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    their shoulders, wear fingertip length pants, etc. The school system should not be teaching women to cover themselves up for men, it should be teaching men not to stare at women like their raw meat. One of the biggest issue women have is double standards. Double standards is when a man can do something and it is okay but if a woman does it then it is completely absurd. If a man sleeps around with multiple…

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    Blacks have certainly been given the first amendment rights, such as those to free speech, free religion, freedom of press, etc. and they have been afforded the right to bear arms, the right to not be forced to house soldiers, the protection from double jeopardy, unreasonable search and seizure, self- incrimination, and have been guaranteed the right to due process, grand jury screening, and compensation for seizure due to eminent domain. They have been guaranteed the rights of the 7th, 8th, and…

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    By definition, lucid dreaming is being aware of dreaming while dreaming. Perhaps a double entendre but, perhaps, this closely explains the meaning without confusion. Coined long ago, the word "lucid" is used in the sense of mental clarity. Almost anyone, with knowledge obtained by doing, can live through lucid dreams. Not in any way dream control, lucid dreams have little or no control on dreaming. Nevertheless, lucidity in a dream will probably improve the ability to methodically affect the…

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    Harvey Milk once stated, “It takes no compromise to give people their rights. It takes no money to respect the individual. It takes no political deal to give people their freedom. It takes no survey to remove repression. I find Milk’s thoughts to be very true based on witnessing how difficult it is for homosexual to be seen as equal to heterosexual people. The film Fresco y Chocolate depicts a flamboyant gay artist, Diego, who tries to seduce a college student named David throughout the film.…

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    Heinous sexual crimes against women and children have persisted in our country and have caused a moral panic within society. Social and political forces in the 1990s were increasingly advocating for victim’s rights, child welfare and the women’s movement. Along with the media these movements caused legislators to become fixated on “sexual predators” (Jenkins in Wayne). In response legislators “extended the government’s physical control over sex offenders, both by means of significantly enhanced…

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    CIVIL vs. MILITARY LAW When civilian law and military law gets talked about, there seems to be surprise and confusion between the individuals speaking about the subject. Most people do not realize there are the two different laws that exist. When law is talked about it is normally assumed that the conversation is about civil law. If talking to a military member, the conversation might be assumed that it might be military law that is being discussed. There are about five major differences…

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    Packer spent a lot of time conducting his theory and wanted to know the exact ways people can be punished and what will the punishment accomplish: The contribution Professor Packer makes is to abstract and formulate criteria for determining what kinds of conduct will warrant criminal punishment. These include the following: The conduct is viewed, without significant social dissent, as immoral, Subjecting it to the criminal sanction is not inconsistent with the goals of…

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    lesson to fellow readers. The idea is for the readers to discover the true meanings or warnings amid the details. Through the use of symbolism, Shirley Jackson and Kurt Vonnegut Jr., authors of “The Lottery” and “Harrison Bergeron,” both highlight the jeopardy of blindly following traditions and customs, while also expecting a moral outcome. To begin with, Jackson utilizes symbolism in “The Lottery” to present the concept of tradition throughout the story. One of the main forms is the little…

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    Newspapers were the primarily source of the news during the 1800s. Since the early 19th century when the Magna Carta was established Americans had the constitutional right and duty to participate in the process of justice by law. In the constitution American has the right to judge other own liberties against the government institution. When women were not allow to participate in the jury process, the jury was consisted of 12 white male Americans. Using a form of outside source to be involved in…

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    In 12th century England, a great power struggle occurred between the king and a rebellious archbishop. When this conflict was resolved, a superior power was established which dominated the other and controlled the country. At the time, the Catholic Church and the English monarchy held most of the authority over the people. Each of the institutions wanted power over the other. As the struggle for power between secular authorities and the Church continued, both sides worked to maintain their…

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