what was coretta scott king obstacles?
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She was a supportive wife and dedicated mother.  Although her husband cheated on her, which had to be difficult, she remained committed and classy.  She was a good speaker and carried on the work of her husband after he died.  She was peaceful and fair.
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I know how you feel! It such a shame because her talent is bigger than HER! I don't know many voices that can affect you like hers, does. Hopefully she'll see that she's worth fighting for and give up on all the bad habits she's gotten into. Not to MENTION marrying Bobby Brown...! That CERTAINLY can't help the matter..!
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Please try these sites :\nhttp://www.ncteamericancollection.org/ litmap/walker_margaret_ms.htm\nhttp://www.classzone.com/novelguides/litcons/jubilee/guide.cfm\nhttp://www.jakeludington.com/audiobooks/ Margaret_Walker_Reads__Jubilee__excerpts\nHappy hunting !
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Billy Jean King was my answer. It's a dang good one. I'd definitely use her as an example. It was a very prominent issue at the time. Maybe Elton John.
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It isn't a punishment, it's an obstacle. Everyone encounters obstacles that they must overcome.
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Martin luther King was born in and grew up in Atlanta Georgia.
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There is a specifc spot in the text that describes Queen Mab 0 it's probably about 50 lines long - she is the queen of dreams, and basically put the equivilant of sleeping dust on sleepers - giving them dreams - but she tries to give them dreams they want, or dreams that willhelp them (eg the solider dreams od battle, so that he wont be scared to fight).  She is tiny, her carriage is some sort if nut i think, like an acorn shell, but it describes it right in the text - this passage is often discussion in reference to fantasy/magic, while the Baz Lurhman version of the movie equates Queen Mab with the drug ecstasy, so a rather interesting interpretation. good luck finding the correct passage! once you find it, it's all there!
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Unfortunately I can totally relate! Walk! And give South Beach a try. A hobby would be good too, and not collecting Disney movies! :) I quilt-it gets me involved and you have to go shopping for material-which can take awhile :) and you have to get up and press seams and cut. Of course it doesn't solve the single problem. For that get involved-in everything! Charity work, clubs (try Meet-up.com), frequent a coffee shop with a book at the same time of day (Starbuck tall, sugar free, low fat, vanilla latte), take a class at your local college(do your homework-find a few classes that you would like and check out the classes attendees the first night in each one and sign up for the one that has a few candidates). The more you are out there the better chance of finding someone you feel like spending time with. Chin up!
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The biggest issue of the sixties was putting a man on the moon.  Then Kennedy was shot and that was all but overshadowed by the same bunch who brought us Iraq taking us into Vietnam.  Then there was Martin Luther King and the civil rights  movement.  The time was about freedom, the rights of men and women, and what this country should be about.  Some of these issues made it through, while the movement itself was systematically crushed,  partly by the shooting deaths of both Kennedy brothers, Martin Luther King, the students at Kent State, the police riot in Chicago against the war demonstrators.  "We  will have no more of this" was the message that came through loud and clear.
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The road marches definitely sucked.\n\nDuring PT, "mule-kicks" were a killer.  Clasp your hands behind your head, jump up and bring your heels to your buttocks.  Repeat until told to stop.
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the dude that could not stop f__king
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Gee, a lot of your questions is about race. You must really have a lot of racism going on around your surroundings or you only see the world in Black and White. \n\nOne way you can conquer racism is "Quit seeing the world in black and white" and "Quit bringing up prejudice questions and scenarios". I mean talking about the Janet Jackson incident that occured years ago does not help. It's time to move on. Believe me, Janet Jackson has moved on, why can't you?
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Got married to a Marley, had two children, did a few duets (most notably with Nas - If I Ruled The World).  Released a solo album The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill.  She's cool!
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Nothing quite as bad as yours.  Mine was just having to do the Achy Breaky Heart Line Dance 10 times in 55 minutes.  I now hate line dancing and country music.
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This was on Kim Komando show.\nhttp://lastbit.com/pswcalc.asp
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It is about a Black family, the Logans, that goes thru terrible racism in Missippi (I think?). They are the only black family that owns their own land, and are very proud of it. Many things happen during the book, including other Black families being lynched and killed, and one of their friends, TJ, gets in trouble with some white kids who use him as a "plaything."
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I think it was Casey Kesem that said "Keep your feet on the ground and  keep reaching for the stars".  You will reach that star someday.  The journey might be difficult, but you will reach it.