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Lou’s dad is beside Lou, to help, and support Lou all the way, and his dad also helps posting the animals online. Kids all around follow Lou Wegner. He is passionate about rescuing dogs because they are lovely creatures, and he feels bad for them, you see them in the cages and they only have like a couple hours left and he helps them because he wouldn’t want to be in that position. Lou realized that at a young age that animals need love and need to be taken care of.

Bud Fields and his family, Hale County, Alabama,Summer 1936 The distinguished photographer Walker Evans wanted to portray the impoverishment of people living in rural America in his photograph of Bud Fields and his family. The clothes are dirty and appear worn out. They represent the lack of money and resources available during that time.

Small farmers could not compete with the new economic climate and were driven out of business. Advances in technology increased production but also caused overproduction of food;however, food demand did not rise with the increased production. With this all adding up, increased food production and farmers without jobs, it only added to the unemployment of the time. (Wall Street Crash of

You expect your life perfect. In comparison in the book “Outsiders” talks about how a 14 year old boy named Ponyboy curtis had struggles in his life with right or wrong society. In “Nothing Gold Can Stay” it talks about how life growing up is not easy, you learn from your mistakes and that is how life is supposed to be. In the “Outsiders” it states that “Ponyboy and his two brothers recently lost their parents in a car accident, that is a struggle for Ponyboy and is two brother because without your parents you don 't know what they do that makes them live, have food, and have nice food, for me it is a struggle for me because without my parents it would be a real struggle for me because I would not know how to do these things that my parents are doing for me and for them

The window is open, get in your room!”(Haddix pg32). Luke’s dad loves him but he is kind of like a bad guy in this story. The window is the only outside contact that he gets and that is taken away from him. It 's gotten so bad that he sits on the bottom step during breakfast. The windows that ALWAYS have the shades down sets a really dark tone, every once and awhile Luke likes to peek out them so he does not go insane

Enrique’s family was from the poor side of Tegucigalpa ripe with corruption and drug use most families barely able to keep food on the table. The thought of going to a place as welcoming as the poem states, a place that has open arms to the poor and homeless. The line yearning to breathe free could reference the crushing poverty under which the mothers and fathers would seek out ways to keep their children away from the pain. Parents seeking out ways to improve their children’s life might see America as the only option available at that moment to keep food on the table and the kids in school. In addition the ideal “American Dream” and the media over inflating how perfect America is might just be enough to tear a loving mother from her kids they might be able to live a better life, even if it is with out her.

I don’t mind paying. (Movie) This correlates to how Jean is willing to sacrifice his life because he loves Cosette and is willing to do anything for her happiness. Jean now wants Cosette to be happy with Marius whom she loves. Overall Jean Valjean love for Cosette has allowed Victor Hugo to use direct and indirect characterization as he talks about the thoughts and feelings of Jean.

In conclusion, it was great to hear Dr. Angela Davis cover a topic she is passionate about. She ended her speech by saying that education should be a human right and therefore should be free. Dr. Davis received a round of applause for this statement and I agree with her. I am lucky enough to attend college, but I have created a large debt for myself and that is not

An example of this out of his life is he was always alone or the silent kid in the back growing up in poverty with a brother that was a bad example in the court system and a mom that was always busy. Grew out of his childhood and is attending college to go to school for a criminal justice degree, so his lifestyle is different from his brothers and his mother’s. So yes, anyone can obtain success, but most of the time, the ones that are remembered are born from poverty or a shamed moment. And turn it into some form of art to let the world know their feelings.

Atticus responded, " 'Not in money, but before the year 's out I 'll have been paid '" (Lee 27). The Cunninghams were farmers, and would pay favors back with the crops they grew on their farm. This topic was sensitive to Walter, because he did not want the entire class to know about his financial situation, even though everyone in Maycomb already knew everyone’s business. In To Kill a Mockingbird, Novels for Students, writer Darren Felty displays his connection to the events on Scout’s first day of first grade, “[Scout] cannot understand, for instance, her young teacher 's lack of familiarity with the town families and their peculiarities, such as the Cunningham children 's poverty and pride. Later, Atticus explains to Scout that she must put herself in others ' places before judging them, one of the many lessons she learns by making mistakes” (Felty 287).

In Arnold 's case, poverty is a significant situation, which has impacted his life into many negative aspects. Poverty among Native Americans affects them more physically than academically or socially because they possess limited services and transportation. In the book, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie, Arnold has an onerous time getting to school because he lives on the reservation and his school is 22 miles away. In one situation, Arnold said "My dad was supposed to pick me up. But he wasn 't sure if he 'd have enough gas money...

Reflection Hays and Erford (2014) define the factors affecting our counselor identity as our culture, lifespan period, gender, sexual orientation, and the last but not the least our prejudicial beliefs. In the country that I have grown up, we did not have too many Asian descents living among us and the insight that we have about both Native Americans and Asian Americans were just a paragraph length of information in sociology books. I would just add a couple American movies have had some people included in the film as side characters or neighbor members. Preparing for this week’s assignment gave me a lot different perception about Asian Americans, Native Americans and multiculturally component counselors.

“’I’m sorry they are not real,” said Danny ‘It would be nice to play with a real dinosaur.’ ‘And I think it would be nice to lay with you,’ said a voice.” In Danny and the Dinosaur, Hoff uses a boy named Danny and a museum dinosaur to create a book for children. Despite being a book for children, this book communicates some deeper, more profound concepts than originally meet the eye. Out of the many possible ideas to convey, Hoff chooses an untraditional route and tries to convey an adult understanding of appreciation and acceptance, while still exhibiting basic ideas like friendship and love, to the children reading his book using literary techniques such as symbolism and imagery.

Following Through Junior’s Perspective: An Analysis of Junior’s Narrative Voice Junior, the protagonist, in The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian is a poor Indian boy looking for hope. Sherman Alexie, the author, relates to Junior. He personally lived on the Spokane Indian Reservation and knew what life is like growing up as an American Indiana. Alexie’s character’s verbal expressions are full of sarcasm and understatement. Although their lives differ, the author and the main character are connected by their mutual culture and background.