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    Currently in America the average person throws away seven and a half pounds of garbage every day. Most of this garbage goes into to landfills‚ where it’s compacted and buried. These lands fills have huge impacts on the environment; they cause pollution to the local environment by contaminating the groundwater and aquifers‚ contaminating the soil‚ and producing methane. One of the ways to help reduce this problem is by recycling. When you recycle‚ you convert waste materials into reusable objects

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    Why do millions of people decide to move to the United States every year from all over the world? Since humans started to hunt and fish hundreds of years ago‚ they have been trying to find better places to live and raise their children. This process is called immigration. There are several reasons why people choose the U.S. as a country where they want to move and build their new lives. The most prominent reasons are a better economy‚ religious tolerance‚ and high education. The economic basis is

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    Slavery continued in the south disguised as convict leasing. The debate of our judicial system is deeply embedded in the creation of utilizing convict labor as a system targeted at black men and women designed to criminalize them as a race. The United States is supposed to represent freedom and equality for all‚ with endless opportunities for all Americans equally‚ but it is not necessarily true for all Americans. Racism has caused an overwhelming divide between white and black people that have generationally

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    Legalization of Marijuana in the United States Author: Heidi Heffron-Clark ENGL112ON_AC: Composition Professor: Julie Joki  Talk about a hot topic! Marijuana and the discussion surrounding full legalization of the substance in the United States‚ has been creating a stir for many years now. Some people feel that there is no need to legalize another drug and take the risk of allowing it to get into the hands of children or people that may not be exposed to it if were not legal. Others say

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    parks‚ bikes and tennis‚ spectator sports‚ baseball‚ and so much more. Industrialization and Urbanization lead to difficulties for everyone especially those in the working class. Industrialization lead to huge disparity of wealth and class in the United States and Urbanization lead to massive problems that were almost and still somewhat are too difficult to solve. The Industrialization era included many revolutionary inventions. Some examples are Christopher Sholes invented the typewriter in 1867 and

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    protection of the human rights for all the people‚ a rule of law in which the laws and procedures are equally applied to all the citizens. In a democracy‚ the people are sovereign because they are the highest form of political authority. They are the ones that “choose their leaders and hold their

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    also as inferior‚ with a great danger of behaving in ways that are damaging to those from other cultures. However‚ as increasing globalization brings different cultures together‚ people are learning to overcome their self-centered thinking and see human society from a broader‚ more inclusive perspective. The term ethnocentrism was coined by William Graham Sumner‚ a social evolutionist and professor of Political and Social Science at Yale University. He defined it as the viewpoint that "one’s own

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    The United States‚ as a leading developed country‚ is very attractive to many foreigners. Everyone dreams of coming to the United Sates to study or work. However‚ they are concerned about their health care while stay in the United States. The health care system in the United States is problematic. It is so extensive and complicated that it is almost impossible for the government to make everyone satisfied. Reformation of health care occurred many times in the history. President Bill Clinton tried

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    place‚ prostitution is illegal and all involved parties are subject to criminal punishment. “The current prostitution laws penalize people‚ especially the poor‚ who want to use sex as a way to earn a living” (Hayes-Smith 47). Under legalization‚ the state licenses and regulates prostitution. One assumption about the criminalization of prostitution is that it will deter the soliciting of such services. This is not true. In places where prostitution is criminalized it is easier for sex trafficking

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    Marquise Green United States Department of State v. Ray Part I Every year millions of young adults graduate from their respective high schools‚ pack up their belongings‚ leave their parental guided homes behind‚ and set off for college. The first thing that comes to mind when leaving the parents behind is their first true sense of freedom. The freedom to do what they please with no curfew‚ no guidelines‚ and no pre-disposed consequences for their actions is the freedom they’ve been working

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