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    Name: Course: Institution: Tutor: Date: Q2 a) According to Davis‚ how or why did black women’s perspectives of liberation differ from the perspective of many white feminists? Angela Davies starts by pointing out the plight of the black people‚ and especially black women‚ at the hands of slavery in the 19th century. With the rise of black people movements and abolishment of slavery‚ the black women’s working conditions didn’t seem to improve. They were still subjected to bad working conditions if

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    The Equality Act 2010- How has this act promoted anti-discriminatory practice and how successful has this been? The equality act (2010) was introduced to provide a modern framework with a clear law to effectively tackle disadvantage and discrimination. The Act is intended to simplify the law by bringing together existing anti-discrimination legislations‚ such as‚ the Equal Pay Act (1970)‚ the sex discrimination act (1975)‚ the Race relations act (1976) and the disability discrimination act (1995)

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    Othello Act Summary

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    Othello Act Summary: Act 1: The Act begins with Iago and Roderigo discussing their mutual hatred towards Othello. Iago is angry because Cassio‚ less experience than him‚ is promoted to the rank of lieutenant‚ rather than himself. He tries to set up Othello by telling Brabanchio‚ the father of Desdemona‚ that he (Othello) has stolen his daughter. Eventually‚ through the use of colorful wording‚ he and Roderigo finally convince Brabanchio to gather his men and search for Othello. Othello is put

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    Exclusion Criteria for Childcare and Childminding settings recommended time to be kept away from daycare and childminding Main points • Any child who is unwell should not attend‚ regardless of whether they have a confirmed infection. • Children with diarrhoea and/or vomiting should be excluded until they have had no symptoms for 48 hours after an episode of diarrhoea and/or vomiting. • Coughs and runny noses alone need not be a reason for exclusion but if the child is unwell they should not

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    Summary Offences Act Reasonable Excuse Throughout the SOA there are recurring concepts of “reasonable excuse” and lawful excuse. A reasonable excuse is not a lawful excuse (Minkley v Monroe‚ 1986). A “reasonable excuse involves both subjective and objective considerations‚ but these considerations must be related to the immediate prevailing circumstances in which the offensive words‚ etc‚ are used‚ just as in self defence or provocation the response of the accused must be related in some way

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    Act of Congress ⇒ Chapter Summaries Chapter 9—Politics First Chapter Nine continues with an examination of Barney Frank‚ the Democrat who served as the senior leader of the House Financial Services Committee that was responsible with researching‚ marking up‚ rewriting‚ and passing proposed legislation that would prohibit another financial crisis from developing in the future. However‚ while waiting for the release the administration’s white paper‚ which helped inform and educate members of

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    The government puts in place the legislation and law that the policies and procedures in the setting stem from. Some examples are “the Equality Act 2010” and “The Children Act 2004”. Policies are in place because they comply with the law. Different policies include child abuse‚ child health‚ confidentiality‚ disability‚ and equality‚ and infection control‚ language-rich environments‚ safeguarding and working in partnership. The Child Protection policy. Children have a right to feel secure and will

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    Case Study: The USA PATRIOT Act One of the most controversial policies to pass legislation within the United States congress with the approval of our president at the time‚ George W. Bush‚ was the USA PATRIOT Act. The USA PATRIOT Act is actually a acronym for the Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act. This Act reduced the restrictions‚ which now allowed the law the power to search various electronic communications records

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    The Patriot Act Summary

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    a threat to our God-given freedoms protected by the U.S. Constitution." In the following viewpoint‚ John F. McManus claims that the USA Patriot Act‚ which was passed in response to the September 11‚ 2001‚ attacks on the United States‚ gives the president authority and powers that are not limited to the pursuit of terrorists. McManus warns that the act licenses snooping on U.S. citizens‚ including the seizure of business records‚ the collecting of e-mails‚ and the wiretapping of phone calls. He sees

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    Espionage Act Summary

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    1. Why does Debs insist that the Espionage Act represents "the negation of every fundamental principle established by the Constitution"? Debs insists that the Espionage Act represents “the negation of every fundamental principle established by the Constitution” because the Act goes directly against the freedom of speech‚ which is one of the building blocks of our nation. Debs states‚ “…if Congress enacts any law that conflicts with this provision [the freedom of speech] in the Constitution‚ that

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