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    On October 13, at the auditorium in Whitman College, I went to go see writer and civil rights activist Shaun King. Shaun King’s lecture surrounded Civil Rights and the Black Lives Matter movement. Shaun King brought up several intellectual philosophical questions to the audience, such as “If humans are getting steadily getting better than why are than why are there 102 unarmed African Americans killed last year?”, which he compared to 1902, when 102 African Americans were lynched. King described…

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    Sodomy Law In Texas

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    The legal issue surrounding this heinous crime done to males can be complicated. To start off with police officers are usually the first responders and at time they can cause more harm than good. Officers are not at times properly trained for this kind of response and can be insensitive. Some officers when encountering a male victim they are usually in disbelief. In this moment, the victim has been denied a proper investigation, and the feelings of they deserved it or wanted begin. With the time…

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    On June twenty-seventh, 1969 the Stonewall Rebellion, also known as “the emblematic event in modern lesbian and gay history” had started. It was a time where police and agents from the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board were called in to look for violations of the alcohol control laws in a bar named the Stonewall Inn because it was believed that they did not have a liquor license. Most of the raids were common on gay bars and the regular routine for patrons. Although most were fearful that their…

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    Alton Sterling Theory

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    in which they did. Furthermore, if the two white officers had any type of racist attitudes or beliefs regarding African Americans, this may have largely led to them being more quickly to act more violently towards — and eventually kill — Sterling. In today’s society, it seems as though…

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    The author brings light to the subject of police brutality in America and the real definition of it, what it represents to humanity and the hypocrisy it presents in the U.S. Abbey begins her article with an example of police brutality with the protestors at Headwaters Forest in 1997 who united to stop the logging of redwood trees in northern California, she explains that methods the police used on this civilians were barbaric and unnecessary. To illustrate, the use of Q-tips containing pepper…

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    “Bang,bang” another black male has been shot and killed, which again starts a riot of enraged African Americans. However, Americans,such as republicans,police, and citizens have not recognized the growing injustice in a so-called “justice system”.This injustice is like a disease that will spread throughout the whole body until we have a nation acknowledge the problem and find a cure. Have you ever seen an alcoholic? The majority of alcoholics can not admit that they have a problem until it…

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    The Hoods Summary

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    Heather Hamill (2011) is the author of ‘The Hoods: Crime and Punishment in West Belfast’, this book offers a unique perspective that equally appeals to academics and the average person. This essay will discuss violence becomes normalised and if so has this happened in the context of this book. Studying the perspectives of the residents, the youth, and the paramilitary group of the area the IRA (Irish Republican Army), as to the possible reasons behind their acceptance of the harsh levels of…

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    They were banging against the door so hard I thought they were going to break the door half. No one ever answered so they busted it down with their foot and it sounded like a big gun shot but it wasn't. When the police got in there all you could see is smoke, ash trays, and bags, rello, and beer and other drinks. All you could smell is weed and cigarettes. The cops started searching the house and while they were upstairs they heard the back door open and they were gone. They all were in there as…

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    Jail Cell Narrative

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    people they are worthless, telling people they don't belong in their companies, that is the part that no one understood is that the deserved to die. I started to talk to the police officer outside my jail cell I wanted to try to maybe persuade her to let me go, persuade her to try to think the way I think. “Police officer!!!” I yelled She waltzed to my cell acting like one of those western copes I could tell she liked acting and I…

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    Did you know there’s about 72,000 gun violence , or accidents that happen a year. Gun control would help decrease that. I am for gun control. There would be more people that would be able to feel and also keep themselves safe. I support gun control because we as the people have a right to protect ourselves. There are many times young woman houses have been broken into and they’ve been kidnapped or worse. Most woman…

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