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    LGBT CIVIL RIGHTS In the recent years things have became widely accepted across this country and being homosexual is one of them. Now in the past it was looked down upon always and is still looked down by some people today. Though this has changed vastly with more people accepting people as who they are then just based of their sexuality. That is why I support the decision of legalizing gay marriage in our country. Our country is based on Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, by passing…

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    an upstanding member of the international community, in order to make a difference with one’s essential voice. To complete, one must remember the lesson Jackson taught the world 70 years ago with the Nuremberg trials- everyone must be granted the rights of equality, justice, and fairness. Jackson passed on his life’s work of exposing injustice to the ordinary citizen of the world, stating, “it is not the function of the government to keep the citizen from falling into error; it is the function…

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    In a civil society it is generally understood that people posses the right to many individual freedoms, including the freedom of speech. In liberal democracies these rights are protected by governments through social contract and consent to be governed. A conflict that generally arises with freedom of speech is: how far can freedom of speech go? In many realms of socio-political debate the idea of free speech versus hate speech is often brought to attention. In a liberal democratic society…

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    assembly, “absence of the right to privacy, there can be no true freedom of expression and opinion, and therefore no effective democracy.” FREE PRESS AND FREEDOM OF INFORMATION 477 There must be a reasonable balance…

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    “Our division is ineffable if our union is unrequitable” - Henry Walsh. Throughout the course of its existence, the United States has been buffeted with cases of civil liberty- the basic rights and freedoms that make every citizen human. These issues of the American past have yet to be rectified due to the persistence, remembrance, and exclusivity of human nature. Through the utilization of an unrivaled tenacity, those opposed to progress have found loophole after loophole to prevent the…

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    Author’s Note In this story you get to experience what life was like for a family of African Americans during the Civil Rights Movement. When some very important people in today’s world story was back then. Now today we honor those people in our world because, now we have peace and all people have equal rights. In this story it tells us about how life was like in the view of an African American family. On a breezy summer day down in Memphis,Tennessee Katherine, Danny, her father,…

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    Inclusive education has come about in New Zealand as a response to global concerns that all children and young people with disabilities have the right to access and complete an education that is responsive to their needs and relevant to shaping their lives in a positive and meaningful way (United Nations, 1989). In New Zealand, this model of inclusion has been built into the school curriculum and implemented across the country (Ministry of Education, 2007; Education Act, 1989). However, before…

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    against the utilitarian perspective with his statement: We should maximize utility, not case by case, but in the long run. And over time, he argues, respecting individual liberty will lead to the greatest human happiness. Allowing the majority to silence dissenters or censor free- thinkers might maximize utility today, but it will make society worse off- less happy- in the long run (Sandel 50). In other words, Mill’s believes that long term happiness comes from hearing everyone’s opinion and…

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    they would be the first generation raised with two very different cultures. In China, women often lacked many rights. They were forced into arranged marriages and ended up being housewives for future children. A sense of community was strong in China, and respect for your family was a virtue. In America, women had the right to vote, the right to marry who they would please, and the right to have or not have children. American families could be split up, or together, and children may not always…

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    Women should have rights to everything men should and need to be treated as equals, they also deserve rights to education, human rights and social and economic equality. Malala Yousafzai and Hillary Clinton gave speeches on women's rights and freedoms. They urged other women that they must speak up and against their opposition; unjust and unfair people who thrive off of the inequality to secure their own freedoms and privileges. The opposition to women’s rights advocates and activists believe…

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