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    Global Village Draft Having media and technology accessible on demand 24/7‚ 365 days of the year means information spreads across the globe within minutes. Communication has never been so easy.Countries are no longer isolated units functioning on their own‚ but instead‚ are like discrete families within a small‚ closely knit community. Nick Enright’s play “A Man with Five Children” and the BBC documentary “ How Facebook Changed The World: The Arab Spring” are both examples of how technology and

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    IMPACT OF UK GOVERNMENT POLICIES ON THE PUBLIC SERVICE Introduction In this assignment I will be talking to you about how different policies made by the Government affect the public services and how affects services primarily such as how some policies made by the government can affect the Military or how they can affect the Emergency services. I will also be talking to you about how modern society can and is affecting the Government policies such as how acts of terrorism or civil disobedience

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    Thousands upon thousands of children are born into this world each and every day. Many of these children‚ as they grow up‚ will not think about the significance of their date of birth. While it may seem that not every day has something significant‚ after research a different conclusion might be made. If this research is conducted based on past events in history‚ everyone can find interesting events that have occurred on their birthdays tieing the events together with a significant connection. One

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    shows how Black Lives Matter Movement is a reoccurring topic and not just a ‘one hit wonder’. On the other hand the movement are bringing people together using social media as well. The article “Black Lives Matter Protest Disrupts Mall of America” it reports how protester organized a protest online for yet another case where a black life was taken by a police. And this is not the first time protester took to social media to stand up for their rights‚ and speak about injustices. Also in the CNN article

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    (1868-1963) The day the war officially started on Iraq‚ thousands of people gathered at the Texas Capitol to protest the U.S. involvement in the war. That morning‚ as a government employee working at the Courthouse‚ I was notified via email of the impending protest. The email urged supervisors to let "non-essential personnel" leave early so that they could avoid the turmoil that the protest was sure to cause on traffic. I‚ unfortunately‚ am considered "essential personnel"‚ so there was no early release

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    I think Kaepernick had a very good point as to why he didn’t stand up during the national anthem. I believe that if you don’t agree with something‚ you shouldn’t support it‚ although you should still be respectful about the matter. He was respectful about it by not standing up instead of getting mad about the issue. He did not stand up because the national anthem stands for equality and he doesn’t think he has been treated very fairly in the past because of his race. This caused the black lives matter

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    approach to solve problems. Civil disobedience is when people use a peaceful form of political protest. Uncivil disobedience is when people pursue violent means to achieve a movement or goal. Civil disobedience is a more effective act rather than an uncivil act because it allows more people to join and it wouldn’t cause severe problems. Civil disobedience would allow children to be a part of the protest. The other reason would be that acting with a civil disobedience you would be sending a clear message

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    All American citizens give up some of their personal liberties for the good of society: it is the basis of the constitution and every law. When citizens feel a law is unjust‚ they have two options: follow it or fight it. While the usual method of fighting it involves legal challenges or petitioning legislators‚ civil disobedience has achieved much notoriety after its famed success during the Civil Rights movement. The Framework for a Free Society describes a free society as one in which government

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    During the time of the 1960s‚ Dr. King was at the forefront of a movement that aimed to replicate the non-violent approach and pacifism of Mahatma Gandhi. Though there were others that differed from this style of protest‚ such as Malcolm X and the Black Panthers movement‚ very few individuals actually had a direct and active way of going about their fight for social justice. Rioting on the streets and protesting at college campuses is not anything new‚ but what is

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    The Dakota Access Pipeline is a big deal. These past months people have been protesting and debating on whether to let the pipeline be built or not. What is the Dakota Access Pipeline? The Dakota Pipeline is a new underground pipeline that is made by the Dakota Access‚ LLC. The Dakota Pipeline conveys 470000 barrels of oil per day. This pipeline goes through Bakken/ Three Forks Formation North Dakota near Patoka. The Dakota Access ‚ LLC claims that the project will create up to 40 permanent jobs

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