I will pay for the following essay AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY. The essay is to be 3 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Malcolm X changed considerably reading about his life and while I had previously considered him to be one of the leaders who suggested that violence is necessary to obtain political gains, after reading about him I feel that Malcolm X was quite more about creating a sense of unity rather than discord. The life that Malcolm X lived is quite stunning considering the fact that he started off as little more than a thief and ended up as one of the most famous leaders in American history (Gallen, 1992). At the same time, I could not help but compare his life to other leaders who went through trials before coming to terms with their inner thoughts and their own understanding about American society. In these terms, the development of Malcolm X as a leader is quite remarkable.

However, it becomes rather difficult to understand how those who respected and followed him when he was advocating an extremist view could not come to accept his more liberal approach to America and Islam. After he came back from his visit to the holy shrines in Mecca, Malcolm became more open towards white Muslims and other Muslims who he had thought to be lesser than black Muslims like himself. While his own vision of Islam had been changed dramatically with time and understand, those of his followers remained quite the same.

On reflection, it seems the Nation of Islam was nothing more than a violent organisation where deviation from the rules of the party can result in ouster from the group. On the other hand, Malcolm X comes across as an open minded Muslim who becomes more accepting of all creeds and considers the differences between them to be arbitrary if they can agree on the fundamentals of what they follow (Gallen, 1992). If an individual like Malcolm X can come to understand our differences and not consider them to be a dividing line between races or genders, there is no reason why we cannot develop means by which we can solve differences today.

These differences may be local, regional,

 

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I will pay for the following essay Advertising Has Got Negative Influence to the Society. The essay is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Furthermore, advertisements are for willing people, nobody is forced to seek services or products in the adverts.

&nbsp.Speaker 1: Some adverts promote prostitution or other bad habits and behaviors in the society. For instance, we have seen innocent ladies trying the lifestyle of the models and artists they see on TV. Majority enter such life not knowing the consequences that could come with such. Take instance the adverts of women and female condoms, women explicit outfits and those with drugs meant for abortion among other unethical implications in the society. Young girls end up losing their virginity in tender age as they adopt such bad lives.

&nbsp.Speaker 2: It is a fact that the society has the good and bad side. The people on the bad also have the rights to live their lives provided they don’t disturb those on the better side. Those companies making condoms, explicit dresses and drugs have the rights to market their products. because it is through that that they can increase their sales and contribute to the national and international economy (Sawyer, 347). Remember those companies have legal rights to make whatever they are making. it means that the legal entity is satisfied with such companies’ operations. And again, nobody is forced to purchase such products. Blame the purchaser, not the seller or the adverts. Remember the adverts provide warnings so that the right audience can watch or hear the contents. Explicit adverts are aired at night when young society members are asleep. The advertisement companies provide employment to the people despised in the society because of their habits. For instance, drunkards would be used to advertise alcoholic products and from here they can earn a living. The society would be boring if it only hades the good people.

&nbsp.Speaker 1: Some adverts are misleading to the consumers and this is common with mobile phones, computers, and tablets among other electronics.

 

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I will pay for the following essay American and Chinese Business Ethic Culture. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

The USA corporate receives numerous and strong incentives to promote adherence to the business ethics and corporate code of conduct from the government. Thus, the USA corporate has the high tendency of establishing ethic programs based on the existing government legal framework, thus making the American ethical culture excessively legalistic (Ardichvili, Jondle & Kowske, 2009). The overall effect of the excessively legalistic American ethical culture is that the American business environment is less flexible, thus creating little room for interpreting rules more loosely based on the situations and the relationships involved. In this respect, ethics does not play an important role in the American business environment, since it is simply geared towards legal compliance (Ardichvili, Jondle & Kowske, 2009). Nevertheless, the American business ethical culture benefits the wider population, due to the creation of a universally and equitable ground for establishing and running the business, by limiting the extent to which the unethical business conduct such as corruption can persist in this business environment. On the other hand, the Chinese business culture is defined by a stronger and dominant ethical dimension, as opposed to strict compliance with the law. The Chinese business culture is largely defined by the need to ‘preserve face’, which then means that many illegal business tendencies are overlooked for the sake of presenting the Chinese business environment as friendly and accommodative.

 

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I will pay for the following essay Allegory. The essay is to be 2 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

He speaks to mind “throw off the noose and spring into the stream — By diving I could evade the bullets and, swimming vigorously, take to the woods and get away home” (Bierce, The Project Gutenberg).&nbsp.

Farquhar’s imaginary escape into another space and time begins at the point he falls off the edge of the bridge, in which the period that follows after he shuts his eyes corresponds to his newly rendered sharp perception that brings him to an ideal state of reaching his home and meeting his long yearned-for wife. He experiences wandering in the woods prior and hears strange sounds, then by the time he comes close the wonderful sight of his wife and home, time returns to the actual reality of his hanging. Here, the character of Farquhar allegorizes how flexible the time could get as he embodies an extended metaphor in a “vast pendulum”. Apparently, there emerges a huge lapse between the points of falling and feeling the noose strangle Peyton’s neck and it is within this span that Farquhar invents the other favorable world with its own rule of time. In the light of such allegory, one learns that time may lose control when the power of determination to subdue it with the mind and the senses combined to create the possibility of drifting into another realm apart from the real.

On the other hand, Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown” consists of allegorical elements that are themselves found in characters as well as in the symbolism of significant places and objects in the story which basically depicts the metaphorical journey of a man in Salem. It is of huge essence to recall the witchcraft trials that took place in Salem the year 1962 where nineteen men and women accused of performing witchcrafts were taken to Gallows Hill near Salem to be hanged. While the journey appears literal, the man’s being accompanied by the devil in the course makes it a

 

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I will pay for the following essay An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge. The essay is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

A striking aspect of the story is the non-linear plot structure employed by the author. The story is divided into four compact parts. Chronologically they are arranged in this fashion – 2,1,3,4 – which means the background information about Farquhars allegiance to the confederate cause is placed next to the event of his hanging by Union soldiers. The last two parts are chronologically in the right places, and it is in the crisp and concise fourth part that we learn that the whole of preceding narrative were the final hallucinatory thoughts of Peyton Farquhar. The material for the thesis is contained in the third part which was only a matter of few minutes but takes up a large chunk of the narrative. This is deliberate on part of the author, for he is trying to show to the reader that there is so much life contained in each passing second. The author is also hinting that we mostly dont enjoy our lives to the fullest, probably because our attention is being diverted from really important things in life like family and children and toward superficial things like status, wealth accumulation, etc. (Powers, 1982, p.280)

By showing to the readers that so much drama could be contained in a brief period of time, Bierce is suggesting that there is a great scope for happiness and enjoyment during human lifetime which we dont realize in the normal course. The high-adrenaline condition created by the thought of approaching mortality had taken Peytons imagination to a surreal zone. In this state of mind, the small hopeful signs of his escape from death looks magnified and magnificent. His powers of perception and the intake of sensory stimuli were taken to new heights. For example,

“He felt the ripples upon his face and heard their separate sounds as they struck. He looked at the forest on the bank of the stream, saw the individual trees, the leaves and the

 

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