“This is not an elimination of individuals because they are political adversaries, or because what they hold to what are regarded as false beliefs or dangerous theories, but a crime directed against the person as person, against the very humanity of the individual victim” (Destexhe, Alain). The Holocaust, you would think that something like that … Read more
If one wants to gain something or to have a better future, they should embark on odysseys some of which are small while others are more extensive. One of such odysseys is school which prepares us for the greater future (of course, if we’ll take full advantage of it). Still some go on life journeys … Read more
Over 62,114,900 people gamble and out of those people only 1 million get addicted. If gambling was made illegal that wouldn’t be fair. What about the other 61,000,000 people who gamble responsibly. Okay, say you have an obese person and they misuse junk food and then the government decides well they used it wrong so … Read more
I have a family tradition every year on July 4th. We all know that July 4th is the Independence day. Many celebrate this holiday differently. Me and my mother reach out to our close ones in the family, this is because we do not often see our family every year. So we figured July 4th … Read more
The wave of unrest that encapsulated the entire Middle East provided us with grave crisis of war and engendered the number of victims fleeing from war zones to other countries as Refugees. In the status quo, Syrian refugees make all the headlines due to their movement to other countries on a mass scale. An image … Read more
“Black Like Me”, is the true experience of John Griffin as a white middle-aged man and newspaper columnist, who decides to experience the life of black man by himself, not by another man’s words. Griffin starts writing a diary, where he will write his every-day experiences as a black man. Griffin leaves his home, wife … Read more
“I don’t think of all the misery, but of the beauty that still remains”, written by Anne Frank. Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl born on June 12th, 1929. She lived in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Her family consisted of her father Otto Frank, sister Margot and mother Edith. Anne and her family lived … Read more
The Arab-Israeli Conflict is a comprehensive epidemic. For over one hundred years, the Palestine and Israelis have been at war. The seeming cause of the incident dates back to the ancient history of humankind, the time before Christ himself. Therefore, due to it, the Palestine people and Israelis are unable to forgive the past and … Read more
“You will never be good enough. You are not trying your hardest. Why can’t you do anything right?” These are common expressions from parents who put too much emphasis on sports. The parents from the documentary, Trophy Kids, found it is essential to drive their children as if they were professional athletes, yet they were … Read more
Around the world over 72 millions of children are not having the access to the proper. Most children have the Right to Education but are not allowed to take their chance at it due to the circumstances and the tools they may need. Besides, teachers may not receive proper education themselves which will decrease the … Read more
In the book 1984 Winston believes that it would be impossible to found a civilization on fear, hatred, and cruelty, and that such a society could never survive because “It would have no vitality. It would disintegrate. It would commit suicide.” I think that Winston is wrong and O’Brien is right. Oceania has survived for … Read more
In A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens criticizes the social injustice that occured during the French Revolution through excessive mortality, a clear distinction between classes, and the irrationality of the government system. Dickens includes a myriad of unnecessary deaths in his novel to reflect the abuse the French people endure. Preceding the revolution, many … Read more
Reputation is a recurring theme in the novel Pudd’nhead Wilson and many of the characters personify it. To have a reputation means to be known for having a specific skill or characteristic. In the first chapter of this novel, the quote in David’s calendar notes how easy ridicule can tear down a person’s reputation. We … Read more
“You’re wrong!” “Be quiet!” “Stop that!” Every family experiences conflict; some even may have ‘family meltdowns” or arguments where everyone is talking and no one is listening. Family meltdowns are very common within dysfunctional families, such as the Lohmans, in Arthur Miller’s The Death of a Salesman. The reader hears many family meltdown within the … Read more
Is sexual orientation a choice? The debate on whether sexual orientation is a choice or not has been a controversial topic within the past years. This topic has gotten more attention since the legalization of same sex marriage. There are many different standpoints on the topic, but for the majority there are two different points. … Read more
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