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Human rights is the universal ideology consisting of equality to every human; validating to every individual regardless of gender, skin color, religion, and other characteristics. Steinbeck’s novel, “Of Mice and Men” took place during the Great Depression of the United States. The characters Steinbeck introduce portray a humane inequality; each prominent to the real life events that take place in the plot sequence. Human rights remained not yet acknowledged at the time; however, fast forward 60 years and the issue is still very much alive throughout the world.
According to the article “The Universal Declaration of Human Rights” (United nations) addresses the issues that the United Nations has had to conference on; such as, human …show more content…
(Alexandra Kotowski) “When a reporter asked why appointing women was a priority, (Trudeau) shrugged and responded with his now-famous quip, “because it’s 2015.” Trudeau sent out a simple but very thoughtful message by saying that it was “2015”. Expressing how over the years we have evolved to learn to accept and give everyone the same opportunities. Because he isn’t afraid to identify as a feminist, over the past year he’s taken advantage of his high profile to raise awareness about gender politics on the international stage; by even urging men to actively promote women’s rights. But after a year in office, Trudeau’s critics are beginning to question whether he is backing up his feminist rhetoric with concrete action on women’s rights – particularly when it comes to protecting indigenous women and girls from police violence. It has been documented according to (Human Rights Watch) that women have received abusive treatment from police offers; indicating the modern day dilemma with police officers discriminating on the field, even in the United
Human rights is the universal ideology consisting of equality to every human; validating to every individual regardless of gender, skin color, religion, and other characteristics. Steinbeck’s novel, “Of Mice and Men” took place during the Great Depression of the United States. The characters Steinbeck introduce portray a humane inequality; each prominent to the real life events that take place in the plot sequence. Human rights remained not yet acknowledged at the time; however, fast forward 60 years and the issue is still very much alive throughout the world.
According to the article “The Universal Declaration of Human Rights” (United nations) addresses the issues that the United Nations has had to conference on; such as, human …show more content…
(Alexandra Kotowski) “When a reporter asked why appointing women was a priority, (Trudeau) shrugged and responded with his now-famous quip, “because it’s 2015.” Trudeau sent out a simple but very thoughtful message by saying that it was “2015”. Expressing how over the years we have evolved to learn to accept and give everyone the same opportunities. Because he isn’t afraid to identify as a feminist, over the past year he’s taken advantage of his high profile to raise awareness about gender politics on the international stage; by even urging men to actively promote women’s rights. But after a year in office, Trudeau’s critics are beginning to question whether he is backing up his feminist rhetoric with concrete action on women’s rights – particularly when it comes to protecting indigenous women and girls from police violence. It has been documented according to (Human Rights Watch) that women have received abusive treatment from police offers; indicating the modern day dilemma with police officers discriminating on the field, even in the United