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    ticket and community service for that. Another thing is when one child do it, it can get passed on to so many other kids. It's like they will be competing with each other just to see who graffiti will be the freshest around the city. Places like Baton Rouge , Memphis, and California is known for all the graffiti vandalism around the…

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    discrimination of African-Americans in his bar. He claims that the discrimination is “how things are in a little place like this,” (153). He proceeds to go on about how the town “ain’t no Baton Rouge and it ain’t no New Orleans.” This is important because it demonstrates how cities, such as New Orleans and Baton Rouge is becoming more integrated compared to rural towns. Furthermore, it indicates that there is still de-facto segregation despite the fact that there are laws against it. This sets…

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    My Visit To Tulane

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    It was love at first sight—only, I didn’t know it at the time. I flew into New Orleans the summer of my senior year to visit family, not to visit Tulane. I didn’t even decide to visit Tulane until I was in a Best Buy parking lot on Veterans Memorial Boulevard. The first thing that was really enthralling about Tulane was your generosity; it was clear to me, when I pulled up the website on my phone and found that we could get a discounted hotel rate for the night—the Hotel Monteleone was wonderful…

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    The Healthy People 2020 collects data about an individual family, social, economic and physical environment in regards to how it affects public health. It breaks it down to the individual level and population level for risk factors and disease-specific information and the different prevention methods. There are social determinates of health such as location and socioeconomic environment. This can be impacted by policies, programs, and institutions by the government and private sector. The…

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    The profession of nursing continues to grow and gain recognition as being one of the most honest professions. As of 2014, the Gallup survey revealed that nursing has been ranked as the number 1 ethically sound and honest profession for 12 consecutive years (Kentucky Nurse, 2014). This recognition shows that nurses are gaining respect from the public. Unfortunately, nurses cannot practice with complete autonomy as respected health care professionals. They must follow certain orders and guidelines…

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    in the 1960's people such as Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. fought for civil rights. In the 2016, Leshia Evans is a protester for the Black Lives Matter movement and was detained by law enforcement officers near the police headquarters in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Saturday, July 9. She was involved in a march for the death of Alton Sterling and did not resist arrest, she simply disobeyed the police officer's order to get back and then they arrested her. Civil Disobedience affected us…

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    The necessity to prevent hostilities between the white settlers and the Indian tribes inspired Major General Andrew Jackson’s conduct during the Creek War of 1813 to1814. Although it was often contentious and violent, the war was successful because of Jackson’s steadfast leadership and grit. As a General Major in the military, it was Jackson’s responsibility to protect the white settlers and enable westward expansion. The leadership that Jackson demonstrated during the Creek War not only…

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    their time. Helping people, especially children, has always been a passion of mine. In five years, I want to be in a position to give back to others. I want to organization food and clothing drives for the overwhelming number of homeless people in Baton Rouge. I want to build shelters and safe spaces for them to stay in. In five years, I see myself doing all I can possibly do to make my community a better…

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    The part of the criminal justice system that I think needs the most reform today is the law enforcement sector. The law enforcement in the United States are responsible for keeping the peace, apprehending violators of the law, providing social services to the communities, and taking action to prevent crime from happening. The specific aspect of the police which I think needs to be most reformed and reformed as quickly as possible is the racial bias that can be seen widespread across police…

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    Lisa Tessman’s article describes the three problematic traits towards political resistance: anger, courage, and loyalty. With anger, Tessman thinks that political resisters need to “train” or control their anger carefully; otherwise, it could lead to errors where people can become angry at the wrong target or use their anger to an excessive degree (Tessman, 120). When people attack the wrong target, it makes it harder for officials to find the oppressors who did the deeds. For example, if…

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