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    Hate Crimes

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    Hate crimes have increased over the past few years. According to Deepa Bharath’s article‚ the hate crimes in the Los Angeles County has leaped to 24 percent since 2015. Hate crimes are defined as a criminal action acted upon on a specific person from a protected class. These acts can be either an assault or vandalism or the use of a dangerous weapon which causes bodily harm to an individual. On August 10‚ 1999‚ Joseph Ileto‚ a Filipino-American was murdered cold-heartedly by a white supremacist

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    in one or more of a variety of self-destructive behaviors‚ or outwardly‚ in the form of interpersonal violence. Hate crimes have long been a problem in American Society. Hate crime is a crime that will be most prevalent in the 21st century. Hate crimes and hate incidents are major issues for police officers because of their unique impact on victims as well as the community. A hate crime is a criminal offense committed against any person‚ property or society that is motivated‚ in whole or in part

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    The Importance of Racial Harmony Singapore is a bustling metropolis. It is also one of the world’s most prosperous countries with strong international trading links and a per capita GDP comparable to that of the leading nations of Western Europe. However‚ the nation has also suffered from a turbulent history. Hence‚ the government has taken several steps to safeguard the present social security and stability of the nation. One of the most essential steps it has taken in ensuring social order is

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    Love and Hate

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    “The Differences between Love and Hate” Have you ever hated someone‚ so much that you love them? I know it sounds very crazy but that’s how life goes. My boyfriend and I love each other to death we play‚ we cuddle‚ and we kiss‚ and hug. There’s the time we argue‚ fight‚ and exchange bad words to each other. At the end of the day we love each other too much to separate from one another. Love means an intense feeling of deep affection to someone. Loving your parent‚ sister brother‚ or friend

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    The Notion of Harmony in Confucianism and Taoism At one point in our lives we are all in search of true harmony in many aspects of our lives. For thousands of years and to present day cultures around the world have been in search for harmony in every aspect of the their lives. The Chinese cultures and followers of Confucianism and Taoism have long defined the essence of harmony. Though in many ways they are different I found there is an ultimate goal in both‚ which is equilibrium in a societal role

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    Love and Hate

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    Hate - A strong emotion of dislike towards something or someone. Or Love - An intense feeling of deep affection or fondness. I’ll begin with Love’s case. We’ve all heard of true love and what it can do to one’s mind‚ but who has actually been so committed to you to make you forget about life. I’m not talking about the odd hazy scene around that crush or the butterflies you felt when your saw her staring at you. I’m talking about

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    Hate In Osama

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    Hate: a strong feeling which can be developed without a reason or motive. Such a word can help describe the relationship between the Buddhists and the Muslims in Myanmar. Filmmaker Adam B. Ellick documentary 21st Century Concentration camps brings to a light a growing issue between the reservations of Muslims and Buddhists. These Muslims in Myanmar are constantly oppressed and face harsh conditions in “concentration camps”‚ while the rest of the world remains oblivious to their situation. Throughout

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    culture of hate

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    R24 Culture of Hate: Who Are We? Summary Lee Harvey‚ the director of the documentary film Culture of Hate: Who Are We? (2002)‚ addresses the topic of racism. She reveals the hidden world of white power youths in Lakeside and discusses the causes and effects of white power movement in the community of Lakeside. In the beginning of the film‚ Harvey shows the viewers the murder incident of a Mexican migrant worker whose body was found in a drainage ditch in Lakeside‚ CA. In the drainage ditch‚ the

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    Essay Topics: 4. According to Paul Cezanne: “Art is as harmony Parallel to Nature.” Discuss with reference to Cubism. “The history of Cubism consists chiefly of the ongoing battle between the two dimensional plane and three-dimensional nature‚ between the artists painting construction and the emotional contact with nature.” Jacob Bendien (1890- 1933) Cubism was a powerful influent in the visual arts style of the 20th century‚ in the modern art period. This movement was specifically established

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    The Shadow of Hate

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    The Shadow of Hate The documentary remarks on the origins of race and how it has affected history and its people. There has been a history of intolerance in America against the “them”‚ the others. “Them”‚ being the different‚ the unknown. It is clear that people are afraid of the unknown because of the uncertainty it brings thus they immediately label anything different as “them”. The ultimate concept I was able to derive from the documentary was that race is an idea created by society to further

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