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    Political Party Activism

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    major financial contributors to political parties,” (364). Activism is action taken for a cause that goes beyond what is considered standard or routine. A political party activist is an individual who spends time promoting a political party, the party’s platform, and the party’s candidates. These people tend to hold more ideological political beliefs…

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    In recent years, musicians have routinely used their voices in efforts to support or protest politicians and their policies. Some artists choose to release public statements in support of or decrying political candidates, while others choose to support or decry candidates by penning or dedicating songs to them. Oftentimes, especially in this past Presidential election cycle, musicians have denied political candidates permission to use their music in campaigning efforts. Some of these artists may…

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    I feel like in the younger generation a majority of them do not have this same drive behind them on certain issues. In my generation you hear many discuss issues like “Black Lives Matter” and they all go on social media and support the cause but then when I go back on to my social media accounts I do not see many of those same people supporting the cause in the form of protest. This is what I mean when I say losing ambition. Back in the error of the Greensboro sit-ins people were willing to lose…

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    Teen activist speaking Craig Kielburger is an teen activism. An activism is a someone that focus on one issue and tries to fix it to make the world to a better place. One morning he read his newspaper and found out that another teen activist Iqbal Masih was shot killed. Iqbal escaped from child labor and made a speech to stop child labor but it wasn't enough so he help other kids escape from child labor. According to the article…

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    If you want to stand up for something important or see something that needs to change become a teen activist. Teen activists are teens who stand up for a cause or something that needs to be changed. Teen activists have to make sacrifices for their cause and take time that they could be using for having fun.There are many reasons teens become activists like personal experience, to help the community, or they see something that needs to change. The first reason that teens become activists is from…

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    Teenage activists are very important in this world. Who else would teach people lessons about bullying, recycling, saving animals, and more? There are many courageous teenagers who stand up for what they believe in and teach people what is right, and we can be like them. Three of these fearless people’s names are Alex Libby, Alex Lin, and Jeromy Rodriguez. ALEX LIBBY Alex Libby is a very brave teenage activist because he fought for people being bullied. Alex did what it took to be a teen…

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    Protesting Essay People participate in protests in order to stand up for their opinions, to make society equal for all civilians, and to prove and point, and protests are effective when they are achieved with nonviolence and are nondiscriminatory. Firstly, individuals participate in protests in order to stand up for their opinions and to fight against something they personally disagree with, whether it be a law or ideology. In Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Beyond Vietnam” speech against the Vietnam…

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    Introduction: This analysis of the UN Women’s Organization will define the pan-Asian political activism, protectionism, and socio-economic factors of victimized and exploited Asian women as the “other” in the context of constructing female identity in a patriarchal Asian society. UN Women defines the premise of building an international coalition of women to galvanize and inspire women to find greater socio-economic and political resources to raise their wages and standard of living in Asia.…

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    The River Between Poem

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    It’s a clear October night, temperatures are hovering around 63 degrees, you crack open the window and snuggle into the comfort and familiarity of your own bed, you are lulled to sleep by the fresh, crisp, Autumn breeze, totally unaware of the bad dream you have a date with once asleep. It’s a horrible, horrible dream yet so common you’ve personally experienced it, once, twice maybe even a dozen times, or you know people who have, or seen this kind of nightmare played out in a movie. There you…

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    To: Bipul Chakraborty From: Sajal Nazir, Consultant Re: Tata Steel Zoological Park Problem Statement: This report will assist Bipul Chakraborty, the new Director of the Tata Steel Zoological Park, in determining how the triple bottom-line framework can be incorporated into the business model; where the zoo can become a profitable and self-sufficient business venture, while also meeting its conservational, environmental and social objectives. Key Issues: The zoo is facing a profitability…

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