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    debates. If more people took the time to look at both sides of the story instead of jumping to conclusions‚ we would have a better grasp on the situation at hand. When these heated debates and controversy arise‚ people handle it differently some protest‚ some start riots‚ and others just sit tight and let it run its course. I’m the type that would just let it run the course‚ because I don’t believe that protesting accomplishes

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    significance of this inclusion and the relationship between the senses of touch and smell as well as the senses in general. Meanwhile‚ upon examination of the Kama sutra the sense of smell and the scents of objects comes into play in a context of Indian literature associated not with aesthetic poetry but with a much more technical and instructive guidebook. In this case‚ the sense of smell is used to convey not simply emotion but allows the reader to make a wide range of inferences about characters‚ the text

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    The emergence of Occupy Movement plays a huge role in defining the protest and how it will progress. Piven and Claus believe that occupy movement happen because individuals in society must have a change. The emergence of a protest movement entails a transformation both of consciousness and of behavior .People realize that they are unhappy with they way that our government is lead which lead them to rebel. One other theory that ties into a change in conscious is the Arab Spring.The “Arab Spring”

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    Dworkin ’s and Habermas ’s approach to civil disobedience. The following essay will attempt to evaluate the approach taken by Dworkin and Habermas on their views of civil disobedience. The two main pieces of literature referred to will be Dworkin ’s paper on ‘Civil Disobedience and Nuclear Protest ’# and Habermas ’s paper on ‘Civil Disobedience: Litmus Test for the Democratic Constitutional State. ’# An outline of both Dworkin ’s and Habermas ’s approach will be given ‚ further discussion will then

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    People around the world are all subjected to constantly hear of the riots and dispositions of America as they fight for and against Donald Trump. People constantly see things such as the women’s rights march‚ black lives matter riots‚ and refugee protests on the news daily. But‚ the news doesn’t always have these stories completely true‚ some are even overly exaggerated or completely false. So‚ the people not only in america‚ but around the world‚ are constantly hearing stories over their so called

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    8 Stages of Genocide

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    people‚ “Cracker”. Stage two creates a greater sense of supremacy for the group starting the Genocide‚ as it enables them to degrade their victims to a lower level and increase their own authority over them. Symbolization can be prevented by public protests and riots demanding the abolishment of the symbol placed upon them. The third stage of Genocide is dehumanization. This stage involves calling certain groups of people names which connect to animals or animal like terminology. This stage relates

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    NFL players in the United States have taken a stand‚ or I should say a knee‚ against police brutality and racial discrimination. Players who kneel for the anthem have shown strong distaste against the American flag; these protesters have shown disrespect to the brave who have sacrificed their lives for each individual you see every day. The controversy on this matter began last season when former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem. His attempt to bring attention

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    Shirin Ebadi uses her novel Until We Are Free as an opening into a world that we could never imagine. A world where the freedom of speech is not a freedom given by the government but persecuted by the government. Where political activists and defenders of human rights are looked at as criminals. A world where she was once able to practice law as a judge and live securely in her home in Tehran with her loving husband and two daughters. However‚ Ebadi describes that this is no longer the case in Iran

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    The true roots and inspirations of the Occupy movement can be traced back to revolution-like protests and grassroots initiatives in the Arab world and Asia beginning in late 2010. On December 18‚ 2010‚ in response to multiple attempts of repression towards them‚ the people of Tunisia fired back with protests that soon led to their government being overthrown in less than a month from when the protests started. Soon after‚ Egypt successfully overthrew their President at the time‚ Hosni Mubarak‚ who

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    The Arab Spring of Yemen began with protests in 2011. Both violent and non-violent events had occurred in the Yemeni Arab Spring. A whole chain of key events took place within the year that it lasted. On January 27th of 2011‚ thousands‚ led by many individuals all over Yemen‚ flood the streets of Sana’a and other cities in the southern region. These protests took place in order to urge President Saleh to end his presidency. There were weeks of mass protests to follow this event. President Ali Abdullah

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