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    Racial Profiling In Law

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    question and search the vehicle of a black person that has not committed a crime. The Fourth Amendment protects against unlawful search and seizure. The United States Constitution protects against injustice but racial profiling occurs in the very law enforcement agencies that are supposed to protect us. Profiling occurs in many ways and race is the main focal point of numerous profiling within law enforcement agencies (as cited Bell, Hopson, Craig & Robinson, 2014). The term racial profiling…

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    Union broke up. During this time period, the president of the United States was Harry Truman. The Two superpowers in the Cold War were the United States and the Soviet Union in other words capitalism vs. communism. In previous years the Soviet Union's and the United States did not have the best relationship. During this time the leader of the Soviet Union was Joseph Stalin this made relations with the United States worst. The United States was trying to prevent the expansion of communism this is…

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    Rome wasn’t built in a day The saying, “Rome wasn’t built in a day.” Has a special meaning for the United States. It is a country that was formed in 1776 and its people has experienced many events and changes that brought them to where they are today. Its society, culture, behavior and norms are developed through time and does not suddenly appear out of nowhere. Such as the events that occurred after the civil war, World War, the great depression, and Martin Luther King’s movement, all helped…

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    Space Traders Summary

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    The selected reading, “Space Traders” is a troubling story about race relations, greed, status and reckless political power. The story begins on the first day of the year 2000 in the United States of America. For the first time ever, visitors from a star in outer space were to visit earth; in fact, they had announced their visit via radio broadcasts weeks in advance. Millions of people were prepared to witness this historic event. The visitors from the far star arrived in a grand fashion,…

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    which are astounding: One in every three black men will be incarcerated at some point in their life (Mauer, 79). And one out of every 18 black women will also be incarcerated in their lifetime (Mauer, 79). These are higher than any other race in the United States. This is not from a…

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    Although a humorous story, Brownies has a very serious theme of racial discrimination and stereotyping. The main Character, Laurel states “Whites were like those baby pigeons: real and existing, but rarely seen or thought about” (Packer 179). She is referring to her time period; in the southern suburbs of Atlanta you didn’t see white people. Why? Because of racial segregation blacks and whites were split up. Whites referred themselves as superior to blacks. This makes you wonder, how has…

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    Capital Punishment: An Annotated Bibliography When considering the possibility that capital punishment could be justified as a response towards evil action. Approvingly that capital punishment is an appropriate crime punishment in a response to murder, “the greatest crime known to the law.” As capital punishment is not morally permissible as a response to evil, then it cannot be permissible morally. If capital punishment cannot be justified towards a response in evils acts, when will it ever be…

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    country. Segregation is the action of being set apart from others, or the separation of a specific racial, religious, or any other part of society mostly associated with force. It started way back in the beginning of the 17th century when the United States were introduced to slaves. The “so called” government at the time feared that having African American slaves and freed African Americans mixed together would cause an uproar. They thought it would lead to a rebellion, and the African…

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    racial groups are either superior or inferior to other racial groups. The groups with the most power and authority are at the top of the racial hierarchy, while the most inferior group is at the bottom. As far as the United States of America is concerned, racism means rank the different race or ethnic groups which based on biological traits and traits of personal personality, intellect, morality and other cultural behavioral…

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    Soccer Is The Best Sport

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    dramatically in the United States over the past decade. Soccer is clearly recognized all over the world as the best sport to play and watch. Soccer is the best sport in the world because it is played worldwide. Soccer is played all over the world using the same rules to play the same game. Just like other sports in the United States, soccer has a championship game called The World Cup. (World futbol annual) Unlike some of the other sports played in the United…

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