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    As the new Republic was in its early infancy stages of starting to enact its newly gained powers, questions began to arise about the liberties and equalities of others. Richard Allen, a preacher and former slave, spoke out about certain liberties that were granted to him. Early in his life, his master treated all his slaves with respect, kindness and was viewed as a father to all his slaves. Allen’s master not only allowed his slaves the freedom to attend church meetings, but permitted his…

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    that humans have ever encountered. Humans are extremely intelligent. Do these capabilities allow humans to justify their treatment of other animals? Singer would argue that no, humans should treat all beings capable of feeling pain or happiness as equals. Singer states “If a being suffers, there can be no moral justification for refusing to take that suffering into consideration. No matter what the nature of the being, the principle of equality requires that its suffering be counted equally…

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    in a literal or a figurative sense. Women are literally demonstrating their talents in sports where men were once the only stars; however, women are figuratively demonstrating their talents off the field also. Not only can women play sports and be equal to men, but they can also show their talent and success in school and the work force. Title IX has been a life changer for these women. Professional soccer player Mia Hamm talks about how it has changed her life, “I had the opportunity to go to…

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    “Harrison Bergeron”, by Kurt Vonnegut, is a short story about a dystopian universe in which everyone is equal through various handicaps. Vonnegut purposely makes this society equal on levels of intelligence, strength, and beauty. Other equality concerns, such as race, are avoided whether intentional or accidental. Vonnegut, throughout his story uses an array of imagery, details, and a particular type of syntax/language. He uses this not only when portraying his characters through their thoughts,…

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    Schmidtz and Cohen stand at two almost diametrically opposed positions of equality. Schmidtz argues for an equality of treatment, while Cohen argues for an equality of opportunity. Schmidtz’s argument for equality of treatment implies that everyone should be treated the same, even if that treatment will result in others not being well off (Schmidtz 114). Cohen, on the other hand, argues that everyone should be treated the same in regards to improving society Cohen’s argument addresses three…

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    furthermore, it will be a universe without free will. Likewise, the book “Harrison Bergeron” which says “The year was 2081, and everybody was finally equal. They were equal every which way. Nobody was smarter than nobody else; nobody was better looking than anybody else; nobody was stronger or quicker than anybody else.”*3 You can see that people are forced to be equal. It might seem like a reasonable idea at first but it isn’t as well as it appears because, it kills our identity as human; our…

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    barring arms makes men and women equal. There is a thin line between equality as a whole and using guns in order to close the inequality gap when it comes to self-self-defense. When taking all the fights women put up to become equal to men into consideration, as well as all the inequalities…

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    them. Showing that all things in the world are on an equal level even though we like to think we are superior. Connerton brings up the idea of forgetting old knowledge to form a new identity. Which becomes very applicable in this example, because we as humans were once primal just as everything else on this planet is. However once we evolved into the amazing beings we are today we have forgotten our roots. We as humans, were once connected and equal with everything around us trying to survive.…

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    This is not the case. The people are obviously upset about something, and from how they are set up in the boat gives a couple of clues. The time period that this illustration takes place is around the nineteenth century when men and women didn’t have equal rights. The man was the one in charge while the woman had to sit back and watch. This can be shown through the image by the man having control of the boat and where it goes while the woman has to sit there helpless. Although the woman doesn’t…

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    Troytopia is the best place for people to live in. It has the perfect living conditions, sound social systems, and excellent living state. Troytopia is set up to offer a perfect country for people to reside. Having few rules and regulation, people live free and get rid of the hedge from the conventions. The advanced social ideas, high techniques, as well as high degree of civilization in Troytopia make Troytopia a paradise for people. In addition, Troytopia pays attention to the construction of…

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