Essay: African American response to color line
Color line was a concept that depicted the segregation of African Americans from the native white entrenched in the custom and law. The barriers were along social economic status and racial prejudice. The practice was prevalent in 1920’s and it elicited various responses from the African Americans at the time. (more…)Essay: Bridging the Gap With Family
Although he has been gay for many years, and while his family is aware of his sexual preferences, Nathaniel has not managed to bridge that gap that was forged between them. There is still that strain that takes a significant toll on his relationship with his family. While time may give his family alternative ideas about how to view and treat him, I do not believe that this will happen soon. (more…)Essay: Brandy is Fermented Fruit Juice
Brandy is a product of fermented and distilled fruit juices. It is later put in oak casks for aging which also adds color to it. If the color is not properly set, caramel is added to the brandy. Gin comes from alcohol, flavorings and water which is fermented and distilled. It does not need aging to improve the taste hence it directly bottled. (more…)Essay: The Ethical Issues
The ethical issues then include the question of our responsibility to strangers. Clearly, the trekkers would not have thought twice about helping out a relative or a friend (myweb.wvnet.edu, ND). The decision was harder because the Sadhu was a stranger to them, and whether he lived or died could not affect their lives. The second ethical consideration is whether to help someone at the expense of one’s goals and ambitions, especially if helping would mean that the goals would not be accomplished (Zerio, 2010).