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    complete privacy over their genetic information. It’s their personal information, and it’s their right to share it if they’d like, but no one else besides immediate family should have the right to use their genetic information. Immediate family should be allowed rights too, because it could be helpful in making important decisions or in emergencies. Employers and insurers should absolutely not be able to reject someone based on their genome. That would be purely discrimination, weather it saves…

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    gender). The federal anti-discrimination law has mandated that people in a protected group cannot…

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    Topic: The racial discrimination issue. Is racism right or wrong? Is it one of the causes of violence? How to solve the problem of racism? These are three major issues of the study of racial segregation in society. When Mr. B. Obama becomes the first black president of the United States, and many people have had to change their stereotypes about black people in particular and racism. So, Racism is one of the factors that cause violence, and it is also a big mistake for many people.…

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    distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races. It is prejudice, discrimination or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one’s own race is superior. Racism has been an unsubsiding issue in the world for a long time, dating as far back as the 17th century. Many people believe that race is created by society, rather than an actual classification based on genetic characteristics. As humans, it is in our nature to fear what is different,…

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    Age Discrimination Laws

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    laws are summarized in terms of their general provisions. Title seven of the civil rights movement (1964, 1991), Age discrimination in employment act (1967), Americans with disabilities act (1990, 2008), genetic information nondiscrimination act (2008), rehabilitation act (1973), and executive order 11246(1965) are all discussed in detail. Laws, coverage, prohibited discrimination based on coverage size, enforcement agencies that is affected, rules, and guidelines are discussed. Specific…

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    Social constructionism visualizes all other aspects of people are created, continued and destroyed in our interactions with others through time, except few genetic developments in humankind. The terms constructivism and social constructionism tend to be used interchangeably and subsumed under the generic term ‘constructivism’ particularly by Charmaz (2000, p.529). Constructivism crates that each individual emotionally…

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    The Central Dogma

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    states that information cannot flow from protein to protein or nucleic acid. In addition, Hirao & Kimoto (2012) stated that: Through molecular biology studies, from the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA in 1953 to the deciphering of the genetic…

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    and workplaces. Evidence suggest that it has had some success in improving educational and economic opportunity for women and minorities (Gale). This topic has started many large debates and has become a very big issue since it has to deal with discrimination and merging something that has been segregated for a very long time. So, is it a necessary thing for educational environments and workplaces? First, we look at the purpose of affirmative action in an academic setting, which is to involve…

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    Choosing the traits for your baby was a thing of the future, but now it’s a reality. Designer babies, also known as Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis or PGD is where you can choose the genetic “makeup” of your child. Doing so has many benefits, but also many MANY cons. Designer babies are not something literally constructed and would ruin the society of today. Designer babies or PGD is where eggs are taken and fertilized through vitro fertilization. Vitro fertilization is where the egg is…

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    Sex Selection In Australia

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    In 2004, the National Health and Medical Research Council (‘NHMRC’) banned sex selection on moral and social grounds, except in the case of a serious genetic condition. However, recent debates in Australia have led the NHMRC to consider the prospect of lifting the life ban. It is inherent in such a culturally diverse society that the public cannot reach one consensus. While some believe that sex selection is unethical for ‘moral’ purposes, others believe that it is an ethical means of hindering…

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