Case Study Saundra Santiago

In squeakies case she needs to be kinder to people and people will be kinder to her. But in all American slurp she wants friends as well but the differences in culture make it hard for her to fit in. So in total the only thing squeaky and the lins want is a true

If the story was changed to a different perspective the emotions of the mother would get lost or forgotten. In a way they add to the story because she was the only person who saw the beauty in her daughter. Changing the perspective to an outside narrator would take away the immersion of the story. Due to the reader knowing every thought and emotion of the mother it makes the story both more believable, but also it makes the story more relatable.

What if the world didn’t think? What would happen if people didn’t take what they learned from past experiences, whether it had a negative or positive effect, and apply it to future situations. What would happen if people made decisions simply based on the fact that they wanted to fit in, without thinking about what consequences it could have on them. In the short story, “Abuela Invents the Zero” by Judith Ortiz Cofer, Constancia isn’t making the best decisions with her Abuela. In an excerpt from Little Women, the March sisters craved attention from their mother and had to make the difficult of helping others.

Sensitive, weak and kind heart women are targets and due to which they finds it difficult for discussing it with their friends. There are various methods that could be used by women for getting out with the relationship and one of the best approach is to take legal assistance. Advocates can be hired and then appropriate actions could be taken against the victim so that this type of abusive behaviour could be legally stopped. One more approach is for taking assistance from friends and family members so that their positive support could be taken for coming out of this abusive relationship. There are various NGO which are working for ensuring better and secure life for women and thus help can be taken from and than on the basis of that better and secure life could be gained for the women.

This quote is taken after Ashley reunites with her mother, and is promised that she will live with her mother again. From this quote, the reader gets a better understanding of the conflict of the story and symbolism is used to convey to the reader the conflict of the story. From the beginning of the story, readers are unsure of the conflict of the story and Ashley’s motives. However, from this quote readers get a better understanding of the conflict, which is the separation between Ashley and her mother. Readers have had the awareness that the conflict Ashley is going through is the absence of her mother, but from this quote readers are sure that the separation between Ashley and her mother is the conflict.

The first quote is " I don't want to have lived in vain like most people... I want to go on living even after my death!" I think this quote talks about how she felt and what she wanted to live her life like. Anne wants to have a nice and wonderful life, but she went into hiding so now she can't have as happy of a life like she was wanted to have. Also, in this quote it describes how she thought her life

In her free time she would write soft and boring articles, but in a point in her life she got tired of that and began to reveal her true feelings about her life and the unhappy that made her to be “just a wife “she started to write different, more honest and with liberty, such writings and thoughts did not take her anywhere in the beginning because most editors refused to publish any of her articles, they did not want to believe that the was the way women of America felt about their lives. Some editors agreed to publish here, but they would re-write her papers and say the opposite of what she was trying to show the world. After all of those not so successful articles she took the initiative and wrote what later became the symbol for the women’s rights movement. The book was “The Feminine Mystique” and after a great response from women all over America she went back to school to get a Ph.

Esperanza is gaining confidence and slowly pushing away her poverty and society, she’s trying to find anything so she can be distracted away from her reality and that gives her an incentive to become a mature young lady. Esperanza is slowly growing up and she feels responsible now for herself and even her family. When she stands up for her sister “That’s right, I add before Lucy of Rachel can make fun of her” (50). This is a conspicuous symbol of her sophistication because she stood up for her sister Nenny. She feels responsible, pledged and she doesn’t want her sister to go the same way she went.

Before she wanted to be free and to do things she wanted to do but she couldn’t because Jodie wouldn 't let her. This quote connects to the thesis and topic

From the interview, my mother told me that there is one period of time when she is not actually happy with her work life because she cannot get along with her teammates and her leader; however, she has no problem with her assigned work. Her problem prove the

Mrs. Clymer reports she expressed "not wanting to be here anymore (referring to the hospital). " She expressed to QP thoughts of her husband not caring for her anymore due to the multiple medical issues she has been experiencing. Mrs. Clymer denies suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, and symptoms of psychosis. She does not appear to be exhibiting signs of agitation, aggression, or responding to internal stimuli. She states, "I 'm just sick and have to get over it."

In other words, these quotation explains that here Ginny is working on trying Smitty to talk and she realized that when they talk Smitty stops doing anything and just listen to them, then he just moves his head, and reacts to them. “ It had taken him to work out that proof.” Ginny said (chapter 2). This quotation convince that Ginny is helping Smitty to talk or show that he’s a human being and she said that it’s working with him and that they will proof

Siting in a small cell is only further damaging. They need to feel safe and have assurance that guidance is going to stick around. Many are crying out not to be heard and so many want to change and do not know how or have the resources available. When this happens the cycle continues. Underlining issues such as trauma are important to treat in an effective manner.

Juana Villegas v Metropolitan Government County/Nashville-Davison County Sheriff’s Office Juana Villegas, 9 months pregnant with her fourth child, was arrested and detained for pretrial on a minor traffic offence on July 3,2008. After two days in the Davison County detention center, Ms. Villegas’s water broke and she went into labor. She was transported by ambulance to Metro General Hospital, before transport she was handcuffed and shackled, at that time an officer from the detention center noted his concerns. According to the testimony of Dr. Sandra Torrente, the concern was reasonable given the history of Ms. Villegas’s short labors; in fact, once the restraints were removed, she progressed from 3cm.

1. A jury found Maria Guadalupe Rubio-Mendoza guilty of conspiracy to possess, with intent to distribute, one kilogram or more of heroin, in violation of 21 U.S.C. §§ 841(a)(1), 841(b)(1)(A), and 846 (count one); and possession, with intent to distribute, one kilogram or more of heroin, in violation of 21 U.S.C. §§ 841(a)(1), 841(b)(1)(A), and 18 U.S.C. § 2 (count two). 2. This case is set along the Southern border of Texas and Mexico.