They are 2 separate essays on two separate pages only, they must be concise and to the point in answering the question. 1. Write an essay, making an argument disapproving of the notion that traditional African art was primitive. (1 page) 2. Write an essay, evaluating the influence of African art on Western art and […]
Provide a thesis statement about Jim C row laws and the unfairness they brought upon the african american community. This needs to be included in this outline about JIm Crow Laws
The role of women, especially women of color, has been silent in American History and most social studies classes, unless she is Martha Washington, Phyllis Wheatly, Abigail Adams, Emily Dickinson, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. The women-dollar question is, “how did girls and women exist during the Antebellum, Civil War and Reconstruction periods in American history?” […]
Read question 4. How do we address the concerns that officers face in the field, what kind of support do they get and should get. How do officers deal with stresses and how does that stress spill over into their work in the communities. The video below demonstrates the impact of stress and urban myths. […]
1. Compare Welsh’s opinion of the term “African dance” to that of Kuwor’s (10.4- Kuwor Agbadza). 2. Compare and contrast “traditional”, “neotraditional”, and “contemporary” African dance. 3. Based on the information shared in class and the Mandiani reading about how the Mandiani came to be taught in the U.S., and the information shared about the […]
Ancient/ classical Africa Summarize at least five African contributions in the thesis statement Explain one reason in each paragraph
Majorities of both black and white Americans say black people are treated less fairly than whites in dealing with the police and by the criminal justice system as a whole. With this statement, I would like each group to decide and agree upon a System, Method, and or Policy that could/would improve the current Police […]
Using John Mbiti’s discourse on the Jesus in African Christianity, critically discuss the significance of Jesus and the Christological formulations on African theology.
Understanding African Dance in Context: Perspectives from Ghana 1. Kuwor states, “My aim is to create a window through which Westerners and non-African scholars can explore, understand and appreciate dance and other cultural forms of Africa in order to address issues of identity and cultural representation.” How does he accomplish this in this essay? 2. […]
