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    facilities, schools, food, or jobs. I was devastated.”(Hosseini). Already made refugees, the people that had just lost their homes had to live off of dirty water, no money, and any survival skills they had. Most people in the U.S. are able to lead productive lives and spend their time improving society or providing services for others, but in places like this, the only thing that is ever considered is how they will get through the day alive. Needs as basic as clean water, shelter, and food…

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    to equalize and lessen them. I will then turn to the prison system. In a moral system, I argue that prisoners should be treated humanely as people, fully deserving of rights such as access to health care, paid work, human interaction, and healthy food. If the system is progressive and rehabilitative, I argue that prisoners should be enrolled in…

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    self-centered, human beings have become even more narcissistic with the aid of new technologies today. Self-transcendence seems like a far-away thing, even for someone in the twenty-first century. Our values are in the wrong place, as were Daisy's. In the act of self- preservation, she allowed Gatsby to take the blame for the manslaughter she committed. And after Gatsby died for what she did, she still didn't attend his funeral. Instead, she saved herself and her reputation. A friend would not…

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    their muzzles and collection bags hanging around their necks to collect saliva. Numerous groups of people, including animal rights activists, argue that testing, experimenting, and conducting labs on animals for science are cruel, unjust, and immoral acts; however, the data that result…

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    Columbia, which was Panama during that time. In order to allow to allow the building of the Panama Canal. He also received Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to negotiate the Russian-Japanese war. He also earned a reputation as a great ecologist for his act in setting aside 125 million acres for national forests. Theodor was first President to win the Nobel Peace Prize, first President to ride in an automobile,…

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    The jeering crowd roars as they strike. The meat packing industry is appalling; poisoned rats and tuberculosis infected steer are thrown into the quality meat. People call to end these horrendous practices. Upton Sinclair wrote, The Jungle, in response to the alleged horrors and intriguing claims. To prepare himself for informing the world, studied, lived, and breathed in the meat packing industry for several weeks. There were many people that thought badly of him and opposed his efforts,…

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    Plath Double Standards

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    Sylvia Plath writes to express the things that have happened throughout her life that also affected many young women her age. She also writes to discuss stigmatized or provocative topics. Plath takes to discussing subjects such as depression, double standards, and societal expectations, at length and candidly. Drawing from her own life and battles with depression, Plath herself went through some of the more invasive procedures as described in the novel. For Esther Greenwood, the therapy “took…

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    4.2.1. MDG 1 – Poverty Reduction and Job and Food Security Many studies on the MDGs have generally agreed that there is a correlation between an improvement in the economic performance (measured by GDP per capita, or PPP in some instance) with an overall increase in improvement of countries in reaching the MDGs. This is self-evident in the MDG 1: Eradicating Extreme Hunger and Poverty (Bourguignon et al. 2008, pp.13–14; Melamed 2010, pp.1–2). It has been noted that poverty reduction in…

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    children. Rules for behavior need to be clear, or else, kids will not be clear of their parents’ expectations and may not have taken them seriously. Children learn by modeling their parents’ behaviors. It was common to notice how children talk, walk, and act just like their parents. After all, parents were their children’s first role-models and teachers. Therefore, when parents demand that their children keep their bedrooms clean and tidy, the adults should do the same (19). Otherwise, they will…

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    SUMMARY The Tuskegee Syphilis study is considered to be one of the United States’ darkest periods of history dealing with the health care system. It has led to one of the largest reasons why American Blacks are very distrusting of the health care system in the United States. The study has also lead to the belief that this was a form of genocide against colored people. The study, which lasted for 40 years, from 1932 – 1972, was conducted on black men who had contracted syphilis and it was…

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