Analysis of Quote: When talking about Harriet I feel as she represents the principle of justice quite perfectly. In this quote she has the desire to change the matters of equality as a whole and wants justice served for those that couldn't fight for their self. "Stowes knew the racial equality require more than legislation", when talking about this part of the quote she knew that justice couldn't be the only answer to her success at making equality happen for each race.

Contemporary Text: Micheal Jackson's "Black or White" " And I told about equality an its true either you're wrong or you're right".

Analysis of passage: Here Douglass"'s description clearly shows the ranking of valuation. He's making this description clear to fully emphasis on the the treating of slavery as a whole. It strictly shows the immoral dehumanizing imagery that one may have not experienced, but can understand the horrific events that took place to those that lived through it.

Analysis of contemporary text: Micheal Jackson's song basically points about that " When it comes to equality you're either wrong or right" I really took a liking to this. Mainly because there is always going to be a wrong or right in every situation. He also goes into talk about how it doesn't matter if you're black or white. This went right along with what I was talking about. It shouldn't matter the color of our skin to decided if we should be equal.

Analysis of passage: Wen reading over this passage it stood out to me the most because of just how unequally treated the slaves were treated. Not only being a slave, but even being a man of color was an issue of superiority. When it was stated "If you give a nigger an inch, he will take an ell". I feel as if this is shown as a threat to the whites, because I feel at this point in time whited were threatened by the extraordinary talent and drive that they had to live on a daily bases just to meet the accommodations of the whites.

Analysis of Contemporary text: When listening to Aretha's song "Respect" it's about the concept of respect. During this time slaves, blacks or even women weren't treated fairly of with respect. There weren't credited the amount of respect that they truly deserved. Even though many of their lived were on the line they still did what was asked of them because they knew better. This song went perfect with what people should be shown daily.

Contemporary Text: Aretha Franklin's song "Respect"
" All I'm askin', Is for a little respect"

Assessment of American Progress: In many ways American has progressed in treated blacks, and women they way they deserve and should be treated. Many in which are stated in our countries 19th amendment. However, even though women and black were treated differently then we still seem to struggle with treating them equally I feel. Women I feel are still looked down upon because men are suppose to be the masculine of the sexes. And in regards to blacks what has happened in history is never spoken of unless on is sitting in a history class. So, I feel as if we've grown, however I think we still need to grow more in which these things aren't an issue any longer.

Example 1: Quote from Harriet Beecher Stow Center "The Beechers and the Stowes knew that racial equality required more than legislation; it also required education. Stowe’s brother Charles Beecher (1815-1900) opened a Florida school to teach emancipated people and he had urged Calvin and Harriet Stowe to join him".

Contemporary Text: J.Cole's song "Be Free". https://genius.com/J-cole-be-free-lyrics
"All we wanna do is take the chains off, All we wanna do is break the chains off , All we wanna so is be free"

Analysis is of the contemporary text: When listening to J Cole's song "Be Free" is brings the meaning of justice to mind for me. "All we wanna do is free" Harriet wanted just this for everyone. She wanted to break free the burdens and troubles that this before her and after her had faced or was soon to face. There truly is nothing like being free.

Analyzing Quote: When Talking about this poem by Emily Dickinson, she goes into great detail about "him" I take this as she is referring to God. She is looking up God to see the glory in life rather than the negative. "The maintain straight reply" I feel as if she is meaning the she is speaking to God and speaking answers through the beauty of his nature.

Assessment of American Progress:I feel as if this goes back to the puritans believes in a way. They lived strictly by morals and believed that God was the way. I think in today's time we still do have the same concepts and try to live by what is morally right.

Analysis Quote: I feel as if this quote talks about some of the belief systems in a way again. We tell God about our problems even though sometimes we think he isn't listening. In some ways we talking to him because we think no one else will listen to us.