Category Archives: Video

Today on the train, my friends and I were going back home. We had a conversation about a certain Youtube video and how it was kind of racist and biased to see a older white man and a younger black … Continue reading →

To those who do not know any better, the day Columbus set foot on America was a great day. Columbus Day is a day of no work or school. It is a day of fun and parades in Columbus’s honor. … Continue reading →

So far the most interesting article has been Henry David Thoreau’s Civil Disobedience. I found this article appealing, because the first time I had heard of the term was in a movie named The Great Debators. The minute I heard … Continue reading →

Thoreau gave us his opinion on governmental issues and whether it is right for them to make decisions for us.  He states that the government cannot force us to perform duties that we believe to be unjust.  I believe that … Continue reading →

This essay has to be one of the most thought provoking essay’s I have read. I think that it was very clever how they made an argument for injustice when it was really proving why justice is so important to … Continue reading →

Celebrating Columbus Day, and enjoying the sports with its teams names and Mascots which exaggerate the characteristic of the race of Native American, such as red skin: Ward Churchill’s insistences of lack of respect for Native Americans, and both issues … Continue reading →

Henry David Thoreau point out that people’s obligation are those which we should think about what our right is and we should act belong to what we think right against the government, and he believe that it lead to justice.He … Continue reading →

For those of you who don’t know, Thoreau was an inspiring writer from the 19th century whose worked has influenced many people involved in social movements in the 1900’s. One example of Thoreau’s followers was Martin Luther King, who used … Continue reading →

From Pulitzer Prize winner David Mamet, comes his most explosive four-letter word yet. Race. Race is the riveting new play by America’s foremost playwright, Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner David Mamet (Glengarry Glen Ross, Speed-the-Plow, American Buffalo, November) in which … Continue reading →