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    William Glasser: Discipline Guided by Choice Theory William Glasser believes that all behavior is chosen and that all of our actions are driven by five basic needs. These needs are survival, love and belonging, power, freedom, and fun. Educators need to recognize that if a student is acting out it they are lacking one or more of these basic needs. Glasser does not believe in punishment. In place of punishment, students must state their inappropriate behavior, why it was wrong, and what they…

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    “All human beings are all in one. There's no I but WE, one, impenetrable and infinity” (Rand 19). In this society there are no individuality, there is only infinity. This means that no one had the freedom to do what they chose to do. “ For the word WE must never come out of all human beings mouth, else it becomes the origin of all evils in the atmosphere” (Rand 96). “WE” must never be spoken because it's referring to oneself and in this society the…

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    cultures follows the male line of the family. No rules or religion says so, but most male and his family prefer it just like their ancestors. Nevertheless, the ratification of the 19th amendment which gave the right for women to vote and it gave much freedoms for a woman. Even though it also ushered in a new decade of social liberation, but then again even as progress went on women 's rights then were still pathetic compared to the condition of women 's rights today. It 's significant to recall…

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    women were (legally) property and fertility machines, statuses that shaped their identities as mothers and a women. However, there were many avenues for them to break out of the mold of captivity. Enslaved women were able to preserve their human dignity through resistance in the form of their sexuality, manipulating the power structure in the master’s household and their own will to live. This gave them a sense of independence from being property, and allowed them to be human beings, African…

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    this light guide him through the troubling times of persecution. This is why my collage is shaped as a light bulb. Not only does it represent the physical light of the book, but it also shows the symbol of the rebellion of people for their human dignity. The light bulb is so much more than a form of electricity for Equality. Most importantly, ego is the central idea of the book. So, the word “ego” is in the center of my collage. Ego translates to “I” in Latin, but the exact definition is a…

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    enough, this is effective and is how #Blacklivesmatter bases their practices for demonstrations for the Black liberation within Black community. In addition to their movement’s disruptions, their significance is necessary in society for humanity, dignity, liberation in the Black community and their basic human rights. If, individuals did not practice the act of civil disobedience as a responsibly for unjust laws then acceptance and resistance within society would never be influenced for change…

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    allow them to exceed and gain but also bring forward the African American community along with them in this advancement and success. By coming together and excelling in particular areas, African Americans will eventually be able to master and exceed beyond a point where they will no longer be indispensable to that field of work. In his book, Washington states, “...the individual who can do something that the world wants done will, in the end, make his way regardless of his race. One man may go…

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    How Did Mandela Inspire His Follower? “Boxing is egalitarian,” Mandela said. When you are probing a fighter’s strengths and weaknesses, you are not thinking about their social status. In the glance of winning or losing nothing is about the rank, age, colour, or wealth. In 1990 Mandela considered the boxing theory to be the ideal training for what was to come and tried to encourage his followers, the ANC members, to apply it. This theory teaches the individual when it is appropriate to move and…

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    he created worked successfully to better rule his empire. Suleiman worked on new ideas that strengthened his government and military which was important he wanted them to work to their best ability, he wanted to make his empire a place of personal freedom and security. He wanted all of his people to know what's right from wrong that’s why the laws were placed but they were also there to help with no civil wars to occur. If a civil war occurs it can cause many deaths and disrupt the focus of any…

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    Cloning is a recent innovative technique, which NIH defines as a process that can be employed to produce genetically identical copies of a biological entity. Depending on the purpose for the cloning procedure, human health or reproduction can result in an evolutionary change. “Somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) is the most common cloning technique. SCNT involves putting the nucleus of a body cell into an egg from which the nucleus has been removed."^1 (Center for Genetics, 1) From this…

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