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    Societal points of view have been changing in the past and they always will‚ due to unfair treatment. The right way to go about reaching a civil solution is peaceful protest. I believe that peaceful protest positively impacts society. It’s all about perspective. Learning how to see things through another person’s point of view is always eye opening. If we go on never standing up for who we are‚ society will not progress. Now a day everyone wants to be treated fairly and given what they deserve‚ and

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    did not create all human beings with their skin color being black. All of the protests happening today are really unnecessary. It’s not right to murder someone who is unarmed‚ that I agree with‚ but what I don’t agree with is people associating a black man being murdered by a white man with racism but not associating racism with a black man murdering a white man. I don’t see white people setting up and conducting protests‚ acting like they don’t have any common sense every time a white man is murdered

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    weathermen effect the civil society protest movement and the Vietnam War? Yo‚ yo‚ yo‚ listen up‚ I’ve got a story to tell about this radical group that did so well. Okay‚ I’m terrible at rapping‚ let’s start this again. Okay‚ let me set the stage. Picture this‚ your living in America in 1972‚ where nearly 50% of the American population is under 18 years old. You have watched the previous generation protest for civil rights. You have witnessed most of the civil society protest movement prior to 1972‚ you

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    turmoil American’s should have the right to protest peacefully as it states in the 1st amendment. The 1st amendment says “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion‚ or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech‚ or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble‚ and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances” (Rueter 2008). This gives them the right constitutionally to protest but I feel that it goes beyond the constitution

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    which can be harmful to trying to keep the United States united. The chief factors that contributed to the polarization in Judis argument‚ was the conservative movements due to the political force‚ "There were more protests in April‚ and‚ by the time of the massive September twelve protest last year‚ the Tea Party movement had officially arrived as a political force."(Judis‚ 457) The political groups that Judis mentions about throughout his argument were the Tea Party groups‚ whose views are more moved

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    Suggest why Martin Luther’s 1517 protest over the sale of indulgences had‚ by the 1540s‚ led to the foundation of distinct Protest denominations in many areas of Europe. In this essay I will examine the fundamental role Martin Luther played in the protestant reformation. Primarily‚ I will analyse the role Martin Luther played in this movement and how his protest over the sale of indulgences resulted in a significant change in the history of Christianity. In addition‚ I will focus on the expansion

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    Birmingham‚ Alabama Protest April-May 1963 This campaign involved the SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) and was one of the most dramatic and successful of this period. It was the first campaign that was led by Martin Luther King; its main aim was to make more people aware of the segregation that was present in the South. Birmingham was the perfect place for this as it was one of the toughest possible areas to achieve desegregation; it had a total population of 350‚000‚ 140‚000 of

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    from modernization of our country. The Standing Rock reservation has been home to native Indians and has been threaten to be modernized by oil industries and pipeline that will run through their lands and impact the way of life. The Standing Rock protests should be recognized and heard because the destruction industries are creating in our environment should be put to halt. The purpose

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    TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AND RELIGION IN THE US FROM 2007 TO THE PRESENT 1. The Tea Party Movement‚ a religious movement a) The origins The tea party movement takes it name from the Boston tea party which was  a protest by colonists who objected to a British tax on tea in 1773. It was an historic event which marked the beginning of the American Revolution against the British monarchy in the eighteenth century. Moreover the acronym TEA stands for "Taxed Enough Already". Tea Party movement‚ conservative

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    began on Feb. 19‚ 2009‚ when Rick Santelli‚ the CNBC financial journalist who reports from the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange‚ ranted against the government bailing out homeowners who couldn’t pay their mortgages. The Occupy Wall Street protest got going two and a half years later‚ when editors at the anti-corporate Canadian magazine Adbusters were inspired by events in the Middle East to call for a mass demonstration against the financial industry on Sept. 19‚ 2011. The Tea Party and Occupy

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