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    they are understanding everything that I am saying so there is no confusion or need to call back in. There are a few things that I do on the calls to make sure that there is effective communication and that the customer and I remain on the same page throughout our interaction. First, I use non-verbal communication by applying a happy and pleasant tone, ensuring them that I will help in any way possible. I keep a positive tone through the entire call while also maintaining confidence, which is…

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    Communication is the key to being successful in all of your life endeavors. With good communication it is much easier to achieve the goals you have in your life. Communication is a multifaceted concept. The most major aspect is the ability to handle conflict through the use of good communication. For me that is why I try everyday to improve my communication. Through the use of communication you can either raise more of a conflict or dissolve a conflict before it starts. This is done by having…

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    Through an analysis of “Kiss of Love” movement and form, this essay seeks to show how this nonviolent dissent is an example about how youngsters is challenging the continuing restrictions on civil liberties and unruly administration of moral policing in the name of protecting Indian culture from the western culture…

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    On April 16th, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” in response to criticism he received from fellow clergymen. They criticized his leading of nonviolent direct action program of protests throughout the city of Birmingham, Alabama, including sit-ins and freedom rides. Dr. King addresses these concerns by first providing the clergymen with his reason for going to Birmingham- to battle injustice. Dr.King asserts that “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice…

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    negotiate civilly (“Pacifism”). Nevertheless, initially, Ghandi’s peaceful protests often ended violently, however over time they began to entice more nonviolent followers because many referred to violence as a feeble tactic (Young 1700). Gandhi soon won the approval and support of many by obtaining rights for South African and Indian citizens through nonviolent methods (“Pacifism”). Gandhi referred to his resistant techniques in India against British imperialists as honest but unyielding and…

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    In “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” Martin Luther King Jr. addresses eight of the most respected clergymen in Alabama about their inaction and failure to support a movement that they should. King also points out that the white moderate, who say that they agree with him, have become too comfortable in the current system and because of that do not truly want the change that they call for. One of King’s biggest grievance with the white moderate and clergymen that he addresses is that they are not…

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    the Montgomery movement and his own personal journey, and then offers six basis points for nonviolence. Dr. King lived and taught these essential ingredients of active nonviolence until the day he died. These are the points that Dr King emphasis; Nonviolent resistance is not cowardly, but is a form of resistance, Advocates of nonviolence do not want to humiliate those they oppose, Nonviolence seeks to defeat evil, not people,…

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    In Erica Chenoweth’s “Give Peaceful Resistance a Chance”, and Maria J. Stephan and Erica Chenoweth’s “Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict,” both articles argue that nonviolent protest is more effective than that of violent protests. However, Chenoweth’s article is an op-ed piece which is presented to a general audience while the Chenoweth & Stephan piece was written for an academic journal and is directed towards people who are knowledgeable about the subject.…

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    what they believe in. I am a strong believe that violence is not the key to do things when it comes to protest.. Nonviolent protest shows your support but like violent protest it doesn’t always accomplish anything. It just shows your beliefs but it seems like nothing comes out of it. B.) Central Idea: The difference between three different kinds of protest - violent protest, nonviolent protest, civil disobedience. C.) The questions I asked: Do you agree or disagree that violent protest is the…

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    In his speech “Impasse on Race Relations,” Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preached nonviolence and peaceful protest to a group of Canadian college students. His arguments, although clear and logical, are now outdated. Black Americans and white people no longer “collaborate for human dignity.” Dr. Martin Luther King was a very wise man. I, along with anyone, could tell that he was intelligent as I read this speech. He presented his arguments in a very clear and logical way. For example, in the…

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