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    The issues on abortion, Planned Parenthood activities, and their role in fetal tissue research has led to many controversial debates against supporting the Planned Parenthood organization. There has been ongoing disagreements between the Republicans and Democrats in congress, on the issue of funding Planned Parenthood. Republicans have always strongly show that they are against abortion. Republicans associate Planned Parenthood as an organization that supports abortions and encourages young…

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    and the judicial branch the courts and the judges. Each branch is sovereign in its own area of responsibility, but it is also influenced by the checks and balances from the other branches. Citizen is a person who owing loyalty to and entitled by birth or naturalization to the protection of a state or nation. Citizen’s role in government is who citizen had a vote in all government decisions. To complete this project is that I’m individual responsibility, honesty, and respect for the law. Skills…

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    When I was younger I was a spoiled only child for only a few years. I was the center of mommy and daddies attention, and I got what I wanted whenever I wanted. Until four short years later when they decided to bring along another child, my baby sister. I was excited at first because I would have someone to play with all the time, but soon my feelings changed the wrong direction. People don’t realize the words they say can hurt for a lifetime. When I first became an older sister I was excited…

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    One reason abortion is a social issue is because people don’t know whether it should be either illegalized or legalized everywhere. Tom Anderson says,” if abortions become illegalized then it will have a significant impact on women and would cause society to become like the third world.”(Anderson,3) Which he describes as a place where the population suffers from poverty, malnutrition, treatable disease, poor health care, unemployment and lastly a place where women feel little empowerment…

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    not only does it keep them from becoming a parent but it also keeps them safe from std’s something that could kill them. Birth control just prevents the girl from stopping ovulation so there is no way the girl could get pregnant but there is no protection from std’s. But either or they both stop pregnancies but there is always those special cases where a condom rips or birth control fails. So it’s not a 100% chance but it still helps might as well have some chances of your child not being a…

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    According to Margaret Sanger all those things could be prevented. In 1916 she established the first birth control clinic and was arrested for the “distribution of information on contraception” ( “Margaret Sanger: Wikipedia”). Margaret Sanger created an establishment that is still used one hundred years later.Her beliefs were that although abortions could be justified that they could also be avoided by using birth control. Sanger wanted young women to be able to choose when to carry a baby and…

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    Case Brief Parties : A, B & C v Ireland Facts : The three women in question in this case ( A,B & C ) each wanted to get an abortion in Ireland for different reasons. Each of these women had obtained an abortion abroad but had suffered complications after the procedure. A did not want to keep her baby as she had already had 4 children who…

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    Did you ever think about why mothers sing a soothing lullaby to their infants before putting them to bed, or a loud hip hop music is played in a college party rather than a slow, sad one? Have you ever felt depressed that without thinking you play a lament song, or heard a piece of music that had a profound emotional effect on you? Music is part of everyone’s life. It acts as a mood altering that can stimulate or sooth you, it can stir your emotions and induce stress too. A famous composer once…

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    In the short story, interpreter of Maladies, Jhumpa Lahiri incorporates symbols to help the reader better understand the relationships that are shown. The symbols vary from objects to actions. Often times these symbols can be overlooked and rendered meaningless, but with intent examination they can help us better understand the story and the relationships that are portrayed. Interpreter of Maladies is a story centered around a family and their tour guide. This family includes a Mrs. Das, Mr.…

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    “St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves” by Karen Russell is a story about a group of girls that suffer from lycanthropic culture shock. This causes the girls to believe they are wolves because they are raised by wolves. The girls are sent to a school, St. Lucy’s Home for Girls, where nuns will teach the group of girls how to be human. They would be taught human traits, the human culture, and human habits in an attempt to eradicate any wolf culture in them. Out of the first three stages of…

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