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    I can encourage my friends to show pride in being an American by telling them to participate in American events and holidays. It would also be easy for my friends to support the troops for keeping us safe and free by fighting worldwide. Showing patriotism throughout our country is a great way to have pride in being an American because you show how dedicated and serious you are to our country’s history. If my friends can participate‚ support‚ and show dedication in each of these activities‚ they will

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    On September 1‚ 2016 Chargers were hosting the 76ers for a preseason NFL game. What people saw in the stadium and on Television was Colin Kaepernick and his teammate Eric Reid Kneel during the National Anthem. (Note Card 1). People were already criticized Colin Kaepernick right away when they saw this. Not even getting a chance to speak why he did till after the game. When the reporter ask why did he not stand for the Nation Anthem he said “ I’m not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for

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    Words: Tools of War

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    Words: Tools of War Words are held to a high standard. The tone in which you say a word‚ or maybe the context in which you say a word completely changes its meaning. Today‚ we use words as tools to provide information and inform others as well as a way to feel superior to others‚ but in a war time crisis words such as name calling can be the key to a killing spree. Soldiers all around the world for ages‚ since the Greek and Romans‚ have learned to use nicknames as a way to deliberately taunt

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    Renee Hagon To be Canadian means to be able to look around you and only see various different shades of green in the many diverse types of trees. It means your body is pumped with adrenaline when your favourite hockey team comes on to the ice‚ and it’s that moment when you sing the national anthem proud‚ with a smile on your face. To be Canadian means to respect others opinions and religions‚ to accept one another no matter the race‚ religion‚ or sexuality of another. Canada has been the most

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    Early American Culture

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    The early American Christian attitude of limited tolerance for other religions is still apparent today with the issue of NFL players not standing for the National Anthem. Football is so meaningful to American culture‚ that it has become a segment of many people’s religion‚ so when an athlete decides to sit during the National Anthem‚ fans view it as a slight to their religion and their country at the same time. Football fans are a part of one large community where people come from all different

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    Arvin J. Giva SS 550 – Intro to Soc. Sci. March 17‚ 2012 A Reflection on the Street Names of Zamboanga City Every day‚ I ride on my motorcycle in going to work and as well as going home. There are times that I pass through the city proper for a joy ride and unwind a little after the heavy school work. The historical landmarks of this Asia’s Latin City are just too good to see and give me an ambiance of the past. The first route which I take is La Purisima

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    Happy 67th Independence Day 2013.  Good Morning! Today On 15 August 2013‚ India is going to celebrate its 67th Independence Day. So first of all I wish you all a very Happy Independence Day 2013.  Indians celebrate this day with lots of love and pride‚ because on 15 August 1947 India got freedom from the British Rule after 200 years. So this is the day of pride for all of us. We should not forget the sacrifice of our National Heroes‚ who sacrificed their life for Indian Independence so we all should

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    No matter how horrible our country might be at the moment‚ refusing to stand up for the National Anthem shows complete disrespect and dishonor to our country. Our country has been through so much in the past to fight for what we have today‚ people have risked their lives for you to have an even better one and for you not even acknowledge the importance of the sacrifices they made for you and everyone else‚ is disgraceful. New Orleans Saints quarterback‚ also disagreed with the fact that it’s a disrespectful

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    Respect Colin Kaepernick is a quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers who in the past month has brought a lot of attention to himself. Before any NFL game is played the national anthem is played. Kaepernick decided he would not stand for the national anthem and left thousands wondering what he was doing. After the game‚ during an interview he was asked why he did not stand and his answer was "I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people

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    Case: Johnston v. Tampa Bay Sports Authority Facts of the Case: On September 13‚ 2005 the Authority‚ introduced a policy requiring brief pat-down searches of all persons attending Buccaneers football games. Johnston is a Buccaneers season ticket subscriber who first became a season ticket holder in 2001. In February 2002‚ the NFL Commissioner expanded the policy to require pat-down searches of all patrons attending and other special events. Johnston was aware of the pat-down policy before the first

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