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    However, his impact on the environmental movement continues to influence how people think about the nature. His books, articles, and journals promote the uniqueness and magnificence of nature despite difference in time frames between now and then. Muir’s activism helped set a precedent for future…

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    Chicanas in America faces difficulties when seeking their identity. Although Chicanas/o find it difficult to balance two cultures, they feel isolated doing so. The author acknowledges the power of what art and literature obtains when carrying out their goal or message. Chicanas uses these tools to aware the public about issues they face and how hard it is to be a Chicana in two distinct cultures. Many Chicana struggles with their identity and they communicate through art and literature.…

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    Despite the lack of attention on the topic, the role that women played during the Prohibition Movement in the early 1900’s goes well beyond surface level protests and advocating. Women may very well be the driving force behind the installment of the Eighteenth Amendment as well as its repeal thirteen years after its inauguration. The results of their activism both for and against the Prohibition Movement are still seen in our society today and impacted the direction of our nation economically…

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    were not equal. The civil rights movement started the passing of federal legislation throughout the 1950’s and 1960’s. Although, race relations eventually changed in Mississippi but there was still segregation throught the state because of lack of federal enforcement . The civil rights movement in the 1950’s and 60’s was a monumental event in American history. The large amount of legislation passed…

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    During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries a temperance movement existed in Canada that attempted, with some success, to change the legal regulations regarding the consumption, manufacture and sale of alcohol. While often overshadowed by the seemingly more important American temperance movement and eventual prohibition in the United States, the Canadian temperance movement held a great deal of significance for the shaping of both the Canadian legal system in relation to the use of alcohol and…

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    people called that stand up for them? What does it mean to stand up for not only your rights but for others as well? Who fights for you even when you can’t fight for yourself? Not only that but how can you turn your story or belief into a movement? Activism is a movement, action, or a campaign used to bring political or social change. Activism affects the world by using the people as a whole to come together and make a charge or to simply notice a problem or situation in the world. The people…

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    America began to see true social reform in the nineteenth century, and much of the desire for an improve life came from religious movements. Early reform movements expanded from the Second Great Awakening, a period of religious revival mainly among Methodists, Baptists, and Presbyterians. The Awakening itself began in Western New York and quickly spread throughout the US, igniting a period of evangelicalism in both the South and the West. A couple reform societies sprang up in the South and in…

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    freedom than before. In this sense, in both the DREAMers and Chilean student movements, the youth protested to have better lives. These young generations experienced different feelings…

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    Introduction: The establishment of the environmental justice movement can be seen as one of the largest social matters when dealing with the balance of our earth’s surroundings and civil rights to a variety of ethnical groups. The affairs of the environmental justice movement influenced community members and a large part of the nation to engage back on the issue of disrespect and demand the rights of support that the dumping of waste in their local areas are affecting the lives of human’s…

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    city. They were locked away so as not to disturb the happiness of the conscience of the “sane” (Winchester). People that often did not have severe mental problems were sent to these asylums because they were not thought of as normal. The nurses and workers at these institutions did not care about the well being of the people supposedly receiving treatment there.“The behavior of the nurses on watch come off as completely unprofessional and cruel in every way. They flirt with the doctors, they…

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