Sports Acrobatics The roots of Sports Acrobatics date back to the time of the ancient Greeks. The word "acrobatics" is derived from a word in the Greek language meaning "to elevate." This derivation is significant, since Sports Acrobatics combines the aspects of lifting and ...

What is Jazz? According to the dictionary, jazz is defined as, "A kind of syncopated, highly rhythmic music originated by Southern blacks in the late 19th century" ("Jazz" 232). But, everyone should at least agree that jazz is the mother of all music, and is referred to as ...

I watched NBC coverage of the Olympics at randomly selected times to consider in what ways their coverage addressed the diversity of the American landscape. I did not include MSNBC or other secondary NBC broadcasts. At first glance, the broadcasts appear to be completely "color-bli...

Title IX Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, is the federal law prohibiting sex discrimination in educational programs or activities at schools and colleges that receive federal funds. Title nine provides for equal athletic opportunities for women in athletics, however, getting people to...

Jomo Ent. & Terminus presents The Legendary Wailers § The Legendary Wailers performed African Herbsman on Tuesday, September 14, 1999. This particular song promotes black equality and political independence, which is a primary focus of African American Psychology. African ...

The two hundred seventy-two words of President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address are as significant today as they were six score and seventeen years ago. Garry Wills' "Lincoln at Gettysburg: The Words That Remade America," explicates these two hundred seventy-two words and paints a new picture that giv...