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    A Black Cloud

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    A Black Cloud The heart is an organ of fire‚ filled with intense love and intense hatred. Yet it is the hatred which entwines the lives of people causing them to display acts of violence and cruelty. Hatred is displayed through forms which include: prejudices towards large groups of people‚ crimes of hatred being committed‚ and indirect hatred which involves hurting others as an act of rebellion against someone or something. Throughout history‚ the world has been afflicted by the prejudices

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    Black Panthers

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    Black Panther Ten Point Plan Response During the 1960s‚ the black civil rights movement was at its peak and the call for social and racial equality was spreading throughout America. To promote these ideas‚ different groups rose up and protested against the current white dominant order in the United States. Among these groups‚ the Black Panthers were founded to demand an end to “racism and social oppression in order to create a global socialist community” (Ten Point Plan). Their tactics were very

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    “Americanized” Migrants With any move‚ people change because of the potential of a fresh start to be who they want to be. The migrants from the South became “Americanized” after the move due to the exposure of drugs‚ over crowdedness of the city sectors they were forced into‚ gangs‚ and prostitution. Ida Mae‚ George‚ and Robert were affected by the Northern ways in some aspect whether it was themselves or their children they had so desperately wanted to give a better life to. All three of them were

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    better. From my parent’s journey to America‚ to my mother’s childbearing‚ and to my coming of age‚ Faith has been a part of my life‚ even before my upbringing. My relation with Faith has been with me before I was born‚ starting with my parent’s migration to America. As a twelve-year-old leaving a Communist ruling Country‚ my mother certainly needed Faith to get by. Now‚ because my mother was so young at the time‚ she did not have the mental

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    Civil disobedience is using nonviolent protest to boycott government in an attempt to influence the legislation to change the policy. Henry David Thoreau created a writing called "Civil Disobedience"‚ talking about its meaning and how he had experienced civil disobedience. He had been sent to jail for not paying a poll-tax for six years (Thoreau par. 7). When he was released‚ he paid the tax; obeying the law‚ but had still thought that government is biased for making him pay it (McElroy par. 2).

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    that people use to protest against laws and rules that they don’t like or find unjust. Forms both violent and not‚ that achieve their goals in very different ways and with varying results. Among these is civil disobedience‚ which is the act of opposing a law one considers unjust and peacefully disobeying it while accepting the consequences and is perhaps the most effective form of non-violent protest‚ though it is not without fault. Civil disobedience‚ like all forms of protest‚ can positively or

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    The Black Codes

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    The control of white over black‚ however‚ seemed to be restored‚ as each of the newly elected state legislatures’s enacted statutes severely limiting the freedom and rights of the blacks. The “Black Codes” restricted the ability of blacks to own land and to work as free laborers and denied them most of the civil and political rights enjoyed by whites. The Supreme Court rulings allowed

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    people marched the streets of Washington‚ D.C.‚ to protest the recently elected President Donald Trump. The protestors were protesting his views on women’s rights‚ health care‚ and immigration among other things. People like “members of Congress‚ world-famous actresses and countless citizens like Joanne Gascoyne of Albany‚ New York a 78-year-old retired teacher who traveled to New York City with her daughter and two granddaughters” came to protest the rights of women. The Women’s March was caused

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    Impact of Protests on the Rights and Freedoms of Aboriginals The treatment of Indigenous Australians by the government has been an issue of controversy since White Europeans settled in Australia. Throughout history Aboriginals have developed and hosted many protests‚ sometimes with the help of the White Europeans that wanted to make a difference to get back rights and freedoms of Aboriginals. The Australian Aborigines were the first people to live on the continent Australia‚ being here longer

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    How does subcultural theory explain the development of gangs and gang culture? Subcultural theories investigate why criminal group activities develop within society. A subculture is a distinguishable group of individuals set apart from mainstream society because of its differences in beliefs and rules which differ from the broader culture. Subcultures can be applied to an extensive range of groups however this essay will discuss delinquent subcultures. (Haralambos M and Holborn M‚ 2004) Frederic

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