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    release public statements in support of or decrying political candidates, while others choose to support or decry candidates by penning or dedicating songs to them. Oftentimes, especially in this past Presidential election cycle, musicians have denied political candidates permission to use their music in campaigning efforts. Some of these artists may choose to do so in efforts to keep their art as apolitical as possible, but many choose to deny political candidates permission to use their music…

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    overall it is not the only factor that influences the votes that the candidate receives in primaries as well as on election day. Money has been found to have major and minor effects on presidential elections based on campaign funding, super PACs, and statistics from the 2012 election. Political scientist Michael Franz conducted a study that found advertising is not as influential on elections as it may seem to be. It…

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    The civil rights movement was strategically and meticulously planned, from the location to the protestors. Gladwell states that organization such as the N.A.A.C.P. were like a military campaign. When the sit-ins occurred, they didn’t appear in an unmethodical pattern, “It spread to those citied which had… a core of dedicated and trained activist…”. The civil rights movement had a clear leader, Martin Luther King, a clear organization, N…

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    young adults, ages 16-24 spend more than 200 minutes a day on a mobile device. This number is expected to continue to grow due to the increase in people always wanting to know what is going on. Thomson states that it is imperative for candidates to campaign on social media to reach the young demographic because they “make(s) up the same proportion of the U.S. voting-age population as the Baby…

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    Political campaigns stand as one of the staples of a democratic system of government, giving the citizenry access to the politicians who could represent them on a local, state, or national level. In america, every election is different with varying rules, ballot structures, level of media coverage, and participating constituents. Currently, the U.S. 2016 presidential campaign is in full force and quickly approaching the national conventions, which will finally declare who the Republican and…

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    Keita By Beau Bratley According to kidsrights.org “Every five minutes a child is killed by violence.” One man named Abraham M. Keita(or Keita for short)knew something had to be done about this fact so ever since he was nine he has been classified as an activist. You might wonder what is an activist? Well, an activist is someone with a goal and not usually a short-term goal which can be anywhere from a day to a year or two it's usually a long-term goal which is from a year to maybe over a…

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    Teen Activism

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    hunt in Taiji, Japan. Ever since then, she made it her mission to put an end to harming these animals. And lastly, Ella Van Cleave is a very powerful teen activist because she created a campaign. This is because she wants make a documentary that spreads awareness about protecting aquatic species. And this campaign helps her to raise money for film equipment. She's such a smart activist don't you…

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    Many teen activists are determined to make a difference in the world. They put in a lot of time and effort to change the world. A teen activist, from Westerly, Rhode Island, named Alex Lin, was able to make a difference. His goal was too ban e-waste dumping in Rhode Island. Alex Lin was able to make a difference because he wanted to protect the environment, he had a group of friends to help him, and he was determined. Alex Lin was able to make a difference in the world because he wanted to…

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    Filip Koritysskiy L13 Throughout every political campaign ad, the ulterior motive has always been consistent: to coax the audience to vote for the nominee. There is a stark contrast as to how these campaign leaders have gone about in reflecting their core principles as well as how they stigmatize their competitors. In the 2012 Presidential election, between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, the advertisements reflected the candidate’s goals and their prior experience in relation to these goals.…

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    Prompt: Should negative advertising in political campaigns be banned? Negative advertising within political campaigns is found throughout the world and many leaders have extensively utilized it to their advantage. But is it moral, or even the right thing to do? Negative campaigns are embedded within the history of the United States and, many other countries as well.“Daisy”, a famous advertisement from the 1964 campaign was played just once by the Democratic party. It was in favor of President…

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