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    Passed in 1976, the Hyde Amendment took effective in 1780,when the supreme court ruled it to be constitutional. The Hyde Amendment stated that women would not have the benefits to be cover by federal funding in case they wanted to go through the procedure of abortion. Named after the congressman Henry Hyde the amendments must be passed each year. President Bill Clinton was the one who went against it throughout his campaign in 1992 came to petition a modified version of the Amendment. Actually,…

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    Government officials made a bill that supports the act of abortion. “The terms is called Pro‐choice and Pro‐life were coined in the United States in the context of a heated national debate about the legalization of abortion(Credo). The term Pro‐choice is a campaign to support women's rights politically and socially. The term Pro-life is on the opposing side where the government has a say to all human life. “Abolishing abortion is not the end goal. The end goal…

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    The Equal Rights Amendment, or ERA, was purposed to create equality for minorities and women. Both sides of the debate used the argument of the effects on families. Thesis: The Equal Rights Amendment used family to support the amendment by stating that women should be treated equal to men in court over custody, while the side against the bill argued that changing the roles of women would do harm to the upbringing of children. Parham v. Hughes ruling declared that father’s of children without…

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    Whether one is pro-choice or pro-life, the topic of abortion awakens a lot of strong feelings and opinions. Is it the governments place to jump in and decide whether or not abortion should be legal? I do not believe an anti-abortion amendment should be made to the Constitution. While it is my personal opinion that abortion is a terrible thing and I would never have one myself, we need to think of the full implications of this amendment. Also, I still believe people should have the right to make…

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    Roe V. Wade Pros And Cons

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    When considering the benefits of the historical Roe v Wade Supreme Court case, one of the most obvious benefits is one of the most important: women’s health. Women’s reproductive health has been greatly improved through the legalization of abortion made possible because of Roe v Wade. It is important to understand that even before Roe legalized abortion, “many unqualified people set themselves up as abortion providers, using unsafe methods and unsanitary facilities, based solely on their desire…

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    Reproductive Health Care Availability and Controversial Policies Reproductive health care services that are provided by government funding is a highly debated topic among citizens and policy makers alike. Providing reproductive health care services through government funded agencies has been argued for and against, based on the benefits to the social welfare of the population, and the allocation of government funding. Will defunding Planned Parenthood save government funding and prevent…

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    Roe V. Wade Pros And Cons

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    in day to day conversations. As communities’ debate point of views related to the abortion controversy there has become an opinion of pro-choice and that of pro-life. As opinions are present, articles are written, and within these articles are facts and points of view. When choosing a side such as pro-life or that of pro-choice…

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    President Pros And Cons

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    1. All six topics were equally important, which made it difficult to single out one most important. After hearing the debate from both presidential candidates, Mrs. Hillary Clinton and Mr. Donald Trump, I have decided the fitness to be a president would be the most important topic. To my belief, the president of the United States is a representative for the nation’s people. The president also greatly influences the other five topics that will greatly affect the people. The president’s actions…

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    Globalization: The pros and cons Being a part of generation that is growing with the trend of the globalization, I felt obligated to recognize the pros and cons of the globalization. We live in the world that we could travel around the globe anytime we wish and shop for any products that we want by a click. We, in the 21st century, are spoiled by all the technological innovations, global trades and international opportunities. Although globalization brought us uncountable benefits and welfare,…

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    Pros And Cons Of Pro Life

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    Throughout the time that I have been alive, the debate between pro life and pro choice has always been a big one. Usually, people with strong biblical beliefs side with pro life because they look at it as if you are killing a human and a chance at life given from God. Someone with very strong biblical beliefs is former Heisman Trophy winner, Tim Tebow. Tim Tebow led the Florida Gators to two National Championships, was a 3x All American, was selected in the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft, and…

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