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    Andy Warhol's Moonwalk exemplifies how pop art took inspiration from cultural trends and, in this case, from the events of the cold war and the space race. The image envisions a single electrifying moment, when man took his first step on the moon, using a technique known as screen printing to capture the dynamic composition of the image. Andy Warhol, a connoisseur of pop art and expressionism, screen painted his Moonwalk only months before his death in the year 1987. It is currently located in…

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    Anti-Semitism has always been lingering in our lives. From the medieval era to our modern day beliefs, anti-Semitism has created major ethical and moral concerns weather we consider it as a problem or not. Anti-Semitism is the basis of what most consider the escalation to mass murder that started with Christian anti-Semitism to modern and eventually Nazi anti-Semitism. Hitler and many of those that supported him used these characteristics to justify the actions of killing millions of Jews while…

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    The Trevor Project Essay

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    Bullying targeted towards the youth in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered (LGBT) community is a serious problem that is often overlooked. There is discrimination and bullying toward LGBT youth found in all sorts of settings including the home, work, and school. Many LGBT teens experience abuse at home and even being kicked out of their house. Finding a job is sometimes harder as their sexual orientation is unwelcomed by employers and fellow colleagues. LGBT youth also endure…

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    this is not occurring causing morality issues to become more heated. The Quebec sign law is used as an example of where moderation should have been used and dialogue become open to fix these problems. Knopff also sighted debates on abortion and homosexual rights when explaining the need for moderation in the court…

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    Psychoanalytic theory, popularized by Sigmund Freud allows for a deep understanding of human behavior on the psychological level. In terms of literary criticism, psychoanalysis provides a way to see how a character’s actions reflects on their psychological state. It allows the reader to see where their actions stem from. Applying Freud’s psychoanalytic to an analysis of Herman Melville’s Billy Budd, will shed light on certain aspects of the story. In particular, looking closely at the three main…

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    Ku Klux Klan Racism

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    Ku Klux Klan: The Most Racist Organization Throughout the United States’ long history there have been many terrible times. One major cause of these terrible times was because of racism. The Ku Klux Klan was one of the reasons it led to this racism. The Ku Klux Klan had a negative influence in the United States from the start of their organization, to the leaders, and all of the events they held. Every organization, good or bad, had to start somewhere. The Ku Klux Klan started in Pulaski,…

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    1920s Women

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    the homeland, but also with this witch hunts created a hunt on lesbian and gay men as a threat. This kind of behavior even transpires to the work forces when during a job interviews the prospects would be asked “Have you ever had, or have you now, homosexual tendencies?” (Page 598). According to the Federal Government individuals with these tendencies were not suitable for the job. With many of this behaviors been showed by the Government and many social rights been violated, many members of the…

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    At one point or another in anyone’s childhood, they have been reprimanded for some violent action and lectured on how violence is never the answer. Despite all the violence and aggression present in today’s society, this ideology still rings true. It has been proven time and time again that a nonviolent act can gain just as much attention and success as an act of violence. One well known instance of this was Henry David Thoreau 's stance against the Mexican-American War which inspired his essay…

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    Mainstream Psychology

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    In addition the role of values and ideologies have been highlighted, further challenging the notion that psychology is objective and value free. However it has been indicated by those such as Harris that the role of personal biases and political agendas in psychology’s history may have been subject to…

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    In 1996, Bobby Seale alongside Huey Newton became one of two co-founders of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense (BPP) in Oakland, California. The FBI presented the group as a terrorist or hate group, and made part of the mission of the organization to destroy the BPP, even though the BPP was nowhere near being as violent a threat. In his book Seize the Time, Seale wrote of the group’s victories and downfalls, including how the FBI exaggerated the nefariousness of the group and deceived the…

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