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    Slavery was a very big deal for everyone. “Slavery in America began when the very first African American slaves were brought to the North American colony of Jamestown, Virginia, in 1619, to aid the production of such lucrative crops as tobacco.” (History.com Staff. "Slavery in America." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 01 Jan. 2009. Web. 30 Mar. 2016.) Many sides were taken when it came to slavery. In the states that are north of Maryland, slavery had either disappeared or ended in 1820. In…

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    soldiers. Erwin Rommel was a field marshal that fought for Nazi Germany, leading many successful campaigns throughout Africa and Europe against the allied forces, but he was unlike the other Nazi leaders that surrounded him. Renowned for his humanitarianism, bravery, and leadership, Rommel was viewed as a worthy adversary by his enemies and respected by the soldiers whom he commanded. This paper aims to distinguish and disaffiliate Rommel from the other Nazi officials and their disturbing…

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    Invisible Children Inc. has defied these very separations simply with a 30-minute video. Similarly to Dr. King, on March 4th the humanitarianism group known as Invisible children Inc., decided to take a stand against injustices through the creation of the video KONY 2012. With it’s evocative message, within these 30 minutes they showcased the various testimonies of those affected by the…

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    4. Advertisements from Marks and Spencer In comparison to John Lewis’ advertisements, which are based on humanitarianism, Marks and Spencer’s advertisements depict Christmas as a magical and fairytale-like season. According to Patrick Bousquet-Chavanne, who is the executive director of marketing, these magical advertisements aim to represent a “moment to escape the realities of every day life” (Bousquet-Chavanne). Thus, rather than creating a sentimental advertisement that leaves a heavy…

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    difficult situation. When one helps someone in need they help facilitate positive encouragement which is needed when someone is down on their luck. It may be the intrinsic feeling of compassion within humans that helps them be more likely to support humanitarianism. Having moral feelings of kindness and sympathy towards all humans is the basis of this concept. Most people do believe in the natural rights of all citizens so it 's difficult to understand why…

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    Canadian National Identity

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    This paper will analyze Debra Black’s article Canada’s Immigration System Lacks Heart, Critics Say in regards to the messages that popular media convey about the values and beliefs of Canadian national identity. National identity can be defined as a sense of belonging to a particular community where culture and values are shared between members (Murray: Formation of Nation-State, Nov 14). This paper will provide a brief summary of Debra Black’s article as well as interpret significant terms that…

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    especially for White male students. Third, participation in general clubs or organizations had positive influence on student development, since leadership roles would enhance interpersonal competence, practical competence, cognitive complexity, and humanitarianism. Fourth, on-campus living had the most consistent positive impact on students, living and learning center was a great example. Fifth, employment, either on or off campus, enhanced interpersonal competency for female students and…

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    Harm Reductionist Perspective The goal of harm reduction for dealing with the problems and issues involved with, or caused by, non-medical drugs and to treat the underlying personal or societal issues. These goal are supported by various ethical, moral, and philosophical opinions that are both personal and main stream progressive policy endeavors. Beginning from a humanist ethical ideological standpoint, the main goal of policy should be in respecting and helping others as a whole who deal from…

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    Harriet Tubman is known for her proactive role in the Underground Railroad. However, most people don 't know much detail about her life. Her childhood, head injury, escape, and actions during the Civil War are also important aspects of her life. She was born under the name Araminta "Minty" Ross. Both of her parents were slaves. Her mother, Harriet "Rit" Green, was owned by Mary Pattison Brodess, and later on by her son Edward. Anthony Thompson owned Araminta 's father, Ben Ross. Mr.…

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    Sugihara Summary

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    Discretion in Public Administration: Analysis of Sugihara Scott D. McPherson Indiana Wesleyan University The purpose of this writing is to identify and analyze three writings that are relative to the famed Japanese consular Chiune Sugihara. Each of three works will be identified separately and similarities of the author’s points of view and the actions of Sugihara will be discussed in depth. Finally, two insights will be made in regards to the implementation of decision-making,…

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