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    Does peaceful resistance affect our laws positively or negatively? In fact peaceful resistance has a positive impact on our laws. Just like publicity‚ non-violence is supposed to lower the bars of negative effects‚ impacting our laws. The relationship between the american public and laws enforcement has always‚ had a violent nature that as a country has never been able to escape. Yet‚ throughout the years the people of this country have used peaceful resistance to change so much of the mistakes‚

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    Unit 9 Final Project SS236: People‚ Power‚ and Politics: An Introduction to American Government Kaplan University February 29th‚ 2012 The Occupy movements have sprung up all over the world because citizens are fed up with their countries current situation and believe a real change can be achieved through the coordination of non violent actions and self-managed alternatives. They believe for example; that another world is possible‚ where nobody has to die of hunger while others throw

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    the live performance of Beyoncè´s song “Formation” during the Super Bowl half-time‚ spread like a wildfire throughout the country. With supporters and protesters‚ a simple song has lead to a nation wide issue. There are two sides to the story. On one side Beyoncè who showed support for her own race‚ on the other many representatives of many police departments around the country who felt strongly attacked. Her performance at the Super Bowl halftime with her song “Formation” received strong criticism

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    White Policeman On the morning of June 16th I said goodbye to my wife and children‚ then headed off for another day at work. Little did I know that I would be protecting my country and have to stand up against those of our own nationality. We got a call at the station that there was a mob of students congregating at Orlando West School‚ protesting against the Afrikaans Medium Decree. Feeling unprepared‚ I had no idea what we would be facing. After collecting ammunition‚ we drove to Orlando West

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    Duran English 11 13 March 2015 The March on Washington Civil disobedience‚ according to Dr. Kings’ letter from Birmingham Jail‚ is a way of revolting against an injustice in a peaceful manner. The March on Washington for LGBT rights was a peaceful protest in 1993. It was against the widespread discrimination through policies like the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy. Many people resigned from the army due to this policy and turned to peaceful protesting. Civil disobedience has been exemplified through the

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    for those protesting rather than the ones who use violence. Many think that you have to make a huge scene about something for people to notice‚ so that usually brings them to the conclusion of destroying properties and starting riots. When you protest/resist a law peacefully there is less of a fall out‚ because the one protesting is using her right to freedom of speech. Plus‚ this gives people a chance

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    Chapter V Struggle of Land Dispossessed in Gobindpura There are a number of cases dealing with land acquisition process in India‚ such as the case of Singur in West Bengal‚ Noida in Uttar Pradesh‚ and Kalinagr in Orissa etc. Dispossessed people in all these cases struggled a lot for compensating their loss or getting their land back. The case of Gobindpura village is not an exception to the norm. The present chapter deals with the struggle being faced by displaced people of village Gobindpura. As

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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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