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    London by William Blake

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    caused extreme poverty‚ people lived in horrific conditions. Due to the poor sanitation‚ there was a rapid spread of diseases such as cholera. William points to the corruption within the city of London; this poem is a form of social and political protest against the oppressive landlords and authorities of the city. In the first stanza William Blake talks of wandering through the streets that are privately owned‚ and states even the river Thames is not free from ownership. He is making a social/political

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    the violent revolutionary wars around the world to the peaceful protests against the Vietnam War. They recognize that whatever their battle is‚ it is more futile to submit to a law that will serve them‚ whether the rest of society believes that law to be right or wrong. They understand that people have made great strides in politics‚ such as the reclamation of an entire nation or a landmark decision‚ when they band together and protest. Finally‚ they know that they will make the change that they wish

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    setting a good example of their country‚ they end up hurt and in disbelief. In the minds of some people‚ it is all right for athletes to express their opposal publicly using their state of position. Professional athletes should not use their status to protest the events taking place. Knowing professional athletes refusing to do what’s right‚ hurts the hearts of the nation’s people. For example‚ professional athletes are setting extremely poor examples for others around the world. Tim Wendel‚ the writer

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    violated the law of that time. Other protesters staged bus boycotts‚ in which they sat anywhere on the bus they chose‚ in response to laws that restricted bus seating for African-Americans. Despite the fact that these acts were illegal at the time‚ the protests were done peacefully. No one was beaten‚ nor any vehicles or buildings burned down in these specific

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    Alice Walker

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    Alice Walker’s writing often focused on the difficulty of black women. In recent years she has worked to increase awareness about female genital mutilation. What Methods Did She Use? Alice Walker would create protest groups and do walk outs such as The Freedom Flotilla a protest group which was formed to persuade Israel and Egypt to open up their borders into Gaza‚ when they were going to sail into Israel she and many more protestors were taking letters written with solidarity and love by people

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    Political Protest

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    Koodankulam Protest: A Performativity of Survival Submitted to Trina Nileena Banerjee Political Theatre By Akhila Vimal C MA Arts & Aesthetics Winter semester 2012 Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi Koodankulam Protest: A Performativity of Survival An Inter-Governmental Agreement on the project was signed on November 20‚ 1988 by Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev‚ for the construction of two reactors. The project remained in limbo for a decade due to

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    ukraine

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    Ukraine Burning With everything happening in Ukraine it’s almost hard not to talk about it or look up everyday to see what is the new current news. I came upon a 30 minute documentary by Vice that provided an inside look at the horrific nature of events happening in Kiev. Last month Vice editor and photographer Henry Langston spent time on the front lines with protestors during a period of escalated violence due to a controversial law that criminalized unauthorized protesting. The result of this

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    Civil Disobedience The incident that happened that Thursday night in downtown Los Angeles is an act of Civil Disobedience. The definition of Civil Disobedience according to the dictionary is‚ “the refusal to obey certain laws or governmental demands for the purpose of influencing legislation or government policy‚ characterized by the employment of such nonviolent techniques as boycotting‚ picketing‚ and nonpayment of taxes.” The incident caused protesters to refuse a certain law by boycotting nonviolently

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    Technology Revolution

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    Technology Revolution The use of technology is extremely important to all Americans and people of the world. Technology is used for all kinds of important things in the world like computers and cell phones to name a few. Technology has other benefits than computers and cell phones. Technology also creates jobs in all industries. The use of technology increases the number of jobs needed in order to have systems function properly. The use of technology can also create many problems

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    Egyptian Women's Movement

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    rights‚ education‚ as did the Egyptians. Nabawiya Musa was the first Egyptian girl to graduate from high school. It opened doors for other middle-class Egyptian women. With their new found knowledge‚ they began to make feminine demands. Public protests were held‚ and some women were shot fighting for their rights. During the time of the intensified nationalist militancy to end British occupation‚ men had welcomed the participation of women in the nationalist movement. The Wafdist Women ’s Central

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