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    “There is not upon the face of the earth today a government so utterly and shamelessly corrupt as that of the United States of America. There are others more cruel‚ more tyrannical‚ more devastating; there is none so utterly venal.” Voltairine De Cleyre said. America the land of the free and home of the brave might not be so good as everyone thinks. Around the world people are laughing at us. We need to fix America’s problems. We have problems like the rich being more powerful and more considered

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    Over the past decade‚ the Latino population in America has grown over 3% per year or about 400‚000 new immigrants a year. As of 2003‚ there were 39.9 million Latinos in America‚ making them the largest minority group in America. These statistics do not reflect all the undocumented and illegal immigrants that enter America every day‚ so the actual statistics cannot be truly known. Although the Latino population in America is large‚ this group of people have little access to political and economic

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    Feeding America Essay

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    are feeding America‚ and therefore causing Americans to become over weight and obese due to the over abundance in calories‚ fats‚ and more in each meal that any one person can eat. Propose this question‚ are you one person or are you every person in America? Any one person has the choice to eat healthy and manage their own weight‚ so why blame a fast food restaurant for the reason America is overweight and obese. McDonalds chose to help the overweight and obese population of America by keeping

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    CULTURAL DIVERSITY If somebody asks me to describe the world in one world‚ diversity will be my answer. Research has shown that we have about 200 countries‚ 21 religions and 6500 languages all over the world (google.com)‚ which make our world becomes a colorful and copious globe. America is also considered to be a small version of the world. This essay will explain the development of cultural diversity‚ its effects on our lives and how it can impact human behavior. We all know that culture

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    From Asian backgrounds‚ learning new concepts and political parties in America are foreign to Asians. From the entire continent of Asia‚ most of the population never participated‚ or had the opportunity to participate‚ in a unified nation. Most countries were ruled by brutal dictators‚ extremist rule‚ and corrupt governments based from ones own ideology. Several factors have been constructed to explain why Chinese Americans‚ and majority of Asians‚ have not been active in politics. Certain traits

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    Sexism In America Essay

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    the race is so close: James Comey; "incorrect equivalence" in the media; and also sexism. In each situation‚ they are into something. The larger tale is one my associate George Packer created tellingly regarding last week in the publication: an America bitterly split along course‚ racial‚ and also social lines. To price estimate Benjamin Disraeli‚ the nineteenth-century British statesman‚ we currently have "2 countries in between which there is no compassion and also no sexual intercourse; that

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    government‚ a republic under democratic ideals‚ is supposed to represent the people. Yet what is truly being represented‚ shown in the policies in tax reductions and various other policies‚ is the rich. Just one of the top 10 most richest people in America have more money than 300 thousand of the lowest people put together. People are so distracted by other things‚ like racism‚ the gay marriage laws that were passed‚ and all these social issues that they don’t see one of the main problems at hand. Because

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    Daniela Mota Exam 1 Chapter 1) Before the arrival of the Europeans to the Americas‚ Indians had lived and eventually developed different types of societies. The first and most simple of the type of society were called “nomadic societies”. These usually consisted of about fifteen to fifty people and usually no more than that. Men were primarily the hunters and women were the gatherers. These societies were also equalitarian which was a system based on everyone in the community contributing equally

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    Buddhism in America Buddhism first came to America in the late 1800’s from the Europeans. 1893 is the year most often given to the birth of Buddhism in America. It was said to have come over during the first World Parliament of Religions‚ which took place in Chicago The first known Buddhist monk in the Western hemisphere was‚ Allan Bennett. He eventually took the name Ananda Metteya. As Buddhism began to flower in America‚ it began to influence important thinkers‚ who in turn influenced

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    Rudeness In America Essay

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    sailor when there’s nary a Navy shipyard in sight” (Barker 1). These are all signs of a plague sweeping through the United States of America‚ one that is almost impossible to cure. A recent poll by “Are Modern Americans Rude” revealed that seventy percent of the population believes people are ruder now as compared to twenty or thirty years ago (1). People in America feel entitled to certain things such as a preferred table at a restaurant or maybe a seat on a subway‚ for example. This entitlement

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