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    Susan Okin is a feminist philosopher and the author of Is Multiculturalism Bad for Women. Okin’s condemnation of immigrant multiculturalism conveys an extreme form of liberal intolerance shared by liberal feminists alike. Despite raising some valid issues of inequality amongst immigrant societies, Okin’s argument is based on the worst of immigrant culture constructing a misleading narrative about multiculturalism. Here I will analyse Is Multiculturalism Bad for Women to support my argument that…

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    Robert Reno Professor James Richardson WHO-1030-271 16 April 2015 The Gay Rights Movement: Moving Mountains Although great strides have been made in the recent past, homosexuals have faced many hurdles in the fight for equal rights. From hate crimes to legislative tyranny, the homosexual community has strived to become socially accepted and ascertain the same rights afforded to them as by the Constitution of the United States of America. For over five decades, many organizations have been…

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    Racial profiling in the United States dates back to the 17th century when police officials were allowed to stop and detain Negroes. The practice has continued since that time despite the abolishment of slavery and American ideology of liberty and equal rights. In the modern age, several ethnic minority groups are victims of racial profiling including African Americans and Latinos. However, the latest and currently the biggest victims of racial profiling are the Middle-Easterners/Muslims. In the…

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    George Orwell A Comparative analysis George Orwell’s Animal Farm (1945) and Shooting an Elephant (1938) both share two major characteristic features, namely politics and history. Animal Farm is mainly an allegory of the Russian Revolution which took place in 1917. All of the characters in the story represents the biggest names in the Russian Revolution and the early start of the Soviet Union. The farm itself is also supposed to represent the Russian Federation, which they fight for in the…

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    What is the difference between Civil Rights and Land Rights in Australia between 1960 and 1980? 1. What argument does the source make? (if you are having trouble with this question, try breaking it down into two separate questions: What is the source about, and what does it say about its subject?) A. Source A, explores post the 1967 Referendum, in terms of addressing the misconceptions and generalisations that have been produced by scholars, the media and journalists, of whom have…

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    “Free at last! Free at last! Thank God almighty, we’re free at last!” This quote was directly stated from the man himself, Martin Luther King. He wanted a change in society, he wanted freedom. Yet, what does freedom even mean? In these two texts, “Imagine” by John Lennon and “I Have A Dream” by Martin Luther King, freedom is expressed into words. Although both texts have the same theme of freedom, they each convey their messages in different ways. Both John Lennon and Martin Luther King use the…

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    Rights of the Elderly Under Title 6 in chapter 102 I was able to acknowledge the different rights the elderly is granted by the constitution of United States. When it comes to the comfort, security, safety of the elderly comes in the first place. Mental, physical, financial, chemical and emotional abuse must be absent from the elderly. A person providing care may use physical or chemical restrains only if the use is authorized in writing by a physician or the use is necessary in an emergency to…

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    The equal right is the goal for the most member of this society but unfortunately, this is the goal, which is hard to achieve at least during a short period of time. In the pluralistic society, the equal right is a big motivation for the social development, many people committed to do some meaningful and useful work to push the development of the equal right movement including the politicians. Almost every politician claims that their goals are make every member in this society can be treated…

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    is part of the genius of our Constitution, but it is the First Amendment free exercise clause that is increasingly being infringed upon, constraining religious liberty, particularly Christianity. I believe we are entering into a war to retain this right. Peer pressure is being used to exploit our human need to be accepted and liked by those around us to force agendas contrary to our faith. Our country’s traditional values initially based on Christian ethics have come into conflict with a…

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    like to improve the way I interact with people, but in order for me to do so I need to know what people really think of my behavior. 3. My core value is prioritizing the value of autonomy over equality, and my primary concern is that of individual rights. I have the belief that the best way to assure that every individual in the community is treated fairly each person must do their part, by following the rules and being responsible for their own ethical behaviors. I prioritize rationality over…

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