Pledge of Allegiance

Should kids say the pledge in school everyday? My research paper is over the argument that seems to be happening a lot at schools, the fact that we still do the Pledge of Allegiance. Some parents don’t like to have their kids doing the pledge every day at school, it’s against their religion and what they believe in. But just because there your children doesn’t mean you should make them believe in what they do. They have their own mindset, it’s not fair if the parents make them follow and do…

case. In 2000-2002 Michael Newdow is an atheist who wants to take out the “under God” in the pledge of allegiance because it is an endorsement to religion. Now how would you feel if our forefathers who created the pledge to provide unity for our country, if those words just be taken out. That makes me infuriated that a person like Michael, who is an atheist wants to take out this great part of the pledge because of his beliefs, in my opinion, I think it is just plain wrong to do such an action…

religious freedom that is given to them by the First Amendment. School prayer is a continuous subject that has gone through many court cases, and is no longer allowed to be sponsored by the government,also it is in the school everyday within the Pledge of Allegiance. Prayer in schools started…

Two Texas Teens are sueing their school for the right to sit durng the Pledge of Allegiance in protest. The two teens stated that their teachers and aministators violated their constitutional right by puninshing and preventing them from sitting during the recite of the Pledge Of Allegiance. They also stated that the recieved horrible treatment for the teachers and administrators because of their protest.Both schools denied the accusations and stated that because of the law suit they could not…

our right to free speech. For the past couple years we have been fighting to keep the Pledge of Allegiance in our schools because it merely mentions God. What happened to our freedom of religion? Mentioning God in the Pledge of Allegiance is not forcing religious beliefs on anyone, nor is it being used in a rude or offensive way, so why is it that some schools are not allowing students or staff to say the Pledge? Freedom of Religion is an American right that…

freedom of religion. People didn’t oppose the unanimous act of Congress to add God to the pledge until 2002. The Supreme Court ruled that it was perfectly okay for the government to do this because the Constitution says it is unlawful for the government to make laws requiring the practice of religion or preventing the practice of it. But if schools are requiring that kids participate in the Pledge of Allegiance, pledging themselves to the flag of a nation under God, is that not making them…

1st Reason Fear is defined as an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. In general, people fear things that they do not know about. When someone feels threatened, they may try and either avoid the situation or get hostile. Foreign things may seem harmful until one learns about the actual aspects of them. A huge fear that is in today’s society is fear of religion that is different than one’s own religious beliefs.…

but the question is are we? Since, I can remember we have always pledged to the flag of the United States every morning before class started. Just by simply breaking down the words on the pledge of allegiances we can analyze the meaning of those words. The pledge allegiances states that “ I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all”. These words were written in the…

indoctrination. We see this first when the children are told to memorize the Pledge of Allegiance. They did not question the meaning of it and all they knew was that they have to memorize it because it is “patriotic”. This relates to the topic sentence by showing that even if things are in its natural form, but presented with logic, then the children, or perhaps anyone, will believe in the reasoning. For example, the Pledge of Allegiance’ evidence for being patriotic was that it is part of the…

When two rhetors are engaging in a debate, they can easily argue past one another if a mutual level of stasis is not settled upon. In the debate of “A Short History Of Torches And Intimidation” written by Sarah Bond and “Parents Fight Over Pledging Allegiance In Schools” written by Tovia Smith, both rhetors can agree that symbols serve a certain function and when those functions are abused it can cause conflict and uproar, especially when the function confronts the question of whether or not it…