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    He, like his parents, sought higher education and at the age of 15 attended Morehouse College-the alma mater of his father and grandfather. It was here where he was introduced to Henry David Thoreau and his essay “On Civil Disobedience.” A work that would sit in the back of King’s mind throughout his career and would influence King to take up the idea of peaceful protest. It was also at Morehouse where saw in life of his mentors Dr. Mays and Dr. George Kelsey how one’s…

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    Alexis De Tocqueville

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    Imagine a man so smart that he is able to clearly observe and analyze major enlightenments and downfalls of a new nation. Now, imagine a man so shy that he rarely talks to women. These two men are one in the same: Alexis De Tocqueville. Tocqueville was a well-respected writer, philosopher and overall scholar of the 19th century, but he never could quite figure out one very important piece of the democratic puzzle: women. He spoke highly of the American woman; however, he took diminutive time…

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    literature, there are organizations that fight for this freedom. One such organization is the American Civil Liberties Union. In the year 2000, when discussing the topic of book banning, the organization stated that, “Permitting restraints on literature sets the stage for attacks on all expression that is artistically or politically controversial or that portrays unpleasant realities of life” (American Civil Liberties Union). Although some books may contain graphic violence or sexual content,…

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    Stanley Clark Dr. Newman Freedom and Authority 2/28/16 According to Rousseau’s argument about the corruption of the sciences and the loss of virtue in mankind his view of what freedom is stretches beyond the principles of civil liberties. He has an understanding that, in order to truly be free, one must find an inner freedom that can’t be given to you through the government. This coincides with positive freedom’s essential trait of self-mastery. Therefore, I will discuss how Rousseau’s…

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    Why would the United States of America not legalize gay marriage? This controversial, hot topic can be disputed either way simply by using specific logic corresponding to a position’s standpoint. In most cases, the key supporting details to compare and contrast opinions are children and religion. How obvious right? Who would want lesbians or gays raising a child? On the other hand, who would want a child growing up in an abusive environment with both a mother and a father as parents? According…

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    Race. It is a word that is associated with many thoughts, emotions, and arguments. Building upon how people looked at things back then those arguments could have been both bad and/or good. In Martin Luther King Jr.’s Letter from Birmingham, he justified the tragedy of how inactive the white moderates, or clergymen, were compared to the white segregationists who wanted to see more people come together while doing what was right. Hand in hand the white segregationists were more stimulating when it…

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    Apart from achieving goals by cheating on exams, I have been protesting in Hong Kong ‘s Occupy Central revolution. Occupy Central is a civil disobedience movement which began in September 2014. My deviant action as a protestor in the revolution can be explained through Marxist-based concept of conflict. We acts defiantly to change our conditions, change the social structure that engendered our circumstances. We want the right to nominate and directly elect the head of the Hong Kong government.…

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    Martin Luther King Rhetorical Analysis

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    need for powerful “action” antidotes to combat the disease of segregation” (172). Just as those who helped the slaves escape through the Underground Railroad to freedom, the same types of people also remained true to their integral values during the civil rights movement. King was also thankful to those of noble ranks in congregations who, “have left their secure congregations and walked the streets of Albany, Georgia… have gone down the highways of the South on tortuous rides for freedom……

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    Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in his Letter from Birmingham Jail, argued to his equality supporting peers that non-violent and instigative protests, while not as dignified as court battles, were fundamentally more potent and provocative. King successfully produced an appealing and effective message by integrating pathos and logos, utilizing faith based ethos, suitable literary devices, and a unique subtle tone that allowed him to maintain even-tempered and reasonable appeal in subject he was…

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    Civil wars have played an increasingly important role in the global conflict map. The quasi-disappearance of interstate wars has led scholars of international relations and international security specializing in the study of war to shift their focus to the one instance of war primarily practiced today, namely the intrastate war, of which the largest category concerns civil wars. This article follows substantial literature on the effects of natural resources on these kinds of wars by reviewing…

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