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    The girl wants to get an abortion because she clearly doesn’t want the baby, she is drinking multiple alcohol beverages like beer and an Anis Del Toro which is a Spanish drink. Even if she were to have second thoughts and keep the baby, the baby would have a lot of disabilities like SIDs, etc. The title of the story is based on when the girl was explaining that the hills, rivers, trees and view were so beautiful, but it also has to do with the fact that the girl is also pregnant and is going to…

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    access to abortion increases women’s, particularly teenagers, promiscuity. The reasoning behind this lies in that, because "the knowledge that they can attain an abortion on demand and be issued with contraceptives is a great comfort to these promiscuous girls, who are grateful they will not have to interrupt their sexual activities for long…” (Eickhoff, British Medical Journal). This argument, however, directly disputes another overwhelmingly common argument against abortion, being…

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    Maternity Leave Analysis

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    A common topic of debate centers around maternity and parental leave while also including sick and personal days. Countries spread throughout the world allow parents to acquire sick days, personal days, maternity leave, and parental leave, while the United States either allows a very limited amount of paid days off, if any. Jody Heyman introduces this subject in a powerful and thought-provoking article published in the Washington Post. The article, in turn, receives a great response from…

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    In America there are two dominant political parties, Democratic Party and Republican Party. For 2016 presidential election between the democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and republican candidate Donald Trump, both parties have strong but different views on important issues that American citizen face today. Democratic party’s platform is very liberal and it is all about putting public interest above individual interest. On the other hand, Republican Party’s platform is about putting individual…

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    Nineteenth Century Reforms What would it feel like to be stripped of a right that all humans deserve, like the right to life? Abortion is the killing of an innocent, unborn baby. It is legal in the United States, despite how immoral. Even though it is legal, that does not mean it will always be. History shows that if sa law is unjust in America, people will make a reform movement and spread an awareness of the problem. Many times, the law gets changed. In the United States, there have been…

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    Abortion is one of the most disputed topics in the social and political areas today. The two sides for or against are for whether the unborn fetus is taken as a human yet or not. There may be disputes when the child is still a small egg, but does the morality change when it starts to count as a late abortion? That’s when we begin to question our true values. Because of life and death situations, late abortions should be an option for the birth mother. Abortion to those who are anti, consider…

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    The attitude towards abortion has always been and still is very controversial. However, it has changed over time. There has been an increasing number of abortions cases throughout the world. In developed countries, abortion is legal where in most developing countries do not encourage abortion. Each country in the world has different legality, cultural, and religious statuses and perceptions of abortion. Abortion is the ending of pregnancy by removing a fetus or embryo before it can…

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    As a young woman living in a very modern world the idea of criminalising abortion stuns me. How could anyone make the choice for another person as to whether or not they are allowed to terminate a pregnancy? However, when I discovered the disparities and practically medieval laws still surrounding abortion in Australia today, I felt even more horrified. The laws surrounding abortion in Australia today communicate to me that the Australian government is more interested in the protection of…

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    Abortion Should be Illegal in Most Cases Under what conditions should it be okay to kill an innocent, unborn child? Abortion is a very controversial topic. Abortion being legal in the United States; however, many states restrict it. Abortion should be illegal in most cases. Many people argue that getting an abortion is not considered murder, but it is. Dr.Bernard Nathanson states “Feteology makes it undeniably evident that life begins at conception.” Most abortions are done within the first…

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    Heather Berry Monologues

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    Profile: Heather Berry Heather Berry is a woman of faith, she is a Baptist and is a preschool teacher at Providence Baptist Church, of which seventy-five children are enrolled. Prayer is definitely an aspect of her faith that affects her everyday life, she believes that taking her prayers to god no matter how big or small is very important and that even if prayers are not answered in the way or timeframe she wants, God's timing is always perfect. "Do not be anxious about anything, but in…

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