The white tigers have white fur, chocolate colored stripes, pink paws, and a pink nose. ... A white tiger is only born when both parents carry a gene for white coloring. ... Also, white tigers are not Siberian. The Siberian white tigers are hybrid of a white Bengal tiger and a Siberian tiger. ... People mostly want to save white tigers because of their beauty, however, they don't really serve much of a purpose in nature, so some people don't support saving them....

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Character Summary Grey Beaver: He is the Indian who owns white fang and is the unspoken, in a type of way, master of white fang. ... White Fang: White Fang is a unique character and you aren't really sure what to think of him being as he is three fourths wolf and one fourth dog. ... He is also the man that Grey Beaver sold White Fang to for whiskey. Weedon Scott: Scott is the man who was the true master to White Fang. He showed the example that all people, given maybe the absence of Tyler ( chuckle ) show to animals. ...

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This struggle is prevalent in the development of the protagonist Balram Halwai in The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga. ... Furthermore, the White Tiger becomes utterly corrupted when Balram commits the atrocious act of murder. ... And that battle became more difficult as he was negatively influenced by the people around him. Such as Balram's family, who were the people that raised him and found the means to ruin his values in his adult life. ... Throughout the book, the immense difficulty of being a White Tiger or the ideal person is showcased. ...

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The failure of technology in this regard is the general subject of Don Delillo's book White Noise. ... If you see enough people gunned down on television, enough mangled bodies in twisted cars, enough violence, destruction and despair in the newspapers, you grow numb to it. In one sense, I think this is what White Noise is. ... They are white noise generators intended to put us to sleep. ... White Noise is a book obsessed with death at the hands of our own technology. ...

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The mistreatment of the Haitian people by white-Americans is a central theme in Felix Morriseau-Leroy's Tourist and Boat People. ... The first poem Tourist is written as the thoughts of a Haitian man speaking to a white tourist. ... " This is a Haitian man talking to a white tourist. Some white man who wants this picture to feel good about himself. ... " This Haitian man is telling this white tourist that he will not understand what is happening. ...

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")Breaking Bad these comments were made by Walter White and he was the creation of director Vince Gilligan. ... " Walter White: "You know. ... " Walter White: "Yeah, you do. ... " Walter White: "Are you sure?" Walter White: "That's right. ...

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This is what happens to the Queen in Snow White. ... Purity and tranquility are associated with white. ... Another important symbol in Snow White is that in which the hunter who is ordered to kill Snow White represents. ... It is now that Snow White has to take responsibility for the things that happen to her, as do all young people who blossom into adults. ... Therefore, Snow White would have never met her prince. ...

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We use profiles of people to describe them. ... In America middle and lower class white people make the trends, but if you look at some of the main parts that make up pop culture, it is cool to be black. ... Only two white people have successfully infiltrated Hip Hop culture, Vanilla Ice did it back in the early 90's and Eminem (Marshall Mathers) is doing it now. ... Black and White shows the stereotype of how all black rappers are looked at as gangsters and bad people by society, but it also shows how white people are starting to look at it being cool to be black. ... Part of the scen...

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Garfinkel kept his word about how this class would operate, that is until our final book White Noise. ... However, the concerns of the characters and the themes within White Noise are unquestionably contemporary. ... However, today the movie is so old many people can fail to pick up Don DeLillo's reference. ... Both of these events also happened in relatively unknown places, something that Jack only believed happened to people in places like California. This shows that people who believe they are immune to such events are wrong. ...

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My People the Sioux shows how an Indian perceived the events that took place during the time frontiersmen were invading Indian lands. When the Indians are camped out between White River and Crow Butte, every young man is given a horse from the government except two. ... Although uneducated, an Indian chief looks after his people above all, whereas a white leader will use the office in ways to benefit himself and his family first. ... When Ota Kte leaves the reservation to go east, the chief fears that he will lose the son that he raised on the reservation; that his priorities as an Indian will...

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White people, especially white men have always seen themselves as "saviors" bound by a moral intuition that it is there duty to go and save the "savage" races of the world. ... White people have always made it there priority to dominant people of color. ... When ever non-whites complain about something wrong in the system they are seen as divisive and traitors to the established norms of white people. ... Peggy McIntosh's essay outlines some the privileges of white people that people of color, namely Blacks have known for years. ... McIntosh talks of White peoples unwillingness to confron...

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Morrison portrays their everyday struggles and in doing so exposes white ignorance of black culture and ways of life. ... Davis writes that, "Blacks are visible to white culture only insofar as they fit its frame of reference and serve its needs (Davis 218)." ... This problem of lack of recognition by white society is further complicated by the nature of society, which is based on power relations. ... The bargeman's immediate conclusion that Chicken Little was drowned by the boy's parents as well as his reflections on the cursed black people and the burden of their rehabilitation tha...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

Roanoke Once White left turmoil broke out, everyone was all over each other in a frenzy to get food for their own survival. A couple people tried to stop the frenzy, but it was too late. ... They thought for a moment wondering if they should stay and wait for White. ... A month before White got back another disaster broke out; there were bears, a dozen at least. ... When White came back he didn't bother searching the island (Even if he did there was nothing left of the bodies to be found.). ...

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Many people's thoughts will be similar in response: tomahawks, headdresses and tee pees. ... Throughout the past half-century, Indians that were represented on television and in the movies were nothing more than illiterate sidekicks who could not function like other people. ... The problems of the family life are the main issues of the movie, not just about a certain race of people. ... The white man's culture also has a higher force know as God, but unlike the Indians the white man does represent God with symbols, like water. ... Smoke Signals offers an in-depth look into the li...

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This is most likely how the self-imposed stereotype of "acting white" has come along. It can be clearly seen that it would be quite difficult to "act white" because people of Caucasian descent act in all kinds of different ways, with optimistic and pessimistic attitudes, in different characters and stereotypes of their own. ... In order to "act white" it must first be found out what it means to "act black" and evaluate the two to see if "acting white" does actually exist. ... The same thing can be said about "acting white" and how all white people as a whole, truly behave. ... Because of th...

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White Fang Summer Reading Essay Jack London's novel White Fang portrays the life of a young wolf/dog and his fight for survival. White Fang's journey from owner to owner if filled with love and hate in this harsh environment. Throughout this novel London sends the message that life is full of struggles (conflicts) but most people find a way to overcome them as did White Fang, but in the end its survival of the fittest. ... White Fang is facing an internal conflict and must decide if these people are friend or foe. ... Conflict and setting assisted London in sending his message...

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A major influence on the ex-colored man was his white friend. ... Now why do you want to throw your life away amidst the poverty and ignorance, in the hopeless struggle of the black people of the Unites States?"... His idea to pass as a white man in society worked. ... Was he white or was he black? ... The society looked at him as if he were white physically. ...

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White paints a picture of the inevitability of death. ... Here we begin to understand the cycle of life repeating itself as it once did for White's father. ... Through his descriptions the reader is able to relive White's memories of childhood. ... Through his son White sees himself and is reminded of the memories of his own father. ... I asked my father why all these people were here dressed in black and crying. ...

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The two stories that I read was called "The Bet" and "A White Heron." ... In the story of "A White Heron", the thing that she learned about herself was that she also knew that she made the right choice by not telling the man about the white heron. If she would of told the man about the white heron and collected her prize, than the life of the white heron would of been over. ... The fourth similarity for both story is that, both, the lawyer and Sylvia were lonely people. ... In the story of "A White Heron", the little girl could have gotten also money if she had told...

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Sandra Day O'Connor Supreme Court Justice White Female Ms. Ruth Bader Ginsburg Supreme Court Justice White Female Mr. ... In my opinion it is people like this, with lists like hers, that continue the racial and gender divide. ... Besides, who ever labeled music as black or white anyway? ... I do not know the percentage of black to white. ...

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The only history that was discussed was that of white Americans. ... It was based on what was viewed as an acceptable white household. ... MTV's show "The Real World" consists of young people, selected from all over the country, living together for half a year. ... This show is very popular because today people are interested in seeing how people's different cultures compare to others. ... People of all races, not just African Americans, listen to it. ...

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They finally They get into town where they meet White Fang. White Fang is owned by an Indian who caught and trained him. ... He trains White fang to be a fighter. ... Out of no where White fang comes to his rescue and chases the bear away and saves Jack. ... The climax of the story is when people find out about the gold and they intrude on jack and try to kill him. ...

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On the web people are in a hurry. ... The first colour is white 3. ... In Print white is the absence of all colours. White makes the best background. Black holds the highest contrast to white; therefore it is the first choice for text. ...

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Still a young man, he was befriended by abolitionists and made a life working to make people aware of the injustices of slavery. ... His education opened the door to the white culture, but his skin color prevented him from realizing the privileges that white people enjoyed. ... There were no white people that wished to acquire the slave culture, to experience the horrors and injustices that Douglass had suffered through. On the other hand, there were many Blacks that wished to become part of the white culture, seeing the many benefits that white people enjoyed. ... Douglass and Jacobs are ...

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It sits above all black people and establishes the distinction between white and black. ... To attend this school is to be above the less fortunate people. ... Because of the white over black democracy in the hierarchy, he too was placed above black people. ... Also the college is placed on a hill above Harlem to show superiority over the black people. The Y in this poem signifies the poor housing that black people have to endure. ...

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• Grade Level: High School