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    discussed the problems and obstacles that African Americans often encounter. Each of the four doctors spearheaded their own section of the presentation which included their own unique titles. Dr. Jirard’s section of the presentation was entitled “Youth Activism 1955-2015”. This section provided a lot of detail…

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    The horse and buggy pace piece of this sentence means it's another way to talk about your younger years as an adult. I think he's referring that his activism and his people of activist are not going to give up their cause for equality and by saying that they would put forth effort into gaining something as valuable as a cup of coffee so to speak. By using the coffee as an object with prize value, he put an image into my mind that it was this huge award with the same value as racial equality,…

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    provide to the street gay people, the street homeless people, and anybody that needed help at that time. STAR was the first group focused on homeless trans youth in New York City. The largest problem for trans youth was shelter. The first STAR house was a trailer truck located in Greenwich Village. It is reported that over two dozen STAR youth lived together in the trailer. Rivera and Johnson decided to get a permanent home at 213 Second Ave after a truck driver removed the trailer from the…

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    I personally care about raising awareness regarding the problem of poverty and inequality, and even though I may not be able to solve these issues, I still have the power to bring these psychosocial problems to the attention of the greater public; who as a united entity may be able to eliminate these issues. I firmly believe every individual has the right to lead a content life and be a part of a just and humane society. Eliminating the issue of poverty and equality will resolve the issue…

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    The answer lies in five decades worth of citizen support through lobbying, activism, and ballot initiatives. Specifically, the movement that directly brought about medical marijuana began in the 1980s. The path to medical marijuana was paved by gay activists fighting for the lives of AIDS patients (Dufton, 2017). Marijuana was found…

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    poverty intensely because Egyptian and Western ideas of what is vital to live a ‘fulfilled life’ is changing, largely due to an increase in mass media that encourages consumption. Unemployment rates are around 20 %, with higher rates for women and youth (Amin 2011, 67). Thus, civilians want reform in issues related to poverty, unemployment, and gaps between the rich and poor (65). Many opposition groups under Mubarak’s regime also demand for major reforms through the removal of emergency law,…

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    Rosa Parks Research Paper

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    Rosa parks childhood brought Rosa early experiences with Racial discrimination and activism for racial equality. Rosa parks was taught to read by her mother and attended segregated school in Montgomery Alabama . Usually her school lacked of supplies. Through the rest of Rosa’s education ,she attended to other segregated schools in Montgomery. One of the schools she attended in Montgomery was the city’s Industrial School For girls. But after a while Rosa stopped attending school because her…

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    Voting In Canada

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    Voting percentages of young adults in Canada has been on a gradual decline for the past 30 years, as shown in “Samara: Message Not Delivered”, reaching an all time low during the 2011 Federal Election. Youth voting has seen a decrease in volume due to reasons such as political leaders failing to contact young adults during key electoral times, young adults perceiving that politics are irrelevant to them, and in British Columbia, for example, registering to be eligible to vote in the Provincial…

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    Violent Crime Theory

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    Violent Crime, Theory, and Prevention The violent crime that chose to explain would be gang violence and the theory that I associated it with is Social Disorganization Theory. For the first time in decades, US politics have begun having a serious discussion regarding the deadly results of gun violence and the gang members who are behind it. Baltimore a city with just over 600,000 people, is one of the most dangerous cities within the United States, and have some of the highest violent crime…

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    The rebellious life of Mrs. Rosa parks by Jeanne theoharis was to inform and educate individuals of the important factors in history that Rosa Parks contribute to as a civil rights activist. In chapter one of “The Rebellious Life of Rosa Parks” the author talked about Rosa Louise McCauley who was born on February 4, 1913 in Tuskegee, Alabama. The author characterizes Rosa Parks as rebellious young black women since she was a child growing up in Montgomery, Alabama with high interests in…

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