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    the Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade, was when abortion was finally legal, because the courts had realized it was an invasion of women’s privacy. In 2016 abortion is still legal but, of course they are some people who are against it. For instance, the state of Ohio has recently defunded Planned Parenthood, which means that in a far future both birth control and abortion may become illegal. The…

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    In Eritrea, only state news media are authorized to operate. They do so under the complete direction of an information minister: Journalists are conscripted into their work and enjoy no editorial freedom and are handed specific instructions on how to cover events. Moreover, journalists suspected of sending information outside the country are thrown into prison without charge or trial and are held for extended periods of time without access to a family or a lawyer. Countries such as Eritrea,…

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    vote. She stated that “the recently adopted Fourteenth Amendment gave women the constitutional right to vote in federal elections. The Amendment said that "all persons born and naturalized in the United States...are citizens of the United States," and as citizens were entitled to the "privileges" of citizens of the United States.” (). Susan believed these privileges included the right to vote. Susan and about 50 other women went on the day of the election and tried to register to vote. The men…

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    of how he believes a Chinese negotiator talks - speaking in poor or “broken english”. ABC 7 News’ article “Donald Trump’s Remarks Spark Outrage in Asian American Communities” states, “Leaders worry that that Trump supporters will embrace racial stereotypes of Asian Americans and fail to appreciate them as American citizens who have made significant contributions to the U.S,” proving that today, politicians influenced by the racial prejudice against Asian Americans can try to suggest racist…

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    controversy due to their deliberation. The continued argument in today’s world is the women’s right to choose. The women’s right to choose is considered a fundamental right guaranteed through the right to privacy. Since the very foundation of the United States Constitution, there has been much influence of common law which does not speak much if not reinstated in writing through the constitution. The Women’s Right to Choose, is constantly under attack and only under clearer ruling from the…

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    California and states west of the rocky mountain represented financial wealth for many immigrant’s groups across the globe because of the demand of a labor force. California’s population alone significantly increased due to the emigration of foreign labor groups. For Instance, “In San Francisco, the population grew from 1,000 in 1848 to over 20,000 by 1850. California's overall population growth was so swift that it was incorporated into the Union as the 31st state in 1850” (Immigration to the…

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    Are Immigrants In America?

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    The United States of America, also known as the home of the brave and free have encountered this question time and again. In 1919, under the Woodrow administration, Alexander Mitchell Palmer was the Attorney General of the United States. An Attorney General oversees the United States’ citizens. They are known as the “People’s Lawyers”. In 1920, Palmer oversaw the implementation of the mass deportation of immigrants through raids even though many were citizens-natural born or naturalized.…

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    farmers? As a Republican, he wanted to help American citizens, especially farmers to receive education. In the begging of 1800 America increased from nine colleges and universities to twenty-one. To continue with this idea, Jefferson wanted the country to be more involved with medicine and science, thus the first American medical school is from the University of Pennsylvania. Jefferson, wanted to limit federal government power, and allow states to have more power. Overall, his goals were not…

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    argue that states’ rights hold more importance over the power of the federal government, an “overall trend in American history shows the increase of dominance of local over national politics.” The dominance of the federal government is beneficial for American society because it is more efficient, more democratic, and…

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    The Travon Martin Story

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    America has change during the times of 2010 to 2015, and some of the change has been effective for the survival of the nation. Some of the changes include the rise of minimal wage, large amount of soldiers were able to come home for a short time, and the job increase for people with degrees in fields like nursing. The negative out comes from the last five years is the violence and not t up holding the rights of African Americans that has led to the death of innocent people and cause a uproar in…

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