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    Every student has the right to free education. To infringe on that right is to infringe on their 14th Amendment right and due process that is afforded to everyone. When a students is disciplined with out of school suspension, due process is afforded to them so their rights of a free education are not infringed upon. Due process in the educational system gives every student the opportunity to be heard and understand why a certain disciplinary action is taking place. Short Term Suspension In…

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    Peaceful resistance is defined as making a statement without any violent interactions. Violence just tells people what they already assume, that the resistance is not something worth fighting for. There is a view on violence that suggests it is used by people who are willing to hurt anybody for anything. The Law views violence with negativity and several repercussions. Peaceful resistance, however, do not contain any violence whatsoever. Therefore, the law is more inclined to listen and…

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    The idealistic gain from free speech in America compares to nothing else, its superiority when it comes to freedom reigns over all others. While free speech is greatly adored in America, there should be a limit to it because of the violence it causes, it is oppressive, and when expressed in negative ways such as rallies, adds a terrible connotation to certain cities. While there have been many positives to free speech, a variety of different families have had loved ones taken away from them in…

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    In the novel Black Swan Green, David Mitchell told the story of thirteen year old Jason Taylor, and how he survived being a teenager, even though he barely seemed to make it through age thirteen. When it came to the little imperfections in his life, for example, his stammer, or his crushes or the loss of a watch belonging to his deceased grandfather, Jason clearly was not blessed with a perfect life, and neither is anyone else. He was incapable of handling his own complications himself due to…

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    Our society faces a lot of challenges despite living in such a liberal world. We like to limit the activities we are not okay with or don’t understand, so in terms we label them as wrong or even outlaw them. We don’t like to experiment new ways of life, because we are often too comfortable living in our own shell of what is good and what is not. Anything outside of it is considered to be erroneous. John Stuart Mill stresses on the issue of conscience and individuality. Mill’s theory is that…

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    I chose the 1st amendment because it is the most important of all. It gives the people of America the right speak freely about anything. You can’t tell someone to be quite because they don’t like what you have to say. The founding fathers put this amendment in the bill of rights because they wanted everyone to be free to speak their mind, no matter what. A lot of people think that it doesn’t matter that this amendment exists so that people can speak their mind, most people who try to stop this…

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    Thesis: Censorship is a controversial issue which affects countries, as well their citizens, and needs to be controlled in a proper way for the fairness of all. II. Definition III. Saudi Arabia /Arabic Countries A.Problems 1. Threats to freedoms 2. Technology problems 3. Privacy (lack of transparency) & confidentiality IV. CHINA A. Social media B.Poltical censorship C.Commercial control V. USA A. Copyright law B.…

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    The government can regulate things like the radio and television because of the FCC. But there is no independent agency that has the right to regulate the internet. The government has no right to control the free flowing web of information we call the internet. It was created as a free place where one could express his or herself in anyway shape or form. The internet cannot and should not be regulated. The North Koreans regulate their internet and they are all commies. America deserves the free…

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    For this week’s assignment I chose to watch the commencement address delivered by CLA graduate Mike Paulbeck in 2015. I thought his speech tied in very well to the “laying a foundation for the future” theme. Matt Paulbeck in his speech talked a lot about how the University of Minnesota will prepare you for what comes next in life. I thought this was a profound statement because it shows the importance of the University of Minnesota when making decisions that will impact the rest of your life. In…

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    The schools of the United States are fighting the battle of filtered internet access for the youth of the schools and everything being censored due to teachers and students being protected from obscene graphics that pop up randomly on the screens being used in classrooms around the United States. Should schools have unfiltered internet access to both students and teachers? The schools should filter the internet to the students and teachers due to the open window of time for cyberbullying and…

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