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    will never hold your hand‚ and ten little toes that will never feel the warmth of sand. He has sweet little lips that will never kiss your cheek‚ and a mouth full of words that he will never speak.” This is a small portion of a poem written by Edda Stewart. The child a woman is choosing to abort will never get the chance at life‚ all because of the woman who is carrying it. They are the ones with the final say and they need to be stopped. Abortion should be illegal in the United States because there

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    and career preparation‚ not . leading to breakthroughs for individuals and society as a whole. The first main goal of education should be to produce democratic citizens who critically think. If the arts and humanities continue to be undervalued‚ Martha Nussbaum‚

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    Gender equity is involved in numerous factors of Martha Nussbaum’s human capability framework. First‚ bodily health is impacted from gender inequity. For example‚ Aboriginal women in Canada are experiencing alarming HIV/AIDS rates as they account for nearly 50% of all HIV-positive test reports among Aboriginal people‚ compared with only 16% of their non-Aboriginal counterparts. The Canadian government does not provide Aboriginal communities with access to adequate health care services and this unfair

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    The general argument made by Martha Mendoza is about a little girl names Claudia Morales who lives the life of a farmgirl and moves twice every year along with her family‚ which greatly affects her life. More specifically Martha argues that this lifestyle is effecting her education an is not healthy for her in the long run. She writes “ about 90 percent of kids living in sessonal worker housing drop oit of school .” In this passage Martha is showing that these kinds of lifestyles are definetly effecting

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    The differences in the way Stewart and Claire‚ in ‘Jindabyne’‚ react to the discovery of the woman’s body are due to their individual experiences which in turn are indigenous to deeply affirmed gender roles. The staunch male output presented in Stewart’s reaction‚ we see as a fallacy in his moments of isolation‚ however it is maintained to the utmost for the majority of his interactions with others. Claire‚ while not conforming to this stereotypical idea of a soft‚ emotional woman‚ reacts with fervour

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    The ghastly realities of war result in long lasting distress for many. Martha Gellhorn’s article “Dachau” is a retelling of her arrival to Dachau‚ the first concentration camp to be opened by the Nazis of Germany during World War II. Gellhorn was one of the first journalists to report from the concentration camp and her detailed observations subjected readers to the horrific realities of Dachau. The graphic descriptions and disgust shown by the author were successful in swaying the reader against

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    Men Should Weep‚ by Ena Lamont Stewart highlights the extreme poverty experienced by a vast number of people living in Glasgow during the 1930’s. This is illustrated in their poor living conditions. The Morrison’s live in an overcrowded tenement in the east end of Glasgow. There is only one bedroom and Maggie and John must resort to making up a bed on the living room floor and sleeping on it. “A space has been cleared‚ C‚ for a mattress on the floor with pillows‚ blankets and old coats.” In addition

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    Response Paper #2: Linking the sociological imagination to the conscious consumerism Do you want to donate a dollar with your purchase and support this foundation? Did you know that if you purchase one of the clothing items from this product line today‚ we will be donating a portion of the funds to a great charity? Did you know that this product was made under the provision of high quality standards? All of these questions are valid and hold true to the idea that the issue of conscious or conscientious

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    LaRon Reed Dr. Sarah Sours Religion 105 November 16‚ 2016 Luke 10:38-42 In this passage‚ the main focus of the story is the encounter between Jesus and Martha. Martha is described as distracted and worried. This prompts her to accuse her sister of abandoning her and leads her to try to use Jesus to satisfy her demands. Jesus does not admonish Martha for the kind of service and hospitality she offers. Indeed‚ elsewhere in Luke-Acts service of this sort is strongly praised. He cites‚ instead‚ her anxiety

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    society we look to history. Just like these‚ and many other examples to learn about dance we once again we study history in order to understand the development of this art form. Some of the earliest and most influential modern dancers in America were Martha Graham and Jose Limon. It is interesting to look at their pieces and see how they are both similar and different and how time at which their choreography was taking place influenced their work. In this paper‚ these

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