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    pushing the reader to the thought that freedom, independence and self-realization, living at least a little for yourself is even worth dying. At the end, establishing the final philosophical feministic statement, Kate Chopin captures the idea that dying is the state of ultimate freedom, happiness and relief is better going back to the ordinary life of suppressed, secondary character in the household, underdeveloped, underperformed woman. She probably thought that freedom was to die for and she…

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    As Appiah stated, “A tenable global ethics has to temper a respect for difference with a respect for the freedom of actual human beings to make their own choices.” There is a relationship between cultural diversity and freedom. As humans, we all have the freedom to express our ideas and thoughts. We have the ability to decide what ideas or values from another culture that we want to integrate into our lives and how we plan to do it…

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    the people; ultimately, proving how the oppressive government strips society of their freedom and humanity. Generally speaking, the Party retains control through the illusion of privacy, especially in Winston and Julia’s circumstance. In order to continue their love affair, Winston asked Mr. Charrington–a shop owner–to lend them a room, which becomes “a world, a pocket of the past where extinct animals could walk”(150). Basically, a refuge where one can be free from the perils of constant…

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    Even as a precocious ten-year-old reading Oedipus Rex over summer break, I was able to appreciate the succinctness of Oedipus’ answer to the riddle of the Sphinx. To paraphrase: ‘man is the only creature that ‘walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon and three in the evening.’ The most striking thing about this statement is the rather matter-of-fact acceptance that no human has been able to singularly bear the weight of their one’s own decline. That being the case: I’m not unwilling…

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    “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Nelson Mandela was a South African leader and would later become president of South Africa. He also lead movements in South Africa. He is famous for helping bring an end to apartheid and has been a global advocate for human rights. Nelson Mandela's life in South Africa that led him to become an South African activist, lawyer, father, prisoner, and president. Nelson Mandela was born July 18th 1918 into a thembu…

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    Everyday people sin, and the sun comes up the next day. When a sinner walks down the street, they might see a rosebush after a long day of yelling at coworkers or some other terrible deed. After causing someone else grief, they still get some beauty from the world. The rosebush in the story is used to display nature’s grace and, the sun is used for freedom when it shines down on one. In The Scarlet Letter, Hawthorne uses the rosebush outside of the prison and the sun shining on characters as…

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    Sara and Elizabeth, who has cattle prods around their waist in order to put fear into the handmaids. The women are not allowed to speak with one another so they must resort to lip reading when the aunts are not looking. The handmaids were allowed two walks a day around the former football field. While the women are walking , the guards stand with their backs towards the women. Offred hope that some day one of the guards would turn around and see her body so they can possibly make a deal. As the…

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    Maintaining Your Savings

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    parents gave me $100, which I considered a high accomplishment in my life. My parents told me not to spend everything while I went on that trip. With a $100 bill in my hand and no limits to what I could absolutely purchase, I felt a sense of freedom, but with freedom, came responsibility. I left that trip with a $100 and came back with at least $60 in my hand. That’s when I started to put my leftover money in a money jar and began accumulating savings. Everyone has their own method of saving…

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    The Dangers of Safe Spaces Safe spaces can destroy the basic setup of college campuses right to promote freedom of speech. Freedom of speech is something that many have fought long and hard for everyone to have. College is supposed to help everyone get accustom to how things are in the real world. Having “safe spaces” on campuses deliberately hinders freedom of speech and it helps generate a world of more close minded people. While colleges are comprised of people from all around the world,…

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    First Ten Amendments

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    individual of the United States of America. To help us understand each individual right the constitution is made up of The Bill of Rights which is the first ten amendments. This includes a breakdown of the laws that protects each individuals freedom such as the freedom of speech, religion, and the right to protect yourselves with the right to bear arms, these are just to name a few of the ten. There are a total of twenty-seven amendments in which 11-27 was later added. We have James Madison to…

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