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    lesbian couples have been know to be treated negatively and shown less desirable homes when attempting to buy property (Housing discrimination based on sexual orientation). Then after all the housing problems there is work refusal from thousands of establishments.…

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    There are current legal perimeters governing students 1st Amendment rights that attend public schools. The federal courts have outlined these limitations to help teachers make appropriate judgement as it pertains to the grading and displaying of students verbal and visual expression of speech and religion. The case of Tinker vs. DeMoines was used to determine that “Students do not shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the school house gate” (Hudson, 2002).…

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    That being said, if the funeral service is taking place at a religious establishment, musical choices may be limited. When in doubt, consult with a member of the clergy to better understand your available options. However, if the service is being held at a funeral home, you will likely have free reign over the music…

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    bloodiest in America’s history. While the question of whether or not slavery was morally correct lingered, there were still other underlying factors of the cause of the Civil War. Key factors include westward expansion, as well as states’ rights. The establishment of the Confederacy could be considered as a tipping point into what’s considerably the lowest point in American history. Rooted into the issue of slavery in the Civil War is the issue of states’ rights, and if slaveholding should even…

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    Understudies at the Toronto Online Schools have permission to a more unmistakable blend of educational tasks than at some other school in Canada. Open resources consolidate not-for-credit courses, enlightening resources and access to online materials, in vain. Despite open resources, Toronto Online Schools offers understudies contrasting learning decisions including for-recognize online courses as a noteworthy part of a framework. The Toronto Online Schools is centered around being an all…

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    Hamiltonian Democracy

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    Hamilton is one of the most important draftsmen of the “1787 Constitution” whose meaning is the establishment of American political order: making the Funding Father’s idea of institutional arrangement become a stable, recurring pattern of behavior. There are two features of constitution that represent the Hamilton’s idea of institutional arrangement in the realm of politics. Firstly, according to the Constitution, in theory, the President and the Congress play the roles of the complementary…

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    Eisenhower also warned us about the influence of the military industrial complex. This was the most accurate warning of them all. The military industrial complex developed after World War II and the United States was sitting on top of a huge military establishment built from the previous wars. This lead Eisenhower to be cautious against the misplacement of power and influence of the military. He had been…

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    Logline: The political outsider’s path to the White House and his vigorous fight against the establishment politics as he embarks on the most honest presidential campaign that the U.S. has ever seen. Query letter: I'm excited to introduce my biopic, "the Political revolution." This political movie with elements of biography is inspired by the Bernie Sanders campaign that in my opinion has transformed the American politics and showcased its flaws. Nobody believes in him. When an underdog in the…

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    them live out of the world from ages 14-16, the school out weighed the individual rights. An Arkansas law banning teaching the idea of evolution was unconstitutional, because it was based on “fundamentalist sectarian conviction” and violated the Establishment Clause. New York’s requirement of a state-composed prayer to begin the school day was declared an unconstitutional…

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    Its shores are nearly deserted, and permanent establishments rarely come to rise. Usual exceptions include the factory at Sedom, a few hotels, and a few agricultural communities. In addition, small cultivated plots are usually present on the lakeshore. The Dead Sea’s water level continued to drop, which…

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