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A short history lesson on Horses and Texas.
Traditionally, the very beginning of the United States’ history is considered from the time of European exploration and settlement, starting in the 16th century, to the present. But people had been living in America for over 30,000 years before the first European colonists arrived.
Cultures throughout the world bury their dead in accordance with their religious beliefs and social traditions. However, these traditions are transient and have changed greatly over the past centuries. The essay seeks to establish an understanding of the customs and death ceremonies in ancient traditions, the Japanese, Native Americans and modern American cultures. (British Humanist Association website, 2003) Ever since Tigerstyle controversially left Moviebox back in 2003/2004, the idea of their next full LP has left the Bhangra scene waiting to see what these two talented brothers can deliver. After years of doing mix tapes, bootlegs and probably a shed load of ghost production they have finally arrived to their brand new album.
“When we know who we are and believe it, our greatest dreams are possible. When we doubt ourselves, question our worth, and undermine our self-value, our greatest victory will be worthless.”
This essay investigates an unfortunate reality: general distaste towards the west. Is this hate completely gratuitous in nature or can it be sensibly understood as a result of a series of injustices?