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Help with topic for english essay :]?
I need some ideas on what to write my paper on. It's an analysis paper where I can analyze one of the following
-paintings/visual arts
-movies
-poems
-music
and I have to focus on one of these topics
-gender issues or sexual identity
-economic class
-generational issues
I would appreciate any ideas, because I'm stuck and can't really thing of anything
thnk you in advance :]
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