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    What If… Citizens Were Required to Vote. Do you agree with the concept that every American should be required to cast a ballot? Why or why not? I both agree and disagree. I agree because I am sick of hearing the complaints of how this President or that representative has ruined the country. If everyone were required to vote then they would be responsible for the person they elected into office and for the outcome of that person’s time spent in office. I disagree because this country was founded

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    A Resolution to Amend the Constitution to Allow Naturalized Citizens to Run for President Article II‚ Section 1‚ Clause 5 of the Constitution states "No Person except a natural born Citizen‚ or a Citizen of the United States‚ at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution‚ shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years‚ and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States

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    globalizing world many countries have non citizens in their major cities. This portion of the population mostly consists of members of the country’s labor force. It is these people however who are also suffering due to low incomes and other challenges that arise from living in a new country. Political leaders trying to get elected attempt to base their campaigns which are meant to help this target group. Unfortunately most of these people are not citizens and therefore they can’t vote for them. This

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    Good citizens are very important to a good country. The United States is planning to create a colony on the moon and they need a group of people with the skills to handle many different tasks. NASA feels confident about the technology and they need 1000 people to send it. How many of each type of citizen should be sent to colonize the moon? The new lunar colony will need 200 personally responsible citizens‚ 300 participatory citizens‚ and 500 justice-oriented citizens. The lunar colony should

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    Mahmoud Darwish's Poetry

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    Throughout a selection of Mahmoud Darwish’s writing: A Poem Which Is Not Green‚ from My Country‚ Diary of a Palestinian Wound‚ Sirhan Drinks His Coffee in the Cafeteria and Birds Die in Galilee‚ Darwish conveys a constant theme of ones homeland. Darwish himself lived in an Israeli-controlled area of Palestine where those in power frowned upon his writings‚ frequently resulting in imprisonment for Darwish. It was through these poems that Darwish conveyed where his homeland was figuratively located;

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    “Identity Card” Analysis Everything in life that one works for can be taken away in a matter of seconds. However‚ one thing that people hold onto no matter what is their name. A name is something that cost nothing and can always be called one’s own. Unfortunately this is not true for the speaker of the poem “Identity Card.” Losing individuality and suffering can be avoided more often than not; however‚ that is not the case in Mahmoud Darwish’s “Identity Card” where a Palestinian man suffers due

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    Edward Said States

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    States Edward: Said “States‚” by Edward Said is an essay written by a Palestinian man with first-hand accounts of daily life in that region of the Middle-East. Said was renowned in the literary community as one of the most “distinguished literary critics and scholars...” Born in Jerusalem in 1935‚ Said‚ at the age of twelve‚ fled with his family to Cairo during the establishment of Israel as a Jewish state. In his essay‚ Said begins to discuss the state of the Palestinian people. The content

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    Alternative Communication Skills in Disaster Management Effective communication during a disaster ensures organization and efficiency when it comes to the rapid deployment of equipment and support services. Communication systems enable managers to stay connected with staff and volunteers and keep the public informed of safety issues. The Disaster Relief Communications Foundation has been formed specifically to research‚ evaluate and update emergency communication systems. During an emergency or

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    Summary And Response of Nussbaum’s Educating Citizens Summary "Educating Citizens" main focus is on the internal dynamics that drive anti-democratic behavior and how Nussbaum tries to find an answer through possible educational cures. Nussbaum asks‚ if it is possible to consider an approach to education that will lessen human desires to dominate and to marginalize which would instruct everyone to have a heightened sense of compassion as well as a capacity to take responsibility both within and

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    American Poets. To say that Ranking has reached a bounty of success in her life is an understatement. In Citizen: An American Lyirc she presents her life as lived in the mostly Caucasian world of the academy‚ of privilege: she speaks of tennis lessons‚ housekeepers‚ conferences. Many pieces are about how her color precludes acceptance in this white space she inhabits. She foregrounds

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