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    Transnational terrorism consists of individuals and or groups who organize acts of violence across national boundaries. These individuals are not native to the country in which they attack but are the ones responsible for the missions. For example, on September 11, 2001 the was carried out by 19 Islamic radicals who were members of the infamous terrorism group Al-Qaeda. Al-Qaeda was managed and controlled by a Yemeni Kindite national known as Osama bin Laden who was known as the leader of…

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    The strategy does not only apply away from home. It is known that the biggest threat may very well lie within our borders. The rapid growth of internet and in particular social media applications has led to terrorist groups like Al Qaeda being able to recruit people in the homeland and have them as sleeper cells in the US waiting on the right opportune moment to strike. The violent extremism that is seen on the other side of the world could be right next-door lying in wait to pounce and the CIA…

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    For as long as I can remember video games have been a scapegoat whenever violence is related to controversial issues involving adolescents. Whether it’s bullying, increased violent behavior, or the desensitization of violence, video games seem to get the short end of the stick whenever violence is involved. Unfortunately, we can also be quick to jump to conclusions and put the blame on a scapegoat instead of trying to find a true root cause such as role models, peer pressure, and teasing.…

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    Amistad Case Study

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    men due to slavery was caused by the European teaching, that is men were taught to see Africans as unequal human beings. This was demonstrated in the movie, when suggestions were about treating slaves as property or livestock. Even the defending attorney of the Africans, Roger Sherman Baldwin, pitched the idea to make this slave case about property to the abolitionists who were trying to help the Africans obtain freedom. Sherman stated that one can win a case over property, and that he was in…

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    while working for Walmart (Floyd 1). This case was later thrown out by the Supreme Court in a 5-4 ruling because of a lack of similar arguments among the plaintiffs. This was not the only time Wal-Mart has been sued according to Jason Sellers the attorney representing Dukes in this case “Wal-Mart has been sued on numerous occasions by other woman who have complained about…

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    Assuming the worst of someone based on their differences is a very sensitive issue. People are harassed, humiliated, and suspected of committing crimes simply because of their race, religion, or ethnicity (ACLU.org). Unfortunately, racial profiling is mostly found in areas dominated by minorities. The problem with this is that minorities are not represented as much as they should be. Law enforcement, bankers, teachers, and even ordinary people are under the belief that this is okay. In order to…

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    He was introduced to the carpet cleaning industry at the age of twelve by his mother, who worked as a telephone solicitor for a small carpet cleaning firm. Due to the lack of barriers to entry in this industry (no licensing requirements, no apprenticeships to be served and only minimal start-up capital needed), it is not hard for anyone to start a carpet cleaning company. But at the same time, no barriers to entry meant that there was a cutthroat competition within the industry and it was not…

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    Law And Psychology

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    usually consists of the primary victim, defendant, the defense, prosecutor, the judge, and secondary victims- the victims and defendant’s family. Unfortunately, the victim is usually left out the equation during the trial and plea bargaining process. Attorneys are supposed to do damage control for their clients, which includes avoiding any self-incrimination. Defendants are given a large amount of responsibility and trust by the courts by assuming that the defendant understands all of the…

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    Psycho Norman Analysis

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    Note: Within the essay, whenever the term serial killer is used, it encompasses any type of violent offender without a motive or a connection to the victims. Today’s society is not able to truly comprehend the serial or the mass murderer. With no motive or connection to the victims, the violence does not make sense. It is difficult to depict a character or concept only partially understood. Psycho took this perplexing subject and executed it respectfully and appropriately. It was the…

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    “Two hundred fifty years of slavery. Ninety years of Jim Crow. Sixty years of separate but equal. Thirty-five years of racist housing policy. Until we reckon with our compounding moral debts, America will never be whole” (Coates). Racism has been around for a long time, paying little heed to what improvements have been made with many barriers, yet to be taken away before complete equity is achieved. The fact that prejudice has been prevalent for so long makes it challenging for younger…

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