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    mistakes that occurred in the past. Prohibition didn’t work then and it’s not working now (4). The United States had many criminals operating in speakeasies and other illegal drinking bars during the “roaring twenties”. Al Capone was one of the main criminals during this time. Between 1970 and 1976 thirty states lowered their drinking age to eight-teen, nine-teen, or twenty (10). During the Vietnam War eighteen was a ticket to a six pack, many military men drank illegally (3). America tried…

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    Alcohol has been around for thousands of years. It is often use for religious and cultural reasons, but for some reason the American society views alcohol as a taboo beverage, so much so that they have made the minimum drinking age to twenty-one, the highest minimum drinking age in the world. Alcohol has been used by virtually every culture and continent on earth. According to a study published by Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, alcohol has been around for at least 6,000 years.…

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    The Alcohol Drinking Age Should be Increased The idea of raising the alcoholic drinking age protects young people. Indeed they are still incapable of accepting responsibilities included in the drinking of alcohol. In fact, according to DO SOMETHING.org, 5,000 people under the age of twenty-one die each year from alcohol-related car crashes, homicides, suicides, alcohol poisoning, and other injuries such as falls, burns, and drowning. In contrast, lowering the alcoholic drinking age from 21 to…

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    The Movement for Black Lives Platform: Economic Justice One of the six demands for the Movement for Black Lives platform is economic justice, which is the equal distribution of benefits. According to Bunch, efforts to achieve this platform include readjusting tax codes and redistribution of wealth, establishing federal and state job programs, providing renewed land, clean air, ensuring clean water and housing, the end of unjust control of resources, allowing the right for workers to organize…

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    The topic issue of the article is the use of hand-pumps for the distribution of water in sub-Saharan Africa; while this is just one of many methods of supplying water it is one of the most important to those in developing and rural areas. It’s pointed out that the hand-pump is one of the cleanest, easiest, cheapest, and most reliable (year round operation) sources of water for sub-Saharan Africa. Open wells are more vulnerable to contamination and motorized pumps and piped schemes are more…

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    illegal retail establishments known as speakeasies” (Thornton, Mark, Prohibition Caused the Greatness of Gatsby). The number of criminals increases more than ever during prohibition. Every illegal action is all in secret and is protected by the corrupted politicians, therefore the criminals can do whatever they wanted without being arrested. Even the women, the main supporter of prohibition, drank alcohol. In The Great Gatsby, Daisy, Jordan, and Gatsby’s female guests find drinking or smoking…

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    the intervention aims help to recover alcoholics to overcome their addiction as well as adults who regularly drink alcohol. There is an enormous need to establish a minimum drinking age to curb alcohol abuse among people, especially addicted people. Thus, the question that emerges is what will the establishment of minimum drinking age curb alcohol abuse among people? 2. In one paragraph EACH, describe and explain how your EdBC intervention would accomplish each of the four components of EdBC:…

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    know someone who was involved in a drinking related accident. Whatever it may be, chances are you have seen the effects of alcohol or have been affected yourself in either a positive or a negative way. This leads people to form opinions about alcohol and how it should be regulated in America. One of the central debates surrounding alcohol is what the legal drinking age should be in the United States. In order to debate what should be done about the legal drinking age, it is important to agree…

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    Binge Drinking Argument

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    alcohol use in youth. Exposure to billboards, magazines, and broadcast media advertising of alcohol is said to model drinking behavior. It is believed that if a change is to occur in perception of alcohol among college-aged individuals, it must be focused on enacting change on multiple levels of society. This change would therefore lead to less of an ability to justify binge drinking (Wagenaar and Wolfson…

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    I personally think that the drinking age should be lowered to 18. The 1984 National Minimum Drinking Age Act, [23 U.S.C. § 158], requires that States prohibit persons under 21 years of age from purchasing or publicly possessing alcoholic beverages (APIS - The 1984 National Minimum Drinking Age Act). There are some excuses to the law. One main Idea about lowering the drinking age is that if you can risk your life for the army or some armed forces, you should be allowed to order a drink. "Support…

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