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    As a founding father, he was on the front line when it came to revolution. Coming from the Enlightenment, Jefferson was no stranger to questioning the norms and was a strong advocate for freedom of thought and speech. He also experienced first-hand being considered as secondary by a bigger power, and not being treated like a normal person. Through the many acts that led to revolution such as the stamp act, tea act, sugar act, etc. the colonists…

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    taking part in the bus boycott, being a member of NAACP (National Association Advancement of Coloured People). Rosa became a highly respected face of the civil rights and freedoms movement. She fought hard to make a change, inspiring others along the way. In 1955 Rosa was arrested for protesting against the bus segregation after a long day of work at the Montgomery Fair department store.…

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    eventually branch into millions of destinations. As we walk this path that is the only thing we long for. We also walk this path to set an example for America that it isn’t too late, that the path can still be branched. There is time to fix this broken path for our generations and generations to come. Some in America might ask when the time is, the time is now. Now is the time to give our future working minds the chance to decide which path they want to walk. It would be fatal for many, if…

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    Handmaid’s Tale is based in an imaginary country of Gilead, a palimpsest of the United States. The novel explicitly illustrates the inequitable life of women in the Republic of Gilead. The author connotatively portrays how women face problems like lack of freedom, lack of education and censorship in their daily lives. Margaret Atwood circuitously mentions several institutions, which she blames to be the reason behind social issues. The author herself does not write what the institutions are,…

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    impossibility as a challenge. The walk was carefully planned out and coordinated years in advance. Day after day of Konrad carefully observing criss-crossing telephone wires, analyzing the repetitious movement of the border patrol, plotting his last great performance, his magnificent walk to freedom. Day after day of throwing black market bread up to the men on guard duty, as it turns out. Bread was hard to come by in those days, especially to the men working long hours on the Wall. His…

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    Walking In The Late 1800s

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    walker friendly. In today’s world, walking in certain public places is considered dangerous. “A friend of mine told me recently that a few years ago, when she lived in Mississippi, she was stopped by police constantly simply because she preferred to walk to work” (aeon). This is a good representation of how…

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    How is Ones Freedom Achieved? We like to consider ourselves as free but, what does it mean to be free? We believe we are born with freedom but that is not always the case. As we grow up, we realize we are not free and try to give freedom to ourselves... we try to achieve the freedom we want. It is obvious however, that we have more freedom today than anyone did years back because, as years pass, the amount of freedom we have also changes. To illustrate, after having to read some of the literary…

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    green berets. She is even later discovered in the “greenie hootch” with a necklace made of tongues. After weeks of arguing with her boyfriend, she decides to live her life as one with the land and go out on week long ambushes, sometimes with or without the greenies. Then one morning she walks off into the mountains and vanishes, never to be seen ever again. I believe that Marry Anne was always insane on the inside and Vietnam brought out the beast within her. She had just graduated from high…

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    horrible issue to live with. As claimed by George Barnes, “Religion should not be used as a tool of hate” (Barnes). Today it is important to understand how religion shapes the culture we live in, whether it be positive or negative. Today’s religious freedom allows us to make many decisions without facing the rejection that Brown…

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    How would you like to sit at home watching your favorite team play and the national anthem starts playing and soldiers walk out caring flags and guns and to look to the sideline and see someone sitting down? How do you think the veterans sitting in a wheelchair missing an arm or a leg, or even paralyzed? People lay down their lives for American so it can be safe and so the people can be free. Why disrespect it? Americans stand for the national anthem it's the right thing to do. People should…

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