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    nineteenth-century America, for instance, author Mark Twain evidently took interest in this discussion, as the parallels between nature and civilized society are thematic elements in his work. Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn tells the story of a teen boy’s escape from civility and journey across the unregulated, free-spirited waters of the Mississippi River. In Huckleberry Finn, the symbol of the river is used to portray the freedom and personal immunities associated with nature, and…

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    Above the Influence is a known agency that receives major funds from the United States government. Their main mission is to provide awareness against and prevention from drugs. This agency released a television commercial in which the audience notices a young girl under the influence of marijuana talking to her dog. Many components of this advertisement make it a great source to analyze for this particular theme. The perceived audience for this commercial is specifically young adults, as it…

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    First Amendment is freedom from religion. It is often thought that that means separation from church and state but that actually isn’t part of the amendment. The First Amendment just grants freedom to worship any religion you’d like. During the American Revolution many British soldiers would stay in the houses of colonists without their consent. Not only would they live in their private property but they would…

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    30 more were injured. Once again in 2012 the nation stood aghast at the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School which killed 20 students and six teachers. What do Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold, and Adam Lanza, the perpetrators of these terrifying crimes, all share in common? They all loved to play violent video games. But these boys are not the only ones to play such games, and a study done by Healthline in 2014 concluded that over 90% of children in the United States have played video games…

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    Feminist Movement

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    The feminist movement has changed American culture for the better. It is thanks to the hard work of many dedicated individuals that women enjoy the rights and freedoms they have today. If it weren’t for this concerted, effort women would still be kept to the home, unable to own property, obtain legal representation, control their rate of reproduction, or receive equal pay and wages. Even if women still aren’t on equal footing with men, they have made great societal progress through action and…

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    housekeeper. Each of these roles are stereotypes of Latin Americans. This is mass media 's understanding of Latin Americans, proving that they do not have an accurate understanding of race. Masked racism is not just seen in adult or young adult media, but also in child movies. Many stereotypes are used in the Disney movie, Aladdin. For example bad guys in the movie have a strong Arabian accent while the good guys have a regular (American) accent. The movie shows that cutting off someones hand…

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    Trayvon Martin/George Zimmerman case is a case that dramatically influenced forensic science. On the night of February 26, 2012, Trayvon Martin a 17 year old high school student was fatally shot by George Zimmerman in Sanford, Florida, The United States. Gorge Zimmerman, who was a 28 year old man of mixed race (Hispanic) was the coordinator for a neighborhood watch for the gated community where Trayvon Martin was living temporarily (Gray 2012). The 17 year old Trayvon Martin was unarmed during…

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    Hawaiian Island Meth

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    (Hawaii Threat, Para 15) The state was an easy target for meth because of the close knit family and social groups and lack of organized crime. Today, however, most of the meth imported into the state comes from California and Mexico through drug cartel operations. (Hawaii Threat, Para 15) The drug is also produced locally on a small scale. Users normally prefer the pure smokable form…

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    Militarization Of Police

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    hired based on connections rather than merit, their superiors’ priority is to cover up their tracks rather than carry out thorough backgrounds checks and take necessary action against officers with repetitive offenses. We are only fostering a breeding ground for this type of sanctioned…

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    guilty innocent, and that 's power. Because they control the minds of the masses”(Malcolm X). In today’s society with advanced technology, many may believe that the media are still needed in order to help police officers deter one from a life of crime. With television news shows and paper media, one may also believe that the media are only using police officers in order to help raise television ratings and to sell more newspapers. Although a police officer has the right to watch or read the…

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