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    Are all men really created equal? I have always heard the cliché in the constitution that all men are created equal but is it a valid statement? I have seen people with both physical and mental disabilities; people who view the world differently than us “normal” humans. People who have different hardships that we can never understand through experience- my life has changed when I finally realized those less fortunate living among us. I always ask myself why the world naturally discriminates against

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    One phrase often brought up when speaking of early American history is that “all men are created equal”. It’s a key line in the Declaration of Independence‚ written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776‚ and is one that many remember today. Some would argue that this is one of the foundations of our country‚ and it may even be something some Americans still pride ourselves for. But considering the oppression different races and sexes were facing at the time‚ could the phrase really have been as simple as it

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    I do not think all men are created equally if you are a certain color you are looked at differently. People will give you a label like if you are black people will say you are black and if you’re white they say you’re white. I also disagree because there is racism and if you look different people will call you weird. I think it should be different but people are still racist and will do that. There’s a lot of people against racism and being harsh on people’s look. Because being racist and harsh to

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    All Men are Created Equal According to the U.S. Deceleration of Independence‚ all men are created equal. They think that all people are all the same. However‚ the world is completely different. You’ll find lucky and unlucky people in the world. In my opinion‚ I don’t think that we are all the same and I’ll be explaining with the examples below. First of all‚ there are many stupid people in the U.S. that think all men and wemen are the same. All children are born with the same intelligence

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    The phrase “all men are created equal” in the Declaration of Independence was used as a transition phrase from the introduction‚ to the list of grievances that America had against the British. The Americans claimed that the British treated them like slaves and had restricted their “unalienable rights”. This was extremely hypocritical considering that 75% of the people that signed the Declaration actually owned slaves themselves and took away their rights to even lead their own lives. Throughout

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    "All men are created equal"... Jefferson owns slaves and he does not believe all men are made equal. He is racist‚ he was absent minded about how we are all the same we just have different number of melanin in our skin. Slavery is not right‚ we wonder when this will end. In today’s society‚ in our revolution the only thing we know is slavery. Jefferson has gained 175 slaves from his father and his step father. Jefferson wrote that all men are equal in the Deceleration of Independence but did he abide

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    of United States. This was considered a milestone by all‚ as President Obama had become the first black man to ever be elected as President. After years of rasicm‚ torment‚ and mistreatment‚ black people were finally able to feel like first-class American citizens. After all‚ it was one of their own who would be assuming the most important position in all of the world;President of United States. It was not just a victory for Blacks‚ rather for all minorities who ever had to experience the opression

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    states. This was an important time in the history of the United States because it started a discrimination that turned fellow citizens against each other based on their appearances. This went directly against the Constitution which stated‚ “All Men are Created Equal” which is ironic because the Civil War was started because each side believed they were more constitutional‚ and the end result was the opposite of constitutional. In the long run‚ Reconstruction helped black people move closer to accomplishing

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    declaring that ’all men are created equal. The wise man being Abraham lincoln of course. I like to believe that we as a society are all strong believers of this. Sadly that is far from the truth. It seems that sometimes power gets in the way of doing what is right. I personally have seen this multiple times but I would like to start with someone who has way more power than me. Dontre Hamilton‚ Eric Garner‚ John Crawford III‚ and Michael Brown Jr. You are probably wondering what all of these men have in

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    Professor Mendoza ENGL 1020 1 November 2013 We Are All Equal In her essay Of the Pernicious Effects Which Arise from the Unnatural Distinctions Established in Society‚ Mary Wollstoncraft shifts the focus away from the reality of what society feels a woman’s duties should be in the eighteenth century to the inequalities that the nation’s women were actually dealing with. During the eighteenth century it was believed that a woman’s sole duties were to take care of her children‚ tend to her husband

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