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    N.A.A.C.P. Flag “A Man Was Lynched Yesterday” memorabilia. It very important to see that even though the NAACP did not have a significant presence in the southern states, that the organization alerted the nation of the heinous crime of lynching. To walk to down the street and see that flag waving is vital because lynching was the dehumanization of African Americans. Lynching not only disenfranchised African American but also affected their mortality and employment rate in their respective…

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    Helots might revolt in the future if Sparta was to suffer another calamity such as an earthquake, or if Sparta is engaged in a very long, and dragged out war far from Sparta. Moreover, Sparta was very conservative when it came to foreign conflicts, or intervention. In the case of the aftermath of the Greco-Persian wars Sparta was not wanting to entangle itself in a long dragged out war because of the fear of the Helots rebelling, and destroying the Spartan system that the Spartan citizens held…

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    sacrilegious actions of human emotion. In Huxley’s Brave New World, human nature is put at odds with longevity, happiness, and stability. Ultimately, society triumphs, and for the better. Why should humans cling to a curse that has plagued them for so long? Useless romanticism and two-faced emotions dominate the individual in a “free society,” allowing them to not only destroy themselves but harm one another through violence, hatred, and…

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    A Bitter Sweet Tragedy/Sweet taste of Freedom Vogue Magazine published “The Story of an Hour” in 1894, and was one of the first stories written with a provocative feministic theme. During this time, it was very difficult for women to have a life outside or without a husband. Consequently, many women fell into oppressive relationships, which made this a very relatable story for female readers of the late nineteenth century. In “The Story of an Hour,” Katie Chopin’s writing focuses on the…

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    The Walk Free Foundation

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    and advocate for is the Walk Free Foundation. I have a personal interest for this organization and over the past two years, worked with their Local Representatives as a volunteer. The main mission of the Walk free Foundation is to end modern slavery. Article 3-21 of the Universal Declaration list, enshrines that all people are entitled to civil and political rights and the rights that are articulated in these sections covers the right to life, liberty and security and freedom from slavery and…

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    At the ceremony commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the march, President Obama in his speech raises the issue of freedom and equality of all citizens. He starts his speech with memories of how fifty years ago, people from all corners of the country gathered together in Washington to protect the civil rights, voting rights, the eradication of legal discrimination. Barack Obama emphasizes that many of these people had only “the few dollars they scrimped from their labor”, therefore they were…

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    directly affect him. Mandela then goes on to contradict himself, saying his “boyhood freedom was an illusion,” and it is implied a sense of brotherhood had not yet been stirred. However in the next paragraph Mandela seems to have an awakening because he says, “...the chains on any one of my people were the chains on all of them, the chains on all of my people were the chains on me.” Mandela recalls his thoughts of freedom, not limited to his Native brethren, but also the Afrikaans. He speaks…

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    Ask Ali Culture

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    In the article “Ask Ali: Freedom can be influenced by cultural values” the author reinforced this belief and concept, but referred to it as a “social code.” The writer seeks to address a concerned about the perception of freedom. For example, “… In the western mentality, “freedom” is understood to mean the ability to do whatever you want without limits, but in many countries, this is ruled by what is allowed by law. For most Arabs. Especially in the Gulf, freedom is about being able to do…

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    Maybe it would be best if you imagined your fancy bids, assuming it will be, because certainly I do not meet you all, in this story of the one who walk away from Omelas. Ursula K. Le Guin is simply invites you to become its main character. How could you accept or reject this malicious application? It is quite simple to accept, to read about it, and deny it to land in the effort. the city of joy, your own Omelas, continuously develops in your head. it's nice, the image of the bay…

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    idea of the book. The main symbol Hawthorne uses is the rose bush, to show that throughout all the pain and judgement Hester Prynne had to go through, this rose bush showed her there is still hope. The rose bush shows her strength, beauty, hope and freedom. A newly mother, Hester, gets publicly humiliated for her sin of adultery, but this one rose bush tells her not to give up on herself and Pearl. The first meaning behind this rose bush is strength and beauty. The bush shows Hester the…

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