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    Hong Kong Protest

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    Hong Kong Protest 1. Introduction ‘International relations’ is often short for IR‚ and it has various definitions by different people. Some people define it as the diplomatic- strategic relations of states and the characteristic focus of international relation is on issues of peace and war‚ cooperation and conflict. While some scholars see it as about cross-border transactions of all economic‚ kinds‚ social and political‚ and international relation is more likely to study the operation of non-state

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    been greatly presenting their feelings and thoughts on Trump’s’ victory. Now that its 2016 protesters are not as violent as they used to be back in the old days‚ protests with the new president is more peaceful and less physical between protesters and armed police. For example‚ during Obama’s election‚ there were tons of violent protests against him being president by lots of arson‚ shootings‚ and loads of attempted crimes to hurt African Americans Minorities. Additionally‚ Democrats claim that Trump

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    Irony To Protest War

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    Secondly‚ the writings that portrayed the most irony to protest war is by Stephen Crane and Wilfred Owen. In the poem‚ “War is Kind‚” by stephen Crane (Doc A)‚irony is used throughout the poem to protest war. For example‚ “Do not weep. War is kind‚” is very ironic because war is horrible but the author says it is good. These lines prove that the author is using irony to protest war. This quote is very ironic because of how it is used throughout the poem where Stephen elaborates on the negatives effects

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    harmony. It is an anthem for freedom and an assertion of solidarity which together form a wake-up call to our ugly‚ human world. Imagine‚ was a plea for world peace‚ by simply stating the reasons that caused the most grief in our world. Lennon protests about the consequences war can have on one another and his motto labels‚ ‘give peace a chance’. He positions us to imagine a world where there was no religion at all and no countries or possessions or anything for people to control or want or fight

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    Protest Poetry Essay

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    Compare how and why poets depicts an idea or an event to protest against prejudice. The purpose of protest poetry is to promote for positive change. Prejudice is making preconceived assumptions of a person or a community based on limited understanding‚ being prejudiced moves you below others‚ even societies. Prejudice is belittling because people whom encourage prejudice don’t see you as a person‚ they see you by your colour‚ they see you through stereotypes‚ see you as a character‚ and they don’t

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    abusing the law. So in most cases activists use a nonviolent approach for what they believe is right. In order to figure out the main question about negatively or positively impacting our free society with peaceful resistance‚ we need to know how that protest is going to impact our future and our people. No it Is not the same as a violent approach but it is the total opposite. Everything involving violence causing some sort of

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    injustices of non-white individuals that are murder by police. Kaepernick’s protest started by kneeling for the National Anthem during a televised NFL football game. His kneeling led to many controversies that circulate through the nation and sport world. Many think he is disgracing the nation and some are backing up what he is protesting. One’s identity is indefinite changing‚ so Kaepernick had to change his to focus on his protest side. As a football player myself‚ I know how much we have to switch our

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    Black Friday Protests

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    Black Lives Matter Protests on Black Friday Last year‚ Black Friday saw protests everywhere from St. Louis to New York City; however‚ the demonstrators weren’t protesting Black Friday’s reach into Thanksgiving Day. Instead‚ they were turning to top retailers to protest the lack of an indictment in the death of Michael Brown‚ an unarmed‚ black teen from Ferguson. Now‚ some shoppers are wondering if Black Friday 2015 could see similar protests from “Black Lives Matter” activists. Let’s take a closer

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    percentage of society. In order to combat these unjust policies‚ civilians must band together and protest. Protest can come in many forms‚ primarily marches and demonstrations‚ to show the governing body that unjust legislation will not go without opposition. We protest because it is our duty as civilians in a democracy to make sure the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. While protest and discussion can many times solve political conflicts‚ there are some instances where civil disobedience

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    Peaceful Protest Examples

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    into the situation. With examples such as; Mike Brown‚ Eric Garner‚ Philando Castile‚ Alton Sterling‚ among too many others‚ “peace” most often results in a final fight for life. Ironically‚ if we peacefully protest‚ or peacefully resist the law we end up facing harsh consequences. Peaceful protest was once considered a means of freewill. During the 1960’s where racism existed in between the cracks of American government‚ there were four fierce‚ demanding men. David Richmond‚ Franklin McCain‚ Ezell Blair

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