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    today. It has taken years and years of fighting that our people are known as equal men & women. I think that Franklin employed a lot of symbolism to have a sense of flow with his arguments. In the title‚ “The Train from Hate”‚ it simply states that the train is the representation of hate. At that time‚ trains were the only mode of transportation. Franklin noted that the different coaches took a set of colored people and non-colored people. Therefore‚ everything was separated and the blacks were discriminated

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    or sexual orientation are all classified as hate crimes. Targets of these crimes include‚ individuals‚ businesses‚ or even society as a whole.(fbi.gov) “Hate crime legislation at the federal or state level takes on four specific forms: (1) statutes defining hate crimes as substantive offenses‚ (2) sentence enhancement‚ (3) statistics collection‚ and (4) civil remedies.” (” www.ncjrs.gov”) As part of a larger initiative to combat violent crime‚ The Hate Crimes Sentencing Enhancement act was put in

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    Not Out of Hate: A Novel of Burma. By MA MA LAY. Translated by MARGARETAUNG-THWIN. Edited by WILLIAM H. FREDERICK. Athens: Ohio University Center for International Studies. Not Out Of Hate was Ma Ma Lay’s fifth and perhaps best novel published in Burma in 1955‚ as a result‚ she was conferred with a government literary prize. The translation of the novel which was initially published in Burmese into English rendered scholars and readers alike a glimpse into pre-world war II Burmese society

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    events. Ellen Goodman‚ author of the short essay Becoming Desensitized to Hate Words‚ has long been an opponent of using Hitlerian language and other hate speech in everyday language. Her essay briefly discusses the improper analogies that people in the present are making and she states her claim that the horrors during World War 2 far outweighed any situation that is occurring presently. The use of Hitlerian language and other hate speech

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    An example of this would be the increase in hate crimes by “as much as 88%” This hate has stemmed from the age-old principles of American Conservatives‚ to hate any foreigners. “From the Italian to the Jews‚ Conservatives have always been unaccepting.” Hate crimes against Muslims have increased dramatically since 2001. Statistics say that hate crimes against Muslims went up 90% immediately after 9/11. These hate crimes played a very significant role in making Middle Eastern

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    When the Hate Crime Statistics Act was passed‚ signed into law and reauthorized‚ it did not include hate crimes against women as a class (The Leadership Conference ). Since there is no official inclusion of gender-based crimes associated with the Hate Crime Statistics Act‚ the statistics and tracking of increase or decrease of these crimes are not apart of federal law or the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) of hate crime and remain unknown (Criminal Justice). However‚ there are still various hate crimes

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    Adolf Hitler used the Jews as a scapegoat‚ blaming them for Germany’s economic and social problems. His Nazi party promised to resolve these issues‚ and in 1932 won most of the vote. Many members of the German public were bystanders and did nothing to condemn the Nazi Anti-Semitic policies. This may have been due to the fact that they were content with other Nazi policies‚ which appeared to improve the disastrous financial and economic conditions in Germany. People were also afraid to speak out‚

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    Hate Speech should not be tolerated. Essay No. 3 In his argument "Should This Student Have Been Expelled?" Nat Hentoff is against the expulsion of Doug Hann from Brown University. In the letter to the editor Vartan Gregorian says Brown University has never expelled anyone for free speech‚ nor will it ever do so. Hentoff opposes Gregorian saying that Doug Hann was expelled for the unsavory content of his speech‚ and not for his actions. He used Art Spitzer’s (legal director of the ACLU’s National

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    existed a young girl named Roberta Robheson. Roberta Robheson’s world is so incredibly cruddy because all the people that exist around her are selfish individuals whose main motivation in life is to better themselves and gain money or prestige. Linda Barry‚ the author of Cruddy‚ explores this concept through dark imagery and a disturbing plot that exhibits many characters whose actions are motivated by self-interest and greed which demonstrate Barry’s view that today’s society is rampant with narcissistic

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    Romeo states in Act 1‚ "Here is much to do with hate‚ but more with." By analyzing the many forms love takes in the play‚ explore whether Romeo was right in his contention. Romeo and Juliet‚ the tragic play by William Shakespeare‚ centers around the love story between Romeo‚ the young heir of the Montagues‚ and Juliet‚ the daughter of the house of Capulet. Because of an on-going feud between the two families‚ Romeo and Juliet are forced to keep their love a secret‚ marry in secret and‚ due to ill-fated

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