686 HUSR 310 Berelowitz I. Introduction I Am Not Your Victim by Beth Sipe and Evelyn J. Hall is an autobiography, written from the perspective of Beth Sipe who gives powerful insight on the life of a victim of domestic violence. Beth Sipe was in a 16-year marriage with Sam Sipe, throughout her entire marriage she was constantly exposed to physical, sexual, emotional, and financial abuse. Beth’s children were also victim’s of this abuse, two of which she had with Sam and the…

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    Khaled Hosseini’s novel, The Kite Runner, is an exquisite story that explores and shines light upon a plethora of concepts and issues. His diction and tone of writing allow the reader to not only gain a substantial understanding about the era and setting of the story but also feel the burdens of oppression along with betrayal and the joys of loyalty and friendship. Khaled Hosseini manages to effortlessly give his reader a glimpse of how the lifestyles of Afghani women play into marriage while…

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    Malala Teen Activist

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    Malala Malala i a person that never gives up because she got shot going home from school and she still protests for women till this day and her efforts earned her a noble prize for peace. Malala is strong because she kept going even though the talaban nearly killed her she still is doig stuff to make eqaul rights What are teen activist? Teen activist are people who fight for what they believe in.. take malala for example she fought for the right that girls can go to…

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    Family Heritage: My Pakistani family history consists of the extended family system. My grandparents had 10 children, in the Middle-class neighborhood at Lahore, Pakistan. My grandfather was a devoted father, in addition to my grandmother who was a loving mother. When she got married to my grandfather, she was 15 years of age. My father was the first born in the family, moreover, they had 9 more children. My grandparents had the total of 4 boys and 5 girls; their third daughter died of…

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    rom the video and story, I saw that these two people one Ahmed, 12, and the other Harry, 92. Their stories are almost 100% identical even though 70 years apart and in completely different areas. Harry, a refugee from World War 2 was fleeing Berlin. Then Ahmed, also a refugee, was fleeing from Syria in present time. Ahmed's experiences include his school being burnt down by invaders and people running in the streets in terror. Remember this is happening today almost every day. It's been like…

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