Since we started on the Jekyll & Hyde story this week, I find it how timely it is considering that just a few weeks ago now during my time at Texas UIL competition for Theatre production/performance, I watched another school put on the play of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Prior to the play and […]

Taking a deeper look into the poem titled “Ulysses,” shows that it is just a bit of text in which the character that this same poem is named after, also known as Odysseus! Yes, the same dude from that epic poem that was written by Homer, titled “Odyssey.” Isn’t it interesting that this is the […]

Whenever going over the text in class, “A Vindication of the Rights of Women.”, I was reminded of some of the prominent roles women have in most industries of entertainment these days. This is an interesting development because it lines up with the argument provided by Wollstonecraft, though it also gives some irony to the […]

Whenever you think of slavery, most people will generally go back to the times whenever African Americans were owned by White people for manual labor. Rarely does anyone think of much else, or perhaps anything softer such as a butler or mechanic, maybe even just one to take care of the horses. Not all slaves […]