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    Throughout American History, minority groups have been no stranger to structural and institutional racism, whether it be through blatantly racist policies such as The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, Jim Crow Laws, or Japanese Internment during World War 2, or through more discrete micro-racist projects such as employment discrimination, education discrimination, and unjust treatment by individuals in society. After the civil rights movement of the 1960’s, the concept of equality for all…

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    Louis Zamperini

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    During World War II there were over 140,000 Americans in Prisoner of War camps in Japan. Louis Zamperini dealt with bullies and abuse his whole life. As a young boy, Louis was no stranger to trouble and danger, he was constantly beat up and bullied by his neighbors and classmates. He was nearly expelled and headed towards a life of crime until his brother, Pete, and mother stepped in and encouraged him to take up track. Louis quickly succeeded in his track events and eventually made it to the…

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    Several teens mentioned the pleasures of laughing together in person; one said he preferred face-to-face communication because it’s “easier to share a laugh,” and another commented, “I enjoy seeing [my friends] laugh at my jokes.” Table 2: Face-to-Face Communication Is Preferred talking to their friends in person It’s more fun | 38 % | I can understand what people really mean better this way | 29% | I feel more comfortable talking about personal things this way | 9% | We can talk more…

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    many responsibilities such as enlisting in the military and the privilege to serve on a jury. Reasons like these are why people think one should be able to drink at 18, but many do not take into account the counter arguments. Many people who are against lowering the drinking age also try to avoid that fact that research shows there would be some positive effects from the situation if lowered.…

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    The Causes Of Poverty

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    attitude and resources given to those in poverty are absolutely abhorrent, which is why it is the greatest social injustice. Even though the situation is well known, Americans are surprisingly ignorant and oppose aiding the effort, taking antagonistic views. In an early 2001 national poll conducted by National Public Radio (NPR) asked Americans eighteen and older,…

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    and are more likely to be concerned about the safety of the world than the light viewers. Gerbner’s research revealed that heavy viewers were more likely to be fearful of walking alone at night and had an overestimated opinion on how many serious crimes are committed. This is a useful source as it holds a strong theory of the relationship between media and its viewers identity.…

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    Biography Charles John Huffam Dickens was born 7th february 1812 Portsmouth in England and died 9th june 1870. He was a british writer and social critic such as a regarded as of the greatest English-language and burrow most prominent novelist. Charles created some of the most famous fictional characters in the victorian era. His father John Dickens was a bookkeeper in the harbor office, they moved to london when 10 years old. Since his father had financial difficulties the family became…

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    Stand Your Ground Law I’ve always been interested in as to why the Stand Your Ground law hasn’t been implemented in each state of the country. There have been many incidents that have questioned the limits of the law. There have also been arguments as to why the law should be kept or abolished, which is my reasoning for choosing this topic. I’m looking to seek more information as to why the law could be useful to society and how it could also be dangerous as well. The Stand Your Ground law…

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    Chapter 6: Peter Parker Positive Psychology is seeing the good instead of the bad. Peter Parker (Sperder-man) has three positive psychology strengths and they are character strengths, resilience, and hope. Parker has such high confidence because of his strength, so this helps his self esteem. Researchers Chris Peterson and Martin Seligman did a study called Value in Action and it assess your character strengths. The study concluded that people who focused on their strengths as opposed their…

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    In my opinion I think that abortion should be illegal. Abortion is a huge issue today in our society today. Many people believe it is evil to kill an unborn child. Abortion can also lead to health complications. Having an abortion carries the risk of not being able to become pregnant. It often leads to unwanted memories, result in stress or depression. I think that abortion should be illegal. Abortion is a huge issue today in our society today. Many people believe it is evil to kill an unborn…

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