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Racism
... is simple. Racists from many years ago raise their kids in clans
and white supremacy groups and teach them the ways of hatred. These kids
grow up "brain-washed" that black people are their enemies and, taught by
example, will continue this trend (The Volume Library; 1988).
The Ku Klux Klan has been around since the end of the civil war. It is a
roller coaster of a history. From extreme power, to rapid decline, and
slow reemergence (Software Toolworks Encyclopedia; 1992). The clan, who is
notorious for its violence, has a relatively innocent beginning. It was
formed from some veterans from the confederate a ...
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Civil Liberties
... the impoverished. Both sides in this case could present reasonable arguments that the text of the amendment itself proves their respective opinions. I also refuse to guess what classifications the writers of this amendment intended to ban by granting equal protection to all Americans.
In my opinion, the only way to answer this question is by deciding whether contemporary values require us to make accommodations for people who can not afford the monetary costs of covering appeals. The courts have throughout the years given new interpretations to old documents based on changes in society. After giving much thought ...
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Decriminalizing Prostitution And Legalizing Brothels In The United States
... districts.” They were called “hetaerae” which meant “good friends.” They provided only royalties of entertainment such as music, dance, and so on, and they hardly provided sexual services. They are very different from what we call prostitutes today. However, as the time passed, non-religious related or non-royal prostitutes appeared. These prostitutes were the same as the ones today. They provided sexual services to customers and earned money (“Prostitution” 669). Now in America, there are almost 2 million prostitutes, and “prostitution is an estimated $20 billion industry” (Sion 1). ...
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Goals And Accomplishing Your Dreams
... of failure later in life. Many people loose their focus. A wise
man once said, “Dreams are what life is made up of.” This statement is true in
the sense that if you have dreams you have something to look forward to;
something to focus on; even something to live for. Knowing that you are a VIP
is important in the decision-making process.
To accomplish your dreams, you must first face adversity in the eye and
conquer your fears. For me personally, training to be a lawyer will take time
and commitment. I must constantly look at where I am now and evaluate where I
need to go from here. There will never be ...
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The Police And Corruption
... why do the police exceed the parameters of their power and authority?
This is an issue that is predominant in urban settings, but not
exclusive to these settings. This is an important issue because it effects all
people. The police is a government service to all people, but all people do not
feel they are being serviced. Not everyone is satisfied with the conduct of the
police. Why do people feel that police are crossing boundaries that they should
not be? This will be observed from four different aspects in which police are
capable of exceeding the parameters of their power and authority: police and
use of ...
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Violent Behavior In Society
... glorified? Do we glorify boxing (most of the time bloody
shows) because it is entertaining, or maybe because it is a multi-milion dollar
business? The scenery of boxing is broken bones, black and blue faces,
blood...The more severe the fight the more exited and happy the audience seems
to be. Violence simply stimulates people. Big glory comes when one passes out!
YES...here is the hero! What is the message here? It is, we will like you
more since you are physically stronger, and we will respect you because we are
afraid of you. That is again, a wrong message.
Violence is glorified the most throught medi ...
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Animal Ethics
... Peter Singer, who is a utilitarian. A
utilitarian is someone who believes the greatest amount of good for the greatest
number. Singer wants the suffering of animals to be taken into consideration.
He states “If a being suffers, there can be no moral justification for refusing
to take that suffering into consideration. No matter what the nature of the
being, the principle of equality requires that its suffering be counted equally
with the like suffering...”. What this means is that the suffering of animals
is not justified. He also states how he thinks a major way to stop the
suffering of animals is to sto ...
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Family Values: Importance
... civilization,
and certainly since the founding of the United States of America. Theories
suggest that even the primitive caveman was very loyal and respectful to his
particular family unit. People of our time have followed these beginnings of
the ideas of family values and citizenship up until the present day. Today
however people are more diversified and separated in their ways but they all
share similar values of the family. A nation, being of mostly socially
compatible people, functions in a similar way as a family. The nation selects
its “national family values” by legislation which becomes law. Civil ...
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Class Systems In Ancient History:
... that were based as powerful as the law
in our very own society. Four separate levels of social standing were used
with an additional class outside of the system. This class was the
"untouchables," the lowest of class with no power what so ever. Working
its way up from servants to peasants, warriors and the last and most
powerful being priests and royalty. The Hindus set up their city so that
the most powerful (priest) would be closest to the center of the city
nearest the temples of worship. Each step down lived farther away. A
common rule for many civilizations and religions (although not as strict in
others) ...
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Rights Of Egyptian Women
... that unusual circumstances in Ancient Egyptian culture provided for
women to be given equal status to their male counterparts: notably, matrilineal
inheritance and emphasis on the joy of family life over maintaining ethnic
purity.
Legally, women in Ancient Egypt held the same legal rights as men. A
woman could own property and manage it as she saw fit. One example of this, the
Inscription of Mes, provided scholars with proof that women could manage
property, institute litigation, and could act as a witness before a court of law.
Surviving court documents not only showed that women were free to take action
with th ...
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