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    views can be found in American pop culture, especially literature. Themes such as gender equality, racial equality, anti-war sentiment, technological advancements, and religion can be found in literary pieces during the 1960s. On August 18, 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified, granting women the right to vote. From 1920 to the Sixties, even to the present day, women have continuously fought for gender equality. For example, The Feminine Mystique, by Betty Friedan, is about how women are…

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    I believe that the criminal justice system should be equally individualized – that is, a mix of both justice models. The individualization better allowing for both mitigating and aggravating discretionary factors to come into play. However, equality should still heavily factor into the justice system, too. Requiring that factors like race and gender (along with sexual orientation, parenting status, and more) should not impact the outcome in conviction or sentencing decisions checks individual…

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    still feeling alone, no one sees the real you, you are just another insignificant being in society, how does it feel? Would people want to break free and show who they really are or would they ignore that longing of someone seeing they really are? Equality had that feeling of being different, so he tried to hide it, but he could not. The longing in his heart was too much to bear so he broke free from his society where people could not be themselves. Anthem a book By: Ayn Rand. This book takes…

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    ABSTRACT The Equality Act 2010 has efficiently brought together various laws for the protection of different individuals, dictating a person’s entitlement to fair treatment. These differences are recognized as protected characteristics including age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage & civil partnership, race, religion or belief, sex, and sexual orientation. Awareness of current alterations in the Act are important steps to acting responsibly in every organization. This report…

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    Equality has been a topic that has been fought for in the United States for many years now. Going back to past years, people fought for rights to vote, rights to resources, and rights for opportunities. Even after some of those rights have been accomplished, reality is that we still see oppression and isms in effect in our country. Yes, we have achieved some equality, however, there are people in our country that have more privilege and power due to their color, economic status, or gender. Our…

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    ability for women to voice has seen refinement to previously confined gender roles, acculturated issues regarding gender equality further stimulate women to embrace their voice. The Yellow Wallpaper, Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s response to the patriarchal society of the nineteenth century, and the Australian Human Rights Commission 2017 document, A Conversation in Gender Equality, reflect the issues important to women. Differing in context, both texts present criticism of society from a female…

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    power: equality. It was the reason people came over from several different countries, and it was even one of the first things said in the Declaration of Independence: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights…” Today, this line is questionable. Every day, some crowd in some city is holding up a sign and screaming at the top of their voices, and they all do it for the same reason. Equality has…

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    My overall opinion of To Kill a Mockingbird is that it is a great book with a great main theme of equality. I enjoyed it especially from Scout’s point of view when I thought I wouldn’t enjoy it at all and I especially enjoyed the irony of the recluse (Boo Radley) being a better citizen than Bob Ewell. The character development of Scout and Jem also made me enjoy the book due to how Harper Lee made it so clear and concise to show that Scout and Jem were growing up from the innocent children at…

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    Women Back in the day, women fought to receive the same equality and privileges men have in the workforce, but to this day women and men are still not equal. The idea of being equal in the workforce means having the same pay per hour and being able to work anywhere you desire. M.P. Michailidis, one of the authors in the article “Women at work equality versus inequality” stated the following, “Even though improvements have been made, gender equality is still not achieved as men and women are not…

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    Pro: Marriage Equality When the word “Marriage” is mention, what comes up to your mind? You might hear the ringing bells of a church, or the happiness of a bride choosing her dress out of millions of other dresses, that she will be using for her special day. Or perhaps you might think about the groom’s friends trying to talk him out of marriage and making him doubt if he is really ready to take the next step. In your mind you may also picture the bride walking down the church aisle on her…

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