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01. Photography
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Literature
What MLK Taught Me
Today is a special day that we mark the celebration of Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I remember being young (Around 2nd Grade) and learning about his message of peace and nonviolence, as well as him being committed to a better and more fair world that what he lived in. Today, I want to share with you guys the essential things he taught me at that age and what I continue to learn from his example today.
1) He taught me not to judge people based on race, ethnicity, or religion but to judge them on how they act and how they treat others.
2) He taught me to turn the other cheek and was an example of a good Christian, and I am saying this
02. Literature
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03. Political Cartoons
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04. Flags
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05. Digital Art
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06. Conceptual Art
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07. Traditional Art
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08. STAMPS
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09. MAPS, Charts, Graphs
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10. Posters
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Egyptian President Nasser on Muslim Brotherhood
In recent times the conception of the Middle East by people in the Western world is increasingly that since the arrival of Islam that it has consistently been a traditionalist and backwards region. However in the 20th century there were efforts in multiple Middle Eastern countries to break the perception held by outsiders of their societies being backwards by promoting a secular society and abandoning support for traditional cultural elements promoted by supporters of Islamic religious society deemed to be archaic and out of touch with the realities of the modern world. The two major Middle Eastern countries that led this were Egypt and Turke
11. Journals
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