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    According to Webster’s Dictionary, racism is defined as the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races. The idea of freedom and liberty to all was founded when the America Colonies were formed. Every day in life everyone faces or views some sort of racism under all circumstances. Although racism has been prevalent in the passed 100 years, it has greatly…

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    underprivileged creates (Torche, 2011). So, it stands that an individuals looking to journey past adverse beginnings, ought to begin their journey through university halls. Additionally, any government that seeks equitable opportunity for all ought to support the efforts of the marginalized. That said, young adults who have grown up within the foster care system, are one of those marginalized groups. This article seeks to explore the availability of financial aid opportunities specifically…

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    The very first step of the criminal justice system is the interaction between police and people. Police, after the criticism and hate they receive, still disproportionately target minorities. They decide who to stop, who to check, and who to blame for illicit actions. Unfortunately, many times their decisions are based on racial profiling. Innocent minority citizens are apprehended much more than whites. For example, statistical evidence shows that black drivers are likelier to be stopped than…

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    Here are my answers to your initial questions. If you wish to email me follow up questions, you may. 1; My political beliefs are mainly moralistic and communitarian. That is, I believe that the government should act as a moral entity, working to protect the vital wellbeing of people, and to promote the improvement of people’s conditions; whether that be on social or economic issues. As such, I had found that neither of the main parties really appealed to me. While each had certain things which…

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    Term Limit Analysis

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    ability to act unilaterally and make his positions clear. Arguments in Favor Supporters of term limits believe that limits may stimy the problems created by this institutional structure. They argue that the system has unfairly favored politicians who have been able to take advantage of the system, and that limits will work to create a more frequent flow of individuals who will bring new ideas, a fresh perspective, and be free of the corrupting influences that have made their presences in…

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    (Debate Club). Richard Burton, Professor of Sports Management at Syracuse University, explains the universities of successful sports teams make millions from selling team products and especially tickets to the games. For football and basketball coaches, the average salary exceeds well over $1 million per year. According to Forbes, “In 40 of the 50 U.S. states, the highest paid public official is currently the head coach of a state university’s football or men’s basketball team” (qtd. in…

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    Criminal Justice, Bernard J. McCarthy discuses why the issue arose and demonstrates how the prison system has made attempts to solve the issue using options that do not result in lasting effects. As he says, the current policies in place have been used by default for the ease of things. This has been to avoid the underlying tasks of planning to achieve actual results. He points out that the current systems have…

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    Water Scarcity In America

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    interrelationships among the states (Pearson). I agree with their philosophy because not every state has the same problems, and for the government to oversee and solve the problems of every state individually wouldn’t be the best solution. Phoenix and Tucson, two populated cities located in Arizona, demand a great supply of water; but where do they get it? The answer is the Colorado River, a 2,300 kilometer long waterway that is one of the most regulated rivers in the United States (Pearson).…

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    The Death Penalty: Justified for Limited Reasons Capital Punishment is considered to be a controversial topic in the United States and will continue to be for many years. Surely some states do not agree with the death penalty, but there are certain types of murderers who should receive capital punishment. The death of numerous people at once or a killer who murders a large number of people at different times are considered to be heinous and should receive capital punishment. Murders involving…

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    mental health condition that's caused by witnessing or experiencing a horrifying event (Mayo Clinic). According to Antonis Katslyannis, blah, school shootings have been frequent since the 1960s, and for many reasons, too. For example, Katslyannis states that in 1998, a boy shot multiple students at his school in Tennessee due to the fact his ex-girlfriend found…

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