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    The time finally came when flag burning became a federal offense, Congress passing this law around the time the Vietnam War started. Late in the 1900 's, a man named Gregory Lee Johnson was convicted for burning the flag during a Republican Convention. Although he was initially convicted, the Supreme Court later decided that the freedom of expression permits him to burn the flag. A huge dispute broke out in Elk Grove High School in the post Eichman-era as to whether or not a mural depicting a…

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    Science Behind Addiction

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    The mentally ill were locked up in asylums and treated like animals. However the founding of Mental Health America in 1909 and other legislation helped improve social stigmas and treatment for those struggling with mental illnesses. By educating people on how addiction is a mental illness, treatment for addicts can improve. Treatment for the mentally ill was…

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    adulthood. It is a challenging time, both for the individuals living it, as well as for those surrounded by it. Filled with emotional turbulence, overwhelming insecurity, and verbal miscommunication, adolescents feel caught up in an unending battle between themselves and the rest of the world, all while simultaneously trying to gain insight into who they are as individuals. Understanding the hardships adolescents face appears rather complicated. Moreover, accounting for…

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    Asian Americans The term “Asian American” is used as a way to distinguish people of Asian descent. Asian Americans consist of at least a dozen distinct groups who have extremely diverse cultural and physical features. The largest groups of Asian Americans are the Chinese, Filipino, and Asian Indian. The Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, as well as others are not in the largest population, but they do make up the smaller Asian societies. Asian Americans faced oppression and social injustices even…

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    to the lack of public education (Murray Real 33,34). The same show similar literacy rates to that of early America, where little was available in the way of public…

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    Parties In American Politics

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    Parties were destined to play a central role in American politics ever since the introduction of representative democracy in the United States after the establishment of the US constitution in 1788. The founding fathers of American agreed that direct democracy would be detrimental to US society. James Madison wrote in the the Federalist papers 10 that direct democracy would create the tyranny of the majority, whereby political decisions would favor the majority and disregard the interests of the…

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    The Third Party System

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    the Civil War, most Republicans were willing to endure subjection in the South; however they were eagerly restricted to the development of subjugation more remote into the West. Once in power, the Republicans did end bondage all over the place in America; however this was more an impact than a reason for the Civil War. Republicans additionally effectively sought after a few measures that advanced western agrarian development. For instance, the Republican Congress made open terrains accessible to…

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    Audre Lorde Analysis

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    The other mother, who is as pale as a witch, has symbolically devoured the dark mother. Lorde refers to the first mother as dark and rich which is Africa and the other is pale as a witch which is America. Lorde is expressing to the reader, a new perspective fitting for a Black woman; she points out that black can be good, that white is not necessarily always better. However, in this case, it seems that the evil pale mother has won, having metaphorically…

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    from a young age to fake genuine interest in what others are saying, but the message honestly goes through one ear and out the other, and we lie,lie,lie. We stuff this skill down children 's throats, and that is our version of social development in America. I try to stay away from that kind of dishonesty, and always have since I was a little girl, because I didn 't like how we were being taught to behave. I want to live life being honest with myself and with others. I try to listen to what…

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    Khaliun Munkhuu The New Interventionism In the article, David C. Hendrickson argues American international policy has taken completely different and “counterproductive” approach to a notion of external intervention in hopes of promoting democracy by ignoring an old wisdom which opposed such inclination to intervene in countries where there are conflicts both within a state and among states. His acceptance of ongoing conflicts in international relations and his opposing stance against…

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