JFK's wife, Jacqueline Kennedy influenced women everywhere with her style and grace. "The first lady, Jacqueline Kennedy brought beauty and life to the white house, she worried diligently to protect her family and she was admired by women everywhere (Kenney, 69)" Jacqueline was young and bright, her work towards making the white house a home and her beautiful style causing millions to stop and stare. "America liked Kennedy and his family because his wife Jacqueline was a philanthropist , the president supported civil rights and wanted to move the country away from racial segregation to let every American have equal freedom (Randall, 581)" Kennedy believed that all races should be treated the same. "The greatest leader of our time has been struck down by the foulest deed of our time (Johnson, 584)" Kennedy was an amazing leader of the free world, and Americas darkest day was when Kennedy was assassinated. "The
Just stand back and watch them set off sparks.” The supporting actresses Shirley MacLaine (Ouiser), Olympia Dukakis (Clairee), and Daryl Hannah put the icing on the cake. They were great and made the film even more worth the while. Finally, Steel Magnolias has been awarded some of the top awards ever presented. The People’s Choice Award, Golden Globe, and an Oscar are just to name a few of the six. Not only were the southerners nominated for the American Comedy Award in 1990, they also come close to the Golden Globe, as well as the CFCA Award.
The writer and director did a splendid job making this and doing it the right way to make it perfect. This movie is a type of jumpy, intense, and heart racing action that makes you not want to pause it to go do something for a minute. The camera angles in here are very well worked on and are shown quite clearly. One example is when their boxing in the rings. When ever they box there’s always a clear view of the camera going into a bird’s eye view position to catch just some of the right hits.
Eleanor Roosevelt Abstract Eleanor Roosevelt was famous throughout the world at the age of sixty four. By 1948 she had already served as first lady of the United States, which is known to be giving to the president’s wife. As the first lady, she had to play the role of a lot of different things. Eleanor had to show herself to be a compassionate, energetic, and motivating woman. She also had to look towards the future and a way stay positive even though the poor and non-wealthy in the country was at a time of hardship and distress.
In “Harrison Bergeron” Harrison is not content and rebels against the society. He tries to remove the handicaps off of the people at the ballerina performance. In Brave New World, Bernard and John are not completely satisfied with Brave New World. Bernard rejects Soma and is more of the reclusive type as John does not like the concept of Brave New World altogether. As both stories have people on the same basis, an ex officio controlling the affairs of the people, and at least one unsatisfied person, one must come to the conclusion that the stories of “Harrison Bergeron” and Brave New World have many
Eleanor had a very pro-active morale and it is no surprise that throughout her husband’s presidency that she often ranked higher in popularity polls then the president. Not only was she a women whom one could learn from by her actions, but she is also commonly known for her inspirational quotes that many people take to heart even today. Her most well-known quote today is probably “no one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” Another popular quote was “a woman is like a tea bag you never will know how strong she is until you put her in hot water.” But regardless her quotes she is known for her actions spoke much louder then her words. She was a tireless worker for women’s suffrage in the 1920’s She was also voted most admired women in America for thirteen consecutive years because of her efforts to help civil rights activists, farmers, the poor, women’s rights, and every imaginable
Many people today, make careless decisions based on their impulsive and rash emotions which usually leads to disaster. In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, Romeo Montague was a great example of this. His rash emotions and decisions caused him suffering and ultimately his own destruction. The fact that Romeo is overly dramatic, impulsive, and stubborn proves that he is nowhere near being admirable nor is he heroic. Throughout the play, Romeo exemplifies many instances of where his emotions take over.
No matter what happens, she makes sure that everyone is happy and joyful. When things may seem rough, she always finds a way to bring the good out of the situation. She would always tell us, “It won’t rain forever. The sun will come out.” My granny is a very devoted person. Her consistency is really outstanding.
The play, A Midsummer Night’s dream, is a great example of Shakespeare’s wonderful writing. There are many interconnected stories in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, one of which is a story of a group of actors who are not necessarily any good. They have been assigned one of the biggest opportunities of their life. If their play is good enough, they may be able to present it in front of the duke! The actors are definitely not the best you can get; in fact, they are far from it.
She has claimed to be more effective in connecting with the American people as well as more wired in with the younger generation. With Obama done in 2016, and with Clinton and Obama having a stronger and more cordial professional relationship and it wouldn’t be surprising to see an endorsement from President Barack Obama. As we are learning, many women, African Americans, Hispanics, and other minorities are liberal and support the Democratic Party and since the House and Senate are controlled by Republicans, it’s important for any Democratic candidate to gain as much support as possible; since Clinton is planning to run the vote by women will play an integral role in this next election. The Lasswell Model states that candidates gain prestige, recognition, and influence through campaigns, speeches, and public relations; Clinton is a prime example of a potential presidential candidate as this article states through the many acquisitions and support that she has