Identity The Inter-Personal Challenges That Americans of Japanese’s Descent Experienced during This Era The history of injustice against Americans of Japanese descent during World War II is different from other ethnic groups living in America. Japanese living in America faced discrimination and prejudice; however, it is during World War II that further instigated their suffering. Americans of Japanese ancestry living, especially those in the West Coast of America, were relocated into internment camps after Japan attacked the American fleet at Pearl Harbor (Soga 23). Discrimination and prejudice are some of the challenges they faced in internment camps. The injustices Americans of Japanese descent experienced during this era and still resonates to date. Challenges the American of Japanese descent experienced during this era World War II events affected the lives of Americans of Japanese ancestry after the Pearl Harbor attack.  President Franklin Roosevelt issued an executive order that sent more than 120,000 Japanese into relocation centers.  After Japanese provocation, the government established ten major internment camps known as relocation centers in remote parts of the country in places like Utah, Colorado,…

Modernity in the Middle East Section 1: Question2: modernity in the Middle East Modernity should be a virtual equivalent word for tolerance and progress, however by one way or other things haven’t played out as expected for the region. Examining modernity and its intellectual outlines in the Middle East is a remarkably appropriate undertaking, as ‘The Middle East’ is a ‘modern’ word which became common since the early 20th era. The collapse of the Ottoman Empire in 1922 and its splitting was a crucial period in the progress of the Middle East. The emergence of new nation-states and their awareness of the modern West stimulated further influential political and social incidents, which therefore contributed to the understanding of modernity and modernism. The initial period is represented by the legitimate, governmental, intellectual investigation, and a plea to change customary perspectives and living. The first events developed by Middle Eastern scholars, militants, and experts to achieve revolution occurred in the 19th era. Throughout this period, intelligent persons launched support of the external world, going to Europe, understanding Western poetry, and learning about…

Black women slavery Introduction Slavery of various form took its roots before and during the American civil war. The bondage was blended with racism, and the focus was blacks. Slavery is drawn back to the history of trans-Atlantic trade. Africans were an essential commodity of the slave trade. They shipped to Europe and after that sent to the north and south America to work on cotton plantations. Slavery was not only enforced on black men but also black women. In the plantation, the white men enslaver took advantage of the black women, and they exploited them, assaulted them sexually. Black womanhood and motherhood were not respected at all. Their bodies could be used and controlled by the white plantation owner in the way they wanted. The essay herein explores in detail the black women enslavement. Much focus is put on the two artistic works of two authors. These include: Marry princes’ enslavement narrative and Frances Watkin Harper’s poem “The slaver mother.” The narrative and the poetry elaborates on how the life of the enslaved black women was. The dynamics of…

The Best Reasons for Attending a Burlesque Event Burlesque festivals have been gathering popularity ever since the first one in Ottawa back in 2014. You may be lucky enough to have a weekly or monthly show in your town. However, there’s something special about an event. For one, festivals treat you to international acts that you don’t usually get the chance to see. They also have a carnival-like atmosphere. You have the opportunity to sample incredible drinks, snacks, and foods. There are also loads of souvenirs such as posters you can take home after the event. Here are a few more reasons for attending burlesque events: Interactive experiences You don’t just sit through the show laughing, clapping, and leaving when it’s over. The performers expect you to react to their antics. The more you hoot, whistle, and catcall, the more ridiculous they get. They also tease you and encourage you to get louder. Interesting Characters Performers parody many characters from movies, books, cartoons, and other pop-cultural sources. They use these characters to tell stories and entrain crowds with songs and…