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    has been a controversial ethical topic ever since the renowned Roe v. Wade decision permitted women to have the right to have an abortion. Thomson’s main argument is that the right to life is not an absolute right, and therefore in some cases abortion is morally permissible: those three cases being 1) the right to life does not include the rights to another person’s body without the person’s voluntary consent (cases of rape), 2) the fetus is a threat to the pregnant woman and 3) the fetus was…

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    born. Social justice movements fight wherever injustice and inequality exist. They are always ahead of the time they are born into, and that is why social justice movements have always shaped our world into a better one. One of this movements is the Pro-choice movement, or United States abortion-rights movement, which fight for the right of every women to have an elective, legal abortion. The most cited argument against…

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    Changes in Apple Code of Conduct In the Apple industry, code of the conduct was firstly introduced in 2005. Although over the years of Apple has made many changes through their codes of conduct depending on different types of risks. These in take settings have many risks that they might need to present themselves. Or to cover the areas the company, may already overlook. Apple 2015 the changes are given more new challenges that present themselves in many new occupations that are highly…

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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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    When Maya first moved to New York, she was fresh out of college, barely earning enough to stay alive. She did not have a steady job, friends, or health insurance. She was 24 and she had never been to a gynecologist. Maya was scared that a doctor would be too expensive, she was scared of the exam, and she was scared for her health. Hesitantly, she booked an appointment with her local Planned Parenthood. She saw a kind, professional doctor and had a full gynecological exam for only $140 (Barish).…

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    I think the Constitution should be flexible and that the United States Supreme Court should have the power to change laws that no longer reflect societal norms and that are deemed unconstitutional. The flexibility in the constitution allows the government to adapt to changing needs of the society in the future. Many people like James Madison believe that the Constitution should not be altered or fixed but rather followed the same way it was written. On the other hand, many Americans like Thomas…

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    I will highlight a few. God speaks very clearly in the Bible on the value of unborn children. God’s Word says that He personally made each one of us, and has a plan for each life: The sixth commandment clearly states“You shall not murder” (Exod. 20:13). The Bible does not specify all classes of human beings who may not be murdered—that is, it does not bother saying, “You shall not murder women, people of color, old people…

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    In December of 2015, a women living in Tennessee named Anna Yocca, age 31, attempted to abort her pregnancy in her own home using a wire coat-hanger. Since the pregnancy was 24 weeks along, which is just about the limit to which an abortion will be performed by a clinic, she is being charged with the attempted murder of her unborn child. There are not many details provided in the article about any possible circumstances surrounding the case and there is hardly anything written about the mother…

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    Nurse Vs Patient Beliefs

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    As a nurse, on any given shift that you work, you know you are going to take care of a number of patients that not always share the same thoughts and beliefs as you do. With saying that, one must know where they personally stand, but ultimately not force their beliefs on others. Some examples of the nurse vs patient beliefs are as followed; Values, described by yourdictionary.com as things that are most important to someone. An example would be religious beliefs (ex. nurse – Baptist, eat meat:…

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    professional background to support the position; therefore, Senator Hillary Clinton will have my Vote. It is evident that Senator Clinton has received a huge backlash from previous mistakes that she had made throughout her political career and personal life; nonetheless I feel that as people that is how we gain a better understanding and learn how to improve on different topics an grow. I feel that Senator Clinton supports topics I find are important to promote equality regarding issues women…

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