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Sandra Levkovich I have always wanted to go sit in on a real case where it involves a jury, defendent, prosecuters and so on. I wanted to always experience of how our legal system actually works instead of just reading … Continue reading →

Sandra Levkovich As I was looking for something that relates to this week’s blog entry, I have stumbled upon a New York Time’s article. The name was “A Mighty Pale Tea Party”. I did not think much of this article … Continue reading →

Sandra Levkovich The article that I will be using for my critical response essay INDICTMENT IN MISSISSIPPI New York Times (1923-Current file); ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851 – 2006) Sep 7, 1955; pg 30. http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?index=1&did=82670629&SrchMode=1&sid=1&Fmt=10&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&VName=HNP&TS=1271256103&clientId=8851  The reason that … Continue reading →

Sandra Levkovich When picking this course for the spring 2010 semester of my freshman year, I had no idea that it would be about race and justice. I was pleasantly surprised when I had discovered that was what we would … Continue reading →

  Sandra Levkovich                                                  English 2150, Section LP13B     02/10/2010                    … Continue reading →

By Sandra Levkovich In today’s society, especially living in New York, there are different type of races that you see everyday. When you travel on a train or bus, everyone is mixed, if you take a look around, it is … Continue reading →

By Sandra Levkovich What this article is about is how hip-hop has a significant social impact. Hip-hop is an industry that include television, movies, fashion, theater, dance and visual art. Hip-hop is a business that contributes to our U.S economy. … Continue reading →

Free for Equality and Justice Do We Really Have Justice and Equality?                                                           By Sandra Levkovich After reading Prison Writings by Leonard PeltierReading Prison Writings by Leonard Peltier, you learn how the Indian race is in serious jeopardy. He … Continue reading →

Sandra Levkovich From what we read in class and from what I already know about race and justice. I am appalled to know that our government, our country could be so cruel. I thought we gave everyone free rights, freedom … Continue reading →