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    Many schools in America have banned books in their libraries for the content in certain books. the name behind this idea is called censorship. Books are censord because people feel like it will protect children from certain ideas‚ improve society‚ and keeping moral values. Main reason books are censored are for religion‚ sex‚ drugs‚ abuse‚ social issues‚ and more. Censorship on books has been a controversal topic for many years. Censorship in schools should not be allowed because it infringes on

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    Racism has existed ever since human presence. In the past‚ the history told us it was a serious issue and as humans became more civilized they realized this unfairness. Human beings have gone through wars (US Civil war) and created legislations (such as the Charter of Human Rights) to minimize the racism across different countries. However‚ racism still exists and that is why we bring our attention to discuss the idea of racism. Issues that outline racial discrimination include why it is happening

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    Mandatory Overtime Many hospitals are understaffed and make their nurses work overtime. Employers try to save money by having their employees work overtime rather than hiring more people. However‚ having nurses work overtime is an ethical issue. It affects the lives of the patients and the nurses. Mandatory Overtime as an Ethical Issue Mandatory overtime is important in nursing because it affects the care we are giving to our clients. In recent studies it has shown that long work hours can lead

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    Imagine living each day in terror realizing that wherever you go‚ all that you do is being watched and judged. Imagine strolling into a comfort store a boutique and having somebody watch everything you do claiming that you will shoplift‚ or uncover a bomb from under your garments. Imagine being mocked and isolated at school for the reason that you are "different". Nobody likes to be judged‚ yet then‚ why do you judge? Why do you pass the light of unforgiving world? Why do you set a fire of hate?

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    reports and to prevent any assistance being given to the enemy. Depending on the severity of the offense‚ the guilty person was either “court-martial” or sent to trial by court. If the offense was committed with the “intention of aiding the enemy‚” the person

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    By supporting racial profiling we are supporting racism‚ and by supporting racism‚ we are supporting hate. As this practice is becoming common procedure‚ entire groups of people are being discriminated against. This erroneous view of a complete race‚ induced by racial profiling‚ demonstrates the overall misconception and ignorance people have regarding people who are different from them. Labeling a particular group of persons as terrorists not

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    is something which could tremendously help create equality in admissions decisions in the state. More and more states continue to adopt affirmative action bans‚ as it becomes more and more prevalent that affirmative action policies are actually against what they are for. These policies create racial segregation and create a divide that is unnecessary. A person’s ethnicity or race should have no role in whether or not they get into a college. In today’s 21st century society all members are valued

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    In today’s world‚ there are many social issues that are present. My group has decided to take action against one of those social issues. In particular‚ the social issue of standardized testing. Examples of standardized testing include the SAT and ACT. It’s a social issue because it affects millions of students every year. It’s a problem because it’s an inaccurate representation of a student’s knowledge. As a result‚ action needs to be taken to solve the issue. In this case‚ my group did a social

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    infringe on being practicing from in the private sector and Muslims still have the opportunity to practice their beliefs in accordance to Sharia‚ it just can not be used in a court of law. Also I believe the ban may be more justified because it makes the Constitution the Supreme law of the law instead of specifically banning Sharia law. Unlike the Oklahoma Law‚ SQ 755‚ which specifically banned only Sharia law and was deemed unconstitutional because of how it was discriminatory against a specific

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    human beings. King supports Pollan when he argues that speciesism will one day be viewed as harsh as racism because animals are treated differently and don’t get to live a normal life like they deserve. Animals have the urge to live a normal life just like us humans‚ so why should humans take away that right. Pollan discusses how everyone has equal rights when he writes‚ "’Equality is a moral idea‚’ Singer points out‚ ‘not an assertion of fact.’ The moral idea is that everyone’s interests ought

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