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    teen. There is a solution however, it is not legal…this being abortion. In the United States the decision for legalization for abortion was based on the Supreme Court on Roe vs. Wade in 1973 when Jane Roe claimed that the Texas abortion laws violated her constitutional rights. Jane Roe won the case thus;…

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    Abortion in the first trimester of pregnancy when there are no serious health risks has been a controversial topic for quite some time. The main argument against elective abortion is that it infringes upon the fetus’s right to life. As well, opponents state that it dismisses any potential future the fetus may have had as a human being and therefore takes away from society by depriving it of a potential successful member of society. However, these arguments can be dismissed when considering the…

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    neither are people’s real lives. The choice to have an abortion is not only a problem that China and Jeremy faced; it is a problem for millions of people every year. An estimated thirty-five percent of all women will have at least one abortion by the time they are forty-five years old. Forty-seven percent of all abortions are performed on women who have had at least one previous abortion. Over two hundred thousand teenagers have abortions in the United States every year. I have been fortunate…

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    was impregnated by her rapist. One road women that have been impregnated by their rapist take, is the road to abortion. Living with a reminder everyday for the rest of their lives may be too much for them to bare. If the women that have been through these excruciating experiences were to have been on birth control, it would have saved them from another life altering memory such as abortion. A contraceptive available today, but only for women 18 years and older, is the Plan B pill. It’s another…

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    Teenage Pregnancy Satire

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    It is a huge problem in America when people come from other countries and see teen mothers pregnant or with their babies. Teen pregnancy has been studied for many years. Roughly one in four teens are pregnant by age twenty. The amount of babies born in the United States per year is around 250,000. If teen pregnancy were to stop the amount of babies born per year would be 150,000. Teen pregnancy brings huge financial problems on the parents and grandparents of the baby. I believe that I have…

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    In recent weeks, social media networks have been flooding with campaigns to construct monuments of several historical figures from colonial America on the Washington Mall. Congressmen from New England and the Mid-Atlantic have produced a series of controversial bills to establish these monuments, and the most exciting perhaps, is one of Anne Hutchinson, the woman who shapes the beginnings of American religion. Anne Hutchinson was remarkable in many ways. Not only did she initiate religious…

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    Ethics means doing the right action, based off virtue ethics. To support this definition the novella excerpt “Lather And Nothing Else”, the article “Who Will Save The Savior Siblings”, and the song “Independence Day” all demonstrate virtuous ethics. Initially, killing is wrong because virtuously killing is not temperament. Hernando Tellez persuades revolutionists to not go against his or her morals in the novella excerpt “Lather and Nothing Else,”. The barber in this excerpt decides not to kill…

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    Even though Kate Fitzgerald is the one that’s sick in her family, the nuclear family has two other kids: Anna and Jesse. While there are several point of views throughout the story of My Sister’s Keeper, Anna is without a doubt the main character. Anna is a 13-year old girl who lives in Providence, Rhode Island. She has always served as the donor for her sister, Kate. Anna issues a lawsuit against her parents for medical emancipation and she hires Campbell Alexander to be her attorney. One of…

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    Witnesses: What Are Their Rights?”, Dr. S. Wooley expresses that “(a) limited life experience cannot truly give one the opportunity to rationalize a belief that may eventually lead to death” regarding to minors who were raised within the Jehovah’s witness community. Dr. Wooley suggests that even minors do not know what is best for themselves in regards to their own medical treatment and the ultimate decision should be left to the physician who is…

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    One of the most important powers of congress is that of Congressional Oversight. While the public may only notice their congress when they are in session debating on important laws that is not the end of their duty as representatives of their constituencies. The members of congress have the responsibility to uphold and regulate different federal agencies (Halchin 2012). This is an important role when it comes to the checks and balance system. Basically, through congressional oversight, Congress…

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