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    A. Beginning of Prohibition The era of cannabis prohibition which started in the 1920’s and 30’s is coming to an end. In the modern world which we live in, it is only a matter of time till cannabis will become legalised or decriminalised, the question is through which is the right path to take. Cannabis was made illegal originally in Ireland in 1912. The core reason behind this was because it was making workers ‘lazy and unproductive’ which in turn was bad for business. Plus it did not…

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    stolen generation. Boori grew up in Townsville and lived and worked in many places from Palm Island to Perth. His shift in location was mainly due to various employment opportunities, through this he received discrimination. Though there were job that accepted him with open arms, he was rejected as an electrician and as a DJ in a Perth. After being rejected because of his race, Boori channeled his rage and denial into becoming a performer in schools. When reading this from an auto-biographical…

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    His wife eventually left him and he lost the ability to watch his children grow up. To make things even worse after he had been through so much , he developed dementia disease. Walter 's conviction was eventually turned over, yet he would not be accepted as a innocent man in society. Because his family was experiencing difficulties taking care of him; they tried to place him in an elderly home. It was then that he was discriminated on. Even though he was falsely accused, many felt he was a felon…

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    compromise.” In the US, the First Amendment of the Constitution protects the right of public speech and opinion no matter how controversial the idea can be. On the other hand, Canadians have equal protection but are required to display opinions without violence, threats, or insults when in public (Kott par. 1). A relatively big difference, the two social approaches have created tension between the American and Canadian societies. In 2008, the super-conservative Westboro Baptist Church revealed…

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    ntroduction A Chinese American immigrant murdered his wife when he learned her infidelity on him. But he was only sentenced to 5-year probation considering traditional Chinese culture allows men to take out anger on their wives if they were shamed. An Afghani father was charged with child abuse in the U.S when he kissed his infant son’s penis in public though it is a normal way to show affection to children in his home country. (Sikora 1-3) When…

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    Critical Interpretation of The Great Gatsby The Great Gatsby is a 1920 novel written by the American author Scott. Fitzgerald. The novel itself takes place in Long Island, New York throughout the summer of 1922. Nick Carraway, Daisy’s cousin, peripherally narrates the novel in first-person. The story revolves around Jay Gatsby, a young man who famously grew to the great wealth that he had desired from a very young age. The relationship between Gatsby and Daisy is one of the main focuses of the…

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    need relative effort for the marriage. My parent divorced when I was twelve and I have a younger brother was only eight years old at the time. The reason why they had an agreement to divorce was that both of them were unfaithful for the marriage. I accepted the fact that they were cheating each other but I never thought about what caused them cheat in the marriage. From the lecture in Sociology of family, Dr. McDonald (2016) mentioned there are several…

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    monoxide formed by explosions in battle. Doctors, and especially Army and government officials, wanted to know what was wounding their soldiers so they could understand better about what was happening. The cases where soldiers encountered the violence that comes with war firsthand were more easily understood as causes of shell shock. It was those men who experienced it without physical battle that were stumping researchers. War psychiatrists battled over competing values and conflicts of…

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    “Saudi women are prevented from accessing government agencies that have not established female sections unless they have a male representative” (“Sex Segregation Keeps…”). Due to the almost complete control of men over women, women are subjected to violence and are unable to do anything about it (“Sex Segregation Keeps…”). Sources have said that even if women are abused it is a “near impossibility of removing guardianship even from male guardians who are abusive” (“Sex Segregation Keeps…”).…

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    1912/1976:47) Religious identity Erik Erikson’s influential psychosocial theory of development has been used as a model for the past fifty years, showing the development of identity across the lifespan and traces of his theories are noted in almost all forms of identity research. Erikson proposed a model of eight stages; each associated with internal conflicts and crisis that every individual encounter and must resolve successfully…

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