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    What does a Citizen Value? What does it mean to be a good citizen? Is it just voting and obeying the law? No, it is more than that. They have certain great attributes like truth and honesty because it is a key part to being a decent resident. Genuineness can be connected intimately with trust and in a group you need both keeping in mind the end goal to live easily with everyone around you. Justice and have the courage to stand up to corruption and to be unwavering at the sight of a check with a…

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    Kavgarri Vs Geovarri

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    Family History: KaVarri (offender) and GeoVarri (victim) are identical twin sisters. KaVarri has a previous criminal record, hangs out with a rough crowd, and often toys with crime. GeoVarri is the extreme opposite of her twin. She graduated with honors earning her bachelor’s degree in Social Services, and hosts seminars offering help to parents with troubled teenage girls. She is very involved with a close group of church friends, and has never so much has had a traffic ticket. Identical…

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    In Northrup Frye’s passage he says that, “The concept of a responsible citizen very much parallels that of being an educated person. Responsible citizenship clearly requires citizens who are informed and involved. An informed citizen is an embodied knower: a person, who seeks information, considers conflicting discourse, is reflective and utilizes critical thinking skills”. For instance, there are dozens…

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    BLM Movement Summary

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    summarized the tactics and collective needs to end the war on black people. Not only do the platform of The Movement for Black Lives (MFBL) and Black Lives Matter (BLM) promote intersectionality and inclusion, it also addresses the issues of categorized citizenship in regards to hegemonic power, without adopting dominant structures in their appeals. Intersectional groups can join with BLM as they attempt to move from the nation-state as an identity and away from legacies of dominant power…

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    Hector Sanchez Hector Sanchez is 58 years old and is married to Celia. He came to the United States in 1979 as young undocumented agricultural worker. In 1986 he was granted amnesty and given his green card, making him a legal, permanent resident. Hector has never become a citizen, however it has been a goal of his. He has worked very hard his whole life and maintained a steady job with a construction company for the past 18 months. As Hector has gotten older is health has declined. He now…

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    Sangiovanni's Argument

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    In this paper, I will first introduce what I believe to be the best argument for difference principle. To do this, I will compare two different arguments from Blake and Sangiovanni. They sure share some similarities, which I will reserve if I deem appropriate. But the most important point is their different empirical and normative premises. I will elaborate those differences in detail and develop my own argument. After I present my argument, I will acknolwdge my argument’s limitations and try to…

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    Main concepts discussed: Roles of the citizen ‘Citizenship is the status of a person recognized under the custom or law as being a member of a state. A person may have multiple citizenships and a person who does not have citizenship of any state is said to be stateless’ (Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, n.d. Web. 14 Dec. 2015.) A citizen of the united states lives under the law of the united states. So they have to follow the rules; the law of America (if there in the United states, otherwise…

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    Good Morning, Esteemed Guests and welcome to the Australia Day Citizenship Ceremony. Many of you have lived in Australia for a few years and already know how fantastic, scenic and amazing it is. I will prove this to you with my following arguments. The first point is that Australia has incredible landscapes. Secondly Australia has an amazing history and many opportunities. Finally Australia contains a diverse amount of people which allows us to make many different friends. Would you like to…

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    Accordingly, organizational goal orientation should have important behavioral consequences to its members, both individually and collectively. Indeed, research within the realm of positive organizational behavior and ethics supports this conclusion: "Ethics as rules for right behavior are imperfect statements of the aspirations that motivated them . . . In fact, defining ethical behavior as duty often obscures the moral standard and motivation behind…

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    Today there stands a city that has had thousands of years preserved underneath its streets. Archeologists and historians are working together to find out the story of this city, but often times the translation of academic findings to the rest of the world is not fulfilled. In popular culture today there are many gross interpretations of roman life that misguide the common consumer of information to get a terrible understanding of what roman life was like. There is a man though that is trying to…

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