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    called Churchill. Shelly Fox believed that the reason her parents put her up for adoption was that they were young teenage parents‚ not married‚ still in highschool. Shelly Fox was never mad at her biological parents because they made the right decision by not making a baby suffer through harsh conditions. After being asked how do you feel now as an adult “ I was happy as a kid‚ I celebrated two birthdays my adoption day and my real birthday.” She was always happy growing up with her new family. With

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    On The Subject of the word “GAY” As time changes so does everything else in the world‚ including words and their meanings. One particular term has strayed far away from its meaning and symbolizes something completely different now. The term gay has changed so much over time that few people now know its true meaning. The meaning gay has changed tremendously over time. In the past‚ the term gay was not used as frequently and as freely as it is used today. The term originated from the Old French

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    Applin I "Adoption and Identity" Being introduced into a new family is only one of many obstacles that lies ahead for those who enter into transracial adoption. With all of the information that is out there would adoptive parents advise others to pursue a transracial adoption? (Simon‚ 3). Do children who are adopted lose their social and racial identity‚ their racial attitudes‚ and their sense of awareness about racial issues? Transracial adoption have supporters and non-supporters

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    Jack Conkling‚ Kansas Teacher‚ Writes On Facebook That Being Gay Is ’The Same As Murder’ Jack Conkling‚ a Prairie Hills Middle School social studies teacher and Buhler High School assistant women’s basketball coach in Buhler‚ Kan.‚ is under fire afterequating being gay to being a murderer on his Facebook profile‚ the Hutchinson Newsreports. In his post‚ Conkling comments on gay marriage‚ writing that homosexuality "ranks in God’s eyes the same as murder‚ lying‚ stealing‚ or cheating." According

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    Argument Essay By: Mina Gedeon Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others‚ to really step in someone else’s shoes. In literature empathy is a major role for emotion in a story‚ it can be viewed and used in many different ways. It can be handled to expose certain characters characteristics and much more. In a novel you must determine how a character feels towards others which can be shoed by empathy. In the novel To Kill A Mocking Bird by Harper Lee‚ there are quite a

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     The United States prides itself in the freedom of its citizens‚ yet gay marriage is still  looked down upon and banned in many states. Why are homosexuals being denied the right of  matrimony? Regardless of sexuality‚ two people who are in love should be able to join each  other in marriage‚ and that marriage should be recognized and respected by government and  society. Although some people oppose the legalization of same­sex marriage‚ gay marriage  should be legal in all states because everyone should have the right to marry the one they love

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    Wesley King Grammar and Composition lesson 75 Argumentative Essay on Gay Marriage Marriage is the ceremonial binding of two people‚ male and female‚ into one couple. Historically‚ marriage has been the institution when a man and a woman join together with the promise of love‚ devotion‚ to always stay together‚ to be there for each other‚ to take care of one another and to start a family together. Biblically‚ marriage has been all the aspects above‚ but including honoring

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    two cases‚ getting married isn?t just a cheap flight to Vegas for the weekend. It?s been a struggle for over 40 years‚ since the gay rights revolution. There are a numerous amount of reasons as to why people oppose gay marriage‚ but basically it comes down to an absolute infringement on the civil liberties of homosexuals. The most basic argument for the opposition to gay marriage is the simple statement ?Marriage is an institution between one man and one woman.? I would like to know who is to decide

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    of adoption‚ which has become worldwide. On the other hand‚ a great man once said "Adoption is the fact of giving a couple who cannot have kids‚ the opportunity to promise themselves to be great parents to a child in need" due to family problems or parents addicted on either drug‚ alcohol‚ or even abusing the child or if their parents had died and there’s no one that can take care of the child. I agree that adopting a child from abroad is a long process‚ and on the other hand that adoption may

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    TRANSNATIONAL ADOPTION The adoption of children on a transnational basis is one of the blessings of the modern human culture. Resulting from the worries of humanity to find homes for the orphans of wars such as the World War II‚ governments established legal frameworks to expand this exercise (Masson 2001). Therefore‚ whereas there were about 30‚000 children being adopted from 50 countries in 2001 (Selmon 2000)‚ the count has now reached over five times as much. Transnational adoption has led to

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