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    live with how his speech impacted the general population. Martin Luther King Jr. was a great Civil Rights leader and has made the world an even better place than it was. His younger self, older self, ‘I Have a Dream’ speech, and his ‘I’ve been to the Mountaintop’ speech are all things about Martin Luther King Jr. that have greatly impacted society as we know it. Even though there has been many Civil Rights Leaders, Martin Luther King Jr. Impacted many lives. During his young life he made a big…

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    connections. After reading the articles I have concluded that an animal bill of rights should be added the the United States Government. I believe that this Bill of rights should provide standards and regulations to how animals are kept and cared for, It should also cover laws of what humans should and should not be allowed to to to animals, for example, slaughterhouses versus bull fighting, and finally the bill of rights should not state nor infer that animals should not be treated with the…

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    Essay On Equality

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    liberty, I would think of all the rights that I have, the fact that I am not pushed or forced to do the things that I do not want to do, and the fact that I have options. If I was to define equality, I would not be as confident as I am defining liberty. In my eyes, the basics of equality means that everyone has the same rights and the same treatment. My position on Old versus New Liberty would be that I believe in new liberty. I believe that any individual have the right…

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    to have the liberty to act according to your own will without obstructing someone else’s liberty. For example, freedom in America has been manifested in its equal treatment to all people, freedom of speech, and political freedom, referring to the right of citizens to participate in government, all of these regardless of race, gender, nationality, or creed. Freedom in America makes it possible for everyone to work hard towards their goals, and succeed according to their ability to be the best…

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    quote, though short, means the rights given by the Constitution are for the people, created by the…

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    Imagine what our nation would be like if we were denied our basic rights. In the Declaration of Independence it states that all men are allowed certain unalienable rights. The main rights are the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. However, these rights are violated many times in literature and real life. A good example of these rights being trampled in literature is in the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. In this book Scout and Jem , a little girl and boy, watch the…

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    1. The term “unalienable right” refers to rights that people are born with that cannot be given or taken away. Natural human rights. I think that Jefferson found it important to assert this because the colonists felt that the British government was trying to take away their unalienable rights. After he asserts that these are rights that everyone has, he uses the rest of the paragraph to explain how these rights should be protected by government. Furthermore, he explains that any government…

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    Abortion Rights Essay

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    Abortion Rights American society is divided over the issue of abortion, the induced termination of a pregnancy. The American people are split between the facts of whether or not the government has an obligation to protect unborn children. Two extremes define people’s stance on abortion: pro-life and pro-choice, the belief that women should not terminate pregnancies and that women have the rights to decide, respectively. This is an essential argument because individual rights are the foundation…

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    regardless of their place in society should have the basic human rights, which include freedom, safety, privacy, education, health care and a suitable standard of living. Every person, regardless of position in society, has the right to basic human rights. As a social worker it is important that we understand oppression and how it impacts society on a larger level, as well as a smaller level. It is important that in order to advocate for human rights and social and economic justice that we have…

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    What does freedom mean to me? Freedom to me is when you can live wherever you want, believe whatever you want to believe in and have a proper education. Because I believe that you have the right to have every one of these freedoms. Not everyone has these freedoms so be grateful that you have them. If not everyone has these freedoms, they’re not living the life they want to live. If everyone got to live where they wanted to live, no one would be in poverty and more lives will be successful.…

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