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    Information “Congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people . . . to petition the Government for a redress of grievances,” the First Amendment of the Constitution states. The First Amendment protects everyone, but specifically mentions “the press.” The Supreme Court generally merges freedom of speech with freedom of press grants the same rights to all. Due to this, the Court has allowed press access to criminal trials since trials…

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    People such as Andrew Jackson and Francis J. Grund thought the Natives of the land they were taking over didn’t have a legal right or sentimental tie to the land. However, John Ross and William Penn argued that the Native Americans were not only guaranteed the land by treaties signed by Congress, but the land had been passed down from many generations and the whites had no right to take it. Although both sides of the argument agreed that Indians…

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    During the Civil Rights era the white people were taking away the rights of the African Americans due to their race. Also during this era, there were laws put in place that basically said that if you had any ancestors that were enslaved in America then you were not allowed having the same rights as the white people. Almost all African American’s had ancestors that were slaves so this way a for the white…

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    Does the CEO have the legal right to enact a no smoking policy on agency grounds? The short answer to the question is yes and no. Yes, however, since it is a state entity, his directives must be consistent with state laws and practices provided by the state legislature. As long as he followed the proper chain of command and was consistent with normal practices he is well within his legal right to issue this…

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    Keep it Simple Since the dawn of modern civilization, humans have consistently fought with one and other on the dilemma of how to protect one’s individual rights, and how to go about protecting them. Whether the society had decided to handle this problem personally or by delegating such responsibilities to a higher authority depends on the time in history, but nevertheless the problem still remains. Having attempted both options in a variety of ways, it seems that the only option to have a…

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    Human rights: Human rights are rights essential to all human beings. Whatsoever the, • Nationality • Place of residence • Sex • Origin • Color • Religion • Language or the other rank. The idea of human rights is deep-seated in freedom of thought and also the dignity of creature. All human rights documents provide a distinguished place to education and additionally stress the importance of education in supporting human rights. Human right can’t…

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    Right To Health Care

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    Supporting of a Moral Right to Health Care In “Is There a Right to Health Care and, if So, What Does It Encompass?” by Norman Daniels, he provides numerous reasons that decide that there is such a right to health care. Furthermore, he made an argument for a strong right to health care that was derived from John Rawls’ justice principle of “fair equality of opportunity.” There has been a question that arises about “is there a right to health care?” According to Daniel, there is a right to…

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    one as characteristics of Bradley’s imagined audience. Throughout the entirety of Bradley’s speech, she attempts to address her audience, which is widely composed of people disagreeing strongly that segregation has been approached throughout the Civil Rights movement because of their willingness to participate in an NAACP rally. As Bradley states, “We’re not trying to start a race…

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    many are not informed on Elizabeth Graham, her efforts, or her as a person. Rosa parks was a civil rights activist during the 1950s that helped shape the United States of America, especially the south. 100 before Ms. Parks, known to be the “first lady of civil rights”, there was young lady by the name of Elizabeth Graham. Elizabeth Graham was a young school teacher who fought for her right, and the rights of women and African Americans, to ride horse drawn carriages or, coaches. Her efforts were…

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    on the foundation of civil freedom and civil rights. The recognition of the legitimate rights of same-sex married couples should be acknowledged and protected under the law. Thus, rejecting same-sex couples, the legal rights to get married is the despicable indecency denying human rights to lively freely. “Gay marriage is really a matter of respect and human rights Across the world, gays are subjected to violence simply because they are gay, and the United Nations Human Rights Council has…

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