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89Famous First Sentences: Pride and Prejudice
One of the most famous opening sentences in Western Literature is the crisply arch first statement in Jane Austen's Pride And Prejudice (1813): It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in...
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87Light Skin and Good Hair
Musician and Actor Cab Calloway, one of my favorites, contributed to a documentary about the Cotton Club in Harlem, NYC many decades ago. He explained at one point that Black Folks often went in the club to...
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88Redheads: Myths, Legends, and Famous Red Hair
Throughout history, redheads have been feared and revered, loathed and adored, degraded and exalted. Here's an amusing look at the myths, legends, and a photo gallery of famous redheads with insightful quotes about the head of red!
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76Keira Knightley
Keria Christina Knightley was born on 26 March 1985 , Teddington , London , England.She is the 23 years old beautiful British actress.Knightely meteoric rise to fame in such films as ...
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86Top 10 books for teenage girls
All the books in our list of top 10 books for teenage girls are very good. To pick the perfect one, for a girl, try to match the teen's personality to the book. The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants is a 4...
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91Prejudice Test | Racism Test
A comment by elleissa left on this Hub mentioned an online test created by a team at Harvard that looks at a person's automatic biases towards some groups over others. Most of us have automatic, knee-jerk...
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84Pride and Prejudice; Elizabeth Bennet
This article presents some (slightly!) critical views on Elizabeth Bennet, Pride and Prejudice's beloved heroine, and considers her portrayal in movies and on TV.
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75Lessons from Jane Austen on Marriage
Mrs. Bennet was snoring, the young ladies were occupying the parlor, and giddy Kitty suddenly announced, “He’s here! Mr. Bingley!” The snoring stopped, the ribbons were tossed into a basket, Jane’s...
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75Being Rejected? How about Dishing out some Positive Revenge
Whichever way you slice it, rejection stings, but it doesn't have to hurt. And if we learn from it, it can be a good thing. Being rejected triggers hurt and anger, fear, doubts and thoughts of revenge....
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75Aversive Racism: The Hidden Racism of Open Minded Americans
Racism isn't always obvious. Aversive racism subtly influences the way people think. Ironically, it is not the traditional racists who are most successptible but open-minded individuals who would never act outwardly biased in any way. What can be done about this hidden racism?
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