"Without Title" describes the feeling of emptiness the father was experiencing. ... " This is another quote from "Without Title.... She changed her place of living and was forced to change her native language into English. ... The title of the poem also indicates the feeling of being lost as the author is 'in search for her tongue', meaning her native language. ... He wants to believe that his native culture is still a part of his life. ...

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Title VII Paper Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is and was the most groundbreaking and difficult legislation ever passed. ... The impact of Title VII on the workplace is still being measured to this day. ... Title VII has some limited exemptions. This exemption permits certain businesses around Native American reservations to give preferential hiring treatment to the Indians. ... An example that an employer can use in order to avoid having a Title VII violation is to accept what Title VII can do for the workplace. ...

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It's all about titles and not hurting someone's feelings! ... In my opinion, that is a title that should be earned by hard work. ... It's all about titles and not hurting someone's feelings. ... Let's not forget about the "Native Americans". ... "Kansas City Native American Leaders defeated the Washington Native Americans 23 - 21 on a Last Second Field Goal." ...

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In Wik, the High Court decided that the grant of a pastoral lease does not necessarily extinguish native title, ie that native title can co-exist with rights conferred to pastoralists under the terms of their leases. ... However, according to Wik, where there is conflict in the exercise of those rights, native title rights are subordinate to those of the pastoral leaseholder. ...

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It is these questions Abigail Solomon-Godeau explores in her article "Going Native: Paul Gauguin and the Invention of Primitivist Modernism." ... In spite of all this he still presented himself to the European market as being immersed in the native society. One way he attempted to do this was to give his works native titles. ...

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The Cherokee Indians is one of the largest groups of Native American people. ... While the Mexican government pushed back giving an answer to the Cherokees about the clear title to the land, the population of East Texas swelled. ... In 1835, the Cherokees still had not obtained title to their land, and their loyalty to Mexico had become doubtful. ... The fighting started and by sundown it is said that there were 18 natives dead and 3 Texans that were killed. ... The Cherokee still became one of the largest nations in the native world and is known as one of the five largest nations in the Unite...

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If you just look at the title it seems as though the poet is celebrating whiskey or alcohol in general. ... They buy imported drinks such as wine and brandy, instead of the native Irish scotch and whiskey. ... If you take a closer look at the title, the epigraph was a translation of the King James Version of the Bible. ... This leads me too believe that Burns must have had the ending to this poem in mind before he wrote it, because here you see how he has managed to come full circle and end up with the same thoughts as his epigraph title. ...

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Wood is best known for his later paintings, which depicts the scenes and people of his native Iowa. ... Stone City, Fall Plowing and American Gothic are present subject matter in the title. ... He is the intentions on political and economical points of views in the titles. ... My title would of been American Reality. Reason's would be it's the truth, using history with the title, and using the word real just makes you have a sense of feeling. ...

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It may look today that the modern world doesn't revolve around the sun but around the natives of the America's inventions and societies. The natives are everywhere in regard to the modern world; from drinking a cola drink to Italian lasagna and sauces, from creating incredible wealth in the old world to creating the foundation of a nation in the new world, from the noses of cocaine users to the hands and machines in the surgeon rooms. ... All the way from the conquistadors to today, natives have been consistently exploited and forgotten. ... Because native Americans were not a greedy...

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The issues that the song "Buffalo Soldier" talks about are directly related to its title. This song refers to the Africans (who are the "Buffalo Soldiers") brought to America that where forced to fight against the Native American Indians. ... In the end, fourteen key black campaigners, whom the Indians had dubbed "buffalo soldiers," were awarded the Medal of Honor as part of a public relations move to justify and glorify the genocide of Native Americans, underlining the U.S. government's policy of manifest destiny." The purpose of this song is to honor and extol the life of many black Ra...

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Eddie Mabo was a fighter for the land rights of Aboriginals. During the 70's, the Queensland Government denied the Meriam Islanders the use of their land. Eddies Mabo led his people into court challenging the Queensland Government in 1982. He stated that his people had inhabited the Island long befo...

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Analysis The book, "Death Comes for the Archbishop," is mainly about two priests that make their way across the mexican territory in hopes of spreading their faith and religion to the Mexicans and Native Americans that reside there. ... From the title, one could derive a symbolic meaning for the novel. ...

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This native of Kalamazoo, Michigan is also one of the most attractive and famous celebrities of our time. ... As the Yankees won their second straight Series title and third in four years, Jeter hit .348 but also belted a career high 24 homers, 102 RBI and a slugging percentage of .552. ... His homer in game five tied the score of a game the Yankees would win to capture the title. ...

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Columbus wrote a contract with the Spanish monarch rulers promising that he could keep up to 10 percent of whatever riches he found along with noble titles and the land he should fi In 1942 Columbus sailed from Spain in three ships called the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria. ... Clearing up the serious charges and his noble titles Columbus asked the Spanish King is hey could pay one more trip across the Atlantic Ocean. Just miles away from the Pacific Ocean Christopher made it to Panama where he abandoned two of his four ships from the attack of the hostile natives. ...

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In Native Son, Wright employs Naturalistic ideology and imagery, creating the character of Bigger Thomas, who seems to be composed of a mass of disruptive emotions rather than a rational mind joined by a soul. ... The title of the novel begins to explain Bigger's situation; he is more a child of the city itself than of human parentage. ...

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In Native Son, Wright employs Naturalistic ideology and imagery, creating the character of Bigger Thomas, who seems to be composed of a mass of disruptive emotions rather than a rational mind joined by a soul. ... The title of the novel begins to explain Bigger's situation; he is more a child of the city itself than of human parentage. ...

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In addition, the influence of the political system, as men were given the title of godi and godar. ... However, these settlements did not last long, due clashes with the Native Americans. Later, it is guessed that they had a friendly relationship with the natives and began to trade with them (Brown 6). This possibly influenced later interactions with Native Americans. ...

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The kiwi is an internationally recognised New Zealand icon and it is a special, secretive, native bird that is harmless and defenceless, which is why its numbers are declining rapidly. ... Kiwis are adaptable to live in many sorts of areas from mangroves, native forests, grasslands, scrubs and farmland (Kiwis for Kiwi, n.d.b). ... Maori tribes "prized highly the garment (arikiwi)" which means that only Maori chiefs or high-standing natives could wear cloaks or clothing from kiwi feathers (Tregear, 2001, p. 235). The word 'Kiwis' does not just apply to the native bird, but ...

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Hawaii is not only home to many locals and native but it is also home to a large diverse variety of native animals and species of plants. ... Land, but over 25% of species found on the nation's endangered species list are endemic to Hawaii, earning it the rather unflattering title of "endangered species capital of the world." Preserving native forests is critical for supporting these species, but unfortunately invasive species are a major threat in Hawaii.... The article then takes about the damage from feral pigs that eat the roots of native plants and the after effects of mud ...

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Why did Ellison choose the title of this story? ... Speaking as a Native American, I know that my people are also judged by our character, skin color, and how we were talked negatively about the whites. But yet many of my own people, have overcame the struggles, and still continue to fight for symbolisms that affects our tribes and our identity as Native Americans. ...

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Things Fall Apart, by Chinua Achebe is a very dramatic book which shows direct examples of how the white man did not necessarily benefit native lands as much as they believed. ... When the British entered the Nigerian's land, they were not open to the beliefs of the native people. ... He never gained a title in the tribe, which was a man's main goal in this tightly nit community. ...

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When thinking about her title, "Haunted America", the first thing that comes to mind is war and people dying. ... From knowing the real facts on war against the natives, it helps us learn not what to do next time. ... As pulling out the details in Limerick's essay, I begin to feel that the title "Haunted America" is much more than war and people dying. ...

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In his second marriage, to the heiress of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, he acquired the title King of Jerusalem. ... The natives were displeased because he was ignoring the island and their traditions. Despite this, he became very powerful and held the titles King of Sicily, Jerusalem and Albania. ...

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Labeling is the attempt to place a title on a certain ethnic group. ... Let us suppose that the United States was given back to the Natives and everyone was told to go to their most dominant nationality. ...

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In order to carry out the title as man's best friend, there must be the shaping and conditioning of the animal's life, done by man himself. Without the presence of man, the animal would be helpless and would have to resort to its native instincts. ...

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