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    Are Gay People “Born This Way?” If you ask this question you will receive one of the two reactions: “Yes. People choose to be gay. They are making an immoral choice‚ which humanity should discourage.” Or “No. Sexual preference is biologically determined. Government should protect gay people from discrimination because homosexuality is an unalterable aspect of their identity.” Whether sexual preference is a quality we are born with (nature) or is caused by the environment we are raised in (nurture)

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    through writing exercises that required them to repeatedly practice writing‚ “Chairman Mao is our Great Saving Star‚” and “We are all Chairman Mao’s good little children. ” To many outside nations‚ including Americans‚ this seems like a way of brainwashing the people‚ especially at such an early age. However‚ we already know that the leaders of the Communist Party have no such fatherly intentions for their “children”. The “Hundred Flowers Movement‚” a movement that encouraged China’s peoples to

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    I think the type of resistance that would have been the most effective against the growing power of the Nazi government is discreet subversive resistance. This is because if one were to outspokenly in clear daylight help a Jew or show dissent in any way‚ the Nazis would have dealt the person with severe punishment‚ probably death. In this case‚ yes‚ that person is helping a Jew and is doing a good deed‚ but it would most probably result in death as soon as the Nazis found out which would be a short

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    1984 outline

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    Taylor Worley Mr. Walker LA 12 September 4‚ 2012 1984 I. Introduction A. George Orwell’s 1984 is a parody meant to expose the injustices of the time in which it was written and reveal the dangers of not confronting and correcting them. II. Historical climate: many governments violating human rights; attempting to control the ideas of the people A. WW II B. Stalin- “Stalin ruled with an iron fist‚ and was famous for his midnight purges: he would round up hundreds of citizens at

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    A Prejudice Against Jehovah Witnesses One social category that is commonly pre-judged is Jehovah Witnesses. The prejudices that I have against Jehovah Witnesses are mainly based on personal experience. Jehovah Witnesses (JW) think that their practice the one and only "true" religion. Believing that they are superior and far greater than any mainstream religions. JW are unpatriotic‚ arrogant and not family oriented. Lastly I think that JW think that they are too good to accept blood transfusions

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    Finally‚ each of these prepares the children for the world they’re about to live in‚ rather the World State or the United States. This shows the similarities of the World State and the United States. While the World State conditions children by brainwashing them to fit into certain categories‚ the United States educates Children by showing them what is right from what is wrong. Both conditioning and educating have many similarities and differences but all together they are working in order to prepare

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    cycle and childbirth. Women were also separated by stores. Only handmaids were allowed to shop at “ Milk and Honey “. “ What would don’t know won’t tempt you “ ( Atwood 195 ). Not knowing is also loss of power. The government gains control by brainwashing the people. This can correspond with Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. The government gains power by establishing a book ban. People without knowledge won’t know how to think for themselves. Now someone becomes controllable. The use of language

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    The influence of media in society Media is very important for society because it is essential to have a healthy democracy. Indeed‚ a strong media is the cornerstone of a democratic society as it makes people in power accountable for their acts; it makes sure that the truth is brought to the surface for all the citizens to know and it offers a wide variety of different opinions so that in learning about them‚ people can form their independent opinion. Journalists have the job of bringing information

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    establishment of a law against treacherous attacks on the state and party that made anti-Nazi humor an act of treason‚ and there was a reason for this. Research has shown that humor is the most effective means of preventing the indoctrination of brainwashing. Used as both a shield and a weapon‚ humor has the power to soothe the most wounded and threaten the most evil. These qualities speak to its inherent potential — a potential that has not yet been entirely tapped or even recognized. Holocaust

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    into a new ideology‚ but are supposed to independently come to the realization that their contemporary society is oppressive and necessitates radical change. As opposed to Valerie Solanas who declares that ‘SCUM is too impatient to wait for the de-brainwashing of millions of assholes’ (1967: #100)‚ Freire insists that for change to take place‚ revolutionary leaders ought not to convince people of their views‚ but to simply liberate them. Radical social change will naturally come about as a consequence

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