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Below is a collection of academic works worth highlighting, feel free to explore my portfolio, from research papers to creative writing...
Human Rights Violations
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From the abstract: "The focus of this paper will be on two countries in particular time periods, Germany during the Holocaust and China during the Uyghur genocide. Specifically how these governments went about their wrongdoings, how they handled it in on an international scale, and the response from the rest of the world.
On the CCP
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In this informative speech, I inform on the censorship and human rights violations of the Chinese Communist Party, including the Uyghur genocide.
Mobilizing Passions
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Robert Paxton's "Anatomy of Fascism" was excellent work, and work that posed the question for this paper. His argument "“fascism is more plausibly linked to a set of ‘mobilizing passions’ that shape fascist action than to a consistent and fully articulate philosophy” is explored and connected to Nazi propaganda.
On the Collateral Murder Incident
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Also amidst the backdrop of propaganda, in this essay I explore the infamous "Collateral Murder Incident" and how the United States government worked to cover it up.
The History & Control of Arms & Narcotics in America
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Written my Senior Year of High School in the 2018-2019 academic year, this paper answers the question:"What is the History of Arms and Narcotics in America, how do they Coincide, and how can we Solve the Problems we Face in this Regard?"
Solar System Formation
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In this essay for a general science class, I explore the Nebular Theory of Solar System formation, and the origins of the universe.
Mischief & Mythology
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While taking a humanities class, I was tasked with writing a story that combines at least three short stories that we read in class. I chose "The Binding of Fenrir," "Crow Brings the Daylight," and "The Young Man & The Skull" with an extra reference to "The Scorpion and the Frog." Set amidst the backdrop of the norse mythological event known as Ragnarok, this story combines the three to make for an exciting ride.