In order to understand the situation of American blacks, we must not throw out earlier ways of conceiving American identity. Instead, we must adapt these conceptions and combine them with the psychology of victimization described in Wax’s book in order… Read moreShort Essay 4
Throughout pages 71-100, Wax brings up a number of novel points and makes some very thoughtful arguments regarding education, employment, family disintegration, and victimization, among others. One of the most interesting sections of the reading was the one regarding employment… Read moreERA (Race, pp. 71-100)
John Grady Cole seems to portray an identity that is filled with passion and pragmatism. He is a man of few words, and he goes about life in a very unique manner. This paints an interesting picture, and many modern… Read moreJohn Grady Cole Reflection
Pages 139-179 of All the Pretty Horses contain a lot of unfolding action that develops the plot much further. John Grady Cole has been chasing Alejandra in a pursuit of passion that he felt in prior relations. John’s only issue is that… Read moreERA (McCarthy, pp. 139-179)
The photos posted on the blog of United Flight 93 possess many examples of civil religion and patriotism, and instill within me a sense of pride to be an American. Much of the civil religion seen in the United 93… Read moreUnited 93 Photos and Civil Religion