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    to be viewed as a useless act in political terms. The article argues that online activism is more than just signing online petitions and liking things. Each action is significant in the fight for some sort of political change. Critics of it view it as a way for people to fulfil their moral obligations without actually doing anything but click a button. This article goes against this, discussing why social media activism is actually quite effective, no matter the size of an act. The author…

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    proven to be the most effective, less expensive, and statics show the most successful as far as studies go. The activist have succeeded in raising awareness at which have caused researchers to come up with a substitute for animals in drug research, a method called “The Three Rs”. This alternative consist of reduction, refinement, and replacement, this new process will implement less use and harm of animal involved in experiments. The substitution can include physico- chemical techniques,…

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    that were removed from everyday society and that had, as far as they were aware, been generally uninvolved and seperate from the American heterosexual population. This view began to change due to the highly visible and frequently reported political activism of a community comprised of articulate, educated young men and women that formed groups such as ACT UP and other, resulting organisations like TAG. (Gould, 2009) ACT UP, and and it’s leaders changed the face of LGBTQ public relations in the…

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    Throughout the history of activism within the LGBT+ community, there has been a common goal to promote openness and acceptance. By employing a strategy modeled after the civil rights movement, which mainly focused on assimilation into the dominant institutions as a means of acceptance, activist groups have received their fair share of criticism. In 1997, Cathy J Cohen, a Black lesbian author and social activist, published the groundbreaking article “Punks, Bulldaggers, and Welfare Queens: The…

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    Polarization In America

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    Those stupid inbred Conservatives, all they care about is religion, their guns, and cutting taxes on the rich! More like the stupid Libtards, am I right? Those Liberal snowflakes think that they can solve everything just by having the government pay for it, but nothing is for free, someone has to pay for it! The increasing narrative stretching across the country is that we are becoming increasingly divided. The statements above are just some comments that you might see daily if you dive into the…

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    replicating their courage in the form of action, not simply words. As the old saying goes, it's easy to talk the talk, but let's see who can walk the walk. Much like the Bush years, I'm meeting a lot of people who are getting involved with political activism for the first time. Will they stick around once Trump is out of the White…

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    The majority of Kate Chopin's short stories are set in the late nineteenth century in Louisiana, regularly provincial Louisiana. The greater part of the characters, as the vast majority of the general population living in Louisiana at the time, are Creoles, Acadians, Americans, African Americans, Native Americans, and individuals of blended race. With the exception of a percentage of the Creoles, the greater part of the characters are appallingly poor, in light of the fact that the zone has yet…

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    The nation has been split along a very clear divide. Very few can claim any spot in the middle, and most instead find themselves divided, speaking of how much they hate the other side. This is the divide that this presidential election has allowed for. We have begun labeling human beings based solely upon whom they voted for rather than the character they have displayed for years. We find the other side so despicable that we can’t even bring ourselves to have healthy discourse, but this is far…

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    Teen Activism

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    Nothing on Earth is ever perfect. It's just a fact. But when push comes to shove some people have the will to stand up for what they believe in, and that's exactly what teen activism is. You see, if takes having a bold soul to become a teen activist. Because when no one else has the slightest bit of strength or courage, its teens who step up to make things right. And some very powerful teen activists in our generation are Malala, Ella Van Cleave, and Emily-Anne. Malala One very powerful teen…

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    The Art of Persuasion An activist is a person who seeks for social or economic change; similarly, an extremist is someone who holds intense beliefs and acts upon them. An extreme activist is when someone has fanatical beliefs about social issues and seeks to change them in utmost ways. Two examples of extreme activists are Henry David Thoreau and Martin Luther King Jr. Henry David Thoreau was an American author that was motivated by his disgust with slavery to write the persuasive commentary…

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