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    Linda Hasselstrom Is a Peaceful Woman Now days world is not safe. According to the CDC‚ “non-contact unwanted sexual experiences” are the most prevalent form of sexual violence in the Unites States. Every 2 minutes‚ someone in the U.S. is sexually assaulted. According to the online studies by Stop Street Harassment‚ 99% of respondents said that they had been harassed at least a few times. “A Peaceful Woman Explains Why She Carries a Gun” by Linda Hasselstrom exemplifies a use of having

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    The Striped Pyjamas ( written by John Boyne‚ published 2006) and Private Peaceful (written by Michael Morpurgo‚ published 2003) have been some of the most successful books‚ both of which giving insight into the happenings of war through the eyes of someone else. In The Boy in Striped Pyjamas‚ the war is seen through the eyes of a high-class young German boy named Bruno growing up at a Nazi concentration camp. In Private Peaceful however‚ we see the war through the eyes of a boy named Tommo growing up

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    Peaceful Warrior‚ Dan Milman achieving his dreams. Dan journey begins with him trying out for the Olympics.Dan tries to go through this knowing that he can do everything. He goes through obstacles that leads him a crazy journey. He had no idea that he was going to be going through all these obstacles to make his way into the Olympics. Finally‚ the theme of Peaceful Warrior is The Value and Purposes of Dream. Beginning with the theme‚ The Value and Purposes of Dreams indicate Dan practicing the

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    English 120 26 March 2012 Why a Peaceful Woman Carries a Gun Linda M. Hasselstrom made a very convincing argument in her essay‚ A Peaceful Woman Explains Why She Carries a Gun in the book Patterns for College Writing. Hasselstrom strongly believes women should carry pistols to defend themselves from being attacked or raped. She learned that any female can expect to be criminally assaulted‚ and women have a fifty-fifty chance of being raped‚ robbed or attacked. Hasselstrom’s essay had some

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    Wether it’s a means of self expression or a key factor in revealing public unrest‚ peaceful protest is a vital part of a free society as its freedom asserts that anyone can express themselves‚ even when it’s unpopular. We can look at cases like Colin Kaepernick where a simple pledge of allegiance was challenged because of it’s "Racially Powered Patriotism" as he believes that racial tensions are of an institutional quality. Regardless of how you feel about his views‚ his contribution of opinion peacefully

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    In “A Peaceful Woman Explains Why She Carries a Gun‚” author Lisa Hasselstrom presents reasons why she believes carrying a gun makes her feel as though she is able to protect herself more efficiently. To explain‚ Hasselstrom describes how she had been harassed

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    Harper‚ A. O. (2006). Is Canada Peaceful and Safe for Aboriginal Women? Canadian Woman Studies‚ 25(1‚2)‚ 33-38. doi:10.1.1.1010.3665 With a focus towards the inequalities aboriginal women are faced with when compared to both aboriginal men and women of non-aboriginal status‚ the journal argues that these conditions contribute to the current and historical treatment of aboriginal women and the current crisis of missing and murdered aboriginal women. Aboriginal women are subject to a disparity in

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    The Achievements of Peaceful Protests By 1968‚ full racial equality had not been achieved. Nonetheless‚ significant progress had been made in terms of: • Education • Transport • Desegregation of public places • Voting rights • Employment • Public Opinion Education • The 1954 Brown case – established that a segregated education could never be an equal one. • Although there were other legal victories which attempted to speed up integration‚ progress

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    have been the product of peaceful protest. Peaceful resistance impacts society in a positive manner by showing participation by the people and not indifference or apathy. It encourages the changing of ideas and not the destruction of them. Violence is an easier manner in which to get your point across but it does not last and endangers everyone. It creates a strong resistance against that idea‚ and only encourages more bloodshed as the victim becomes the victimizer. Peaceful protest is more meaningful

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    Peaceful resistance to laws positively impacts a free society.someone who peacefully resists a law doesn’t harm anyone and gets their point across. This positively impacts society because it shows them they can change a law they don’t like without using violence and still have their voice heard.For example Muhammad Ali’s peaceful resistance got his voice heard around the world.He stood for what he believed in and did it the right way peacefully.He had supporters around the world behind him and his

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