... I mentioned before it's a way to protect society from being manipulated in many ways. It would be great for censorship to become legal because that way the Mexican community will be free from all worries that a government, media etc. could cause. A good example of this could be banning everything that talks bad about Mexico ... the law by using censorship? -If there were no censorship how do you think that the Mexican community would have reacted when they found out what their presidents did? -Do you think its fair for the Mexican society to find out whats going on in their community and...

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BASEBALL IN APRIL The book that I read was Baseball in April by Gary Soto. This book takes place in a neighborhood in California where there are several Mexican-American families living. The neighborhood is a poor place where you see a lot of children out side in the streets playing baseball. The book is told in different point of views ... when she only got an imitation doll it showed how poor the community was and how hard it was for her uncle to get the real doll. I learned that as a Mexican-American the opportunities are a lot less in the neighborhoods they live in. This book had a lot ...

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... . It has a unique name that everyone is able to remember, Che Red. At first it was hard being one the first restaurant to serve Italian, Mexican, and Chinese. What most people don't know is Italian and Mexican use almost the same technique and Chinese is an art for me, there to spice up and make the restaurant unique. This made it a hot ... part of owning my own restaurant. Looking apounded those stars you see that life is not planned out for you. You have to go out and work for what you want. I didn't realize before I met the genie that I was going to work long and hard to be a success....

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... races, colors and sizes. I was not in a bad part of town, however, some of the people I saw would make me think otherwise. One older woman in particular, who was of Mexican decent and had a heavy build, was wearing a tight, red dress with matching high- heels. She had on way too much make-up, and her hair was falling in her face ... more possessions than others, but nothing seemed to faze anyone. I heard someone on the street that night say how much he enjoyed the city and how much they would never want to leave. Right after he said that, the same person threw their paper cup on the str...

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• Grade Level: High School