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    abhorred of all. Being brainwashed from their synthetic birth‚ no matter what class they are in‚ has left them acting ignorant of the world and only able to run on spoonfed information. They are treated more like experiments rather than humans. Dehumanization is unethical and therefore harmful to a society when trying to achieve utopia. Stripping humans of their emotions and their individuality can cause them revert back to an ignorant civilization that can only thrive on supplied propaganda. Emotions

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    treated as things and not treated as a human should be treated by comparing babies as targets. “You must get completely undressed... Run as if the devil were after you! Don’t look at the SS. Run‚ straight in front of you!” is another example of dehumanization. In this part of the book Jews were ordered to strip and run in order to pass a test for survival. This is an example of how Elie‚ his father and his fellow Jews were humiliated. A final example of how Elie and other Jews were dehumanized was

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    potential as marriage partners. Women are treated as sex object which makes them feel devalued and trivialized. Women who participate in prostitution‚ pornography‚ phone sex‚ lap dances‚ and any other degrading activity add to the problem of the dehumanization of women. Society by the way of media‚ television‚ music‚ videos‚ magazines‚ and advertisement contribute to the disease of anorexia and bulimia in young girls and women. Underweight models and digitally enhanced photos are associated with increased

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    Frederick Douglass was an African American man who made a huge impact towards the abolitionist movement. Douglass grew up in Talbot County‚ Maryland. Douglass never knew his age or the identity of his father. Douglass’s father was thought to be his master‚ Captain Anthony. The uncertainty of major things in life such as his age and father drove Douglass to thirst for knowledge and stability.These two things paired together led him to live the life that he pursued. “Douglass became an influential

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    Response to the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglas Frederick Douglass was a slave for about seven years in Master Hugh’s family. In the beginning‚ his mistress was such a kind‚ loving‚ gentle‚ and giving person‚ and treated him as she would anyone else. She taught him the alphabet‚ and that was the beginning of his desire to learn to read. Realizing this and because of her husband’s influence as a slaveholder‚ she gradually changed her ideas of trying to help Douglass. As a result‚ she became

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    One of the saddest aspects of the Holocaust was not how many lives were lost‚ but how many souls were lost. Those lucky enough to survive Auschwitz‚ Buchenwald‚ and the like came out changed men and women‚ and not for the better. While some‚ such as Elie Wiesel‚ were able to contribute to the world and keep alive the memory of the victims of the Holocaust‚ many left the experience shells; shadows of their former selves. So much had changed during their time in the concentration camps and they had

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    I always knew this notion existed. I always tried to ignore it. Whenever someone in my social circle made an intolerant remark‚ I would force myself to calm down reaffirming myself that it’s their ignorance talking‚ that they are just being immature or that they do not understand how pernicious their statements are. Those brief aggressions‚ that resentful mindset‚ I came to a point in which I couldn’t take it anymore. I could not just dismiss it again. At some point‚ I realized I was sick and tired

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    In this process of dehumanization‚ children are not only at risk for sexual abuse‚ but also psychological and physical abuse. With that said‚ children are also forced to perform physical labour. Children serve as objects to control with the use of physical abuse by “salve masters” to make profit. According to these “slave masters” poverty is forcing them to pay low salaries. The children working for them work long hours and are locked in a shed at night with only a cup to urinate in (Haglage‚ 2015)

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    Douglas Adams Research Paper “It was one of those beautiful starlit nights‚ and it occurred to me that at some point that somebody should write a hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy. I fell asleep and forgot about it for six years” (Douglas Adams). Douglas Adams was a brilliant‚ well known writer who discovered his gift of writing as a teenager. He was from an educated family who supported his writing through his childhood and into his college years. Douglas Adams shows what he values in and is

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    Tommy Douglas (October 20‚ 1904 - February 24‚ 1986) Thomas “Tommy” Douglas was the seventh Premier and CCF leader of Saskatchewan; he amended the province of Saskatchewan and initiated many social reforms in the rest of Canada. Tommy Douglas is considered Canada’s “Father of Medicare” because of his introduction of universal hospitalization in Saskatchewan in 1949 and a Medicare plan for Saskatchewan in 1959. Later after Douglas moved from Scotland to Winnipeg‚ his infected knee got worse and

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