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    The Cosby Show Analysis

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    The Cosby Show is a positive image of African American television show compared to other television shows representing negative image of racial discrimination an example, is The Jefferson’s. The viewer’s acknowledges that the show avoided racial issues and existence of stereotypical African American middle-class family on television. The Huxtable family show made it a reality that a person could be able to follow their American dream and that hard work does pay off. In the 1970 to the 1980s the…

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    Prompt: Will allowing guns on college campuses make them safer? I. Introduction A. Thesis: Those who are against guns on campus argue that students are not responsible enough to carry a weapon, but leaving students unarmed leaves them defenseless. In order to give students a sense of security, they should be allowed concealed weapons. In fact, studies show concealed weapons are effective in reducing sexual assault. II. Body A. Paragraph 1-Many who support gun free zones on college campuses view…

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    Zenobia Harris Argument

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    Summary of Zenobia Harris’s Argument Zenobia Harris argues in an article in the VSU student newspaper The Spectator titled, “Guns on Campus Will Hurt Not Help,” that students and faculty carrying guns on campus will do more harm than good. She presents a selected study from The RAND Corporation as well as citing a CNN article, balanced with a counterpoint to show that the cons outweigh the pros when it comes to high stress situations involving firearms. Harris compares the argument from…

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    What do you think is the most notorious crime in American history? I think the most notorious crime is a felonious homicide. The gun shooting is definitely more common but threatening among the acts of murder. I believe that the United States needs to strengthen a gun control because it is a key to reduce the death rates. There might not be much things that we can do about it, in such as a country where the parents murder their children and the children murder their parents that is currently…

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    Guns in Classrooms: Why it needs to be allowed You look back at your students, trying to comfort them. You heard the gunshots and so did they, as you hear the gunmen coming towards the door. You think this is it, but, you remember you have a firearm, when the gunmen comes in, you shoot him and stop a possible carnage. But this did not actually happen at Sandy Hook instead, 20 students and 6 teachers died because nobody except the gunmen had a firearm on them. Many people don’t want teachers…

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    street corners how many more” (Coalition, 2012). I will analyze, gun violence in videos that contain multiple fallacies. These campaigns include ad verecundiam, straw argument, and slippery slope fallacies on gun control and gun violence. “Ad verecundiam fallacy uses people of a higher authority or of tradition to appeal to the audience” (Borchers, 2012). According to Demand A Plan, all of the celebrities joining the cause against gun violence grab’s the attention of viewers. In the campaign…

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    Why Do Gun Control Facts

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    al. "Gun Control Facts." Just Facts, 23 Feb. 2018, www.justfacts.com/guncontrol.asp. Accessed 26 Apr. 2018. This source defines firearms and provides statistics about private gun ownership in United States. It goes into detail about specific murder rates and gun ownership facts for different states. Included within this source as well is also statistics as to what percentage of households in America have guns, as well as a percentage rate of how many adults in the United States own guns.…

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    An analysis of “The Man Who Was Almost a Man” by Richard Wright shows the internal and external struggles that the main character Dave endures in his quest of becoming a man. Through the use of dialogue and symbolism, the author depicts Dave’s quest for manhood through his struggle for personal and economical freedom as well as respect. Dave is persistent in his desire to prove to those around him that he is becoming a man, which justifies his yearning of economical freedom, personal freedom,…

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    in the USA alone. Schools in America need stricter gun laws. The president of the USA proposed to give teachers the option of carrying firearms; America’s future is at risk. The goal of a teacher is to educate, teach their kids. Educators are there to teach, not to shoot. In order to end shooting and gun use, they have to be limited. When kids enter their school/classrooms, they are under the teacher's responsibility to make them feel safe, a gun will not make it better. Parents send their kids…

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    people die every year. 35,141 of those people die from a gun. Yet many unfit people are still able to go purchase a gun. Kids now fear that their light up shoes will allow a school shooter to find them easier or that if they say that wrong thing to someone, not meaning to hurt them, they will end up on someone’s list of people to kill. In my opinion guns/firearms are too easily obtained and I think this, because guardians do not keep guns properly contained and away from minors, dueto private…

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