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    Rogerian Argument Essay

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    Proposal for a Rogerian Argument For this proposal I will look at three arguments from the opposing side and analyze to see where are paths cross. The three arguments come from Jeff flake‚ John Kasich‚ and Ron DeSantis. They all have valid opposing arguments on my subject immigration. I am on the side of getting immigration reform. I believe we should allow fair and fairly simple access to our country because most people are just seeking better lives. I will also analyze my own arguments to see where

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    It has been sixty years since the Civil Rights movement began. During that time‚ Civil Rights activists were attempting to combat injustices and discrimination throughout the South and other parts of America. Since its end in 1968‚ many Americans think that there has been real progress made in regards to the issue of injustices in America. A poll conducted in June of 2014 found that nearly eight in ten Americans think there has been real progress made since the 1960s in ridding the country of discrimination

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    Luther King Jr vs. Birmingham Jail. On the year of 1963 Martin Luther King Jr was protesting with many others outside the streets of Birmingham‚ Alabama. These men and women were protesting against the treatment of blacks in this specific city. Then police officers came and arrested several people including King. They were not arrested for the sake of it‚ but because a court in the city ordered that King could not be able to hold protest in Birmingham. Martin Luther King was sent to jail for 8 days and

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    Civil Disobedience My favorite quote from the first couple of paragraphs was‚“ I think we should be men first‚ and subjects after.” I believe Thoreau’s thinking behind this quote was men were treated as government’s projects‚ instead of being themselves. From this quote the reader is able to see how men had no freedom and were treated like slaves of the government. They were forced to do things the government wanted them to do‚ instead of doing things they liked to do. Thoreau also shows that

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    Rogerian Argument

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    being held back‚ teachers being fired‚ or if it becomes a big issue even school closings. US students slipped from 18th in the world in math in 2000 to 31st place in 2009‚ with a similar decline in science and no change in reading. Failures in the system of education have been blamed on the rise in poverty‚ the ADHD “epidemic”‚ and teacher failures‚ but have we ever thought that it could be from standardized testing? If not standardized testing‚ then what could we do? I believe that instead of standardized

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    writes‚ “Letter from Birmingham Jail” conveying corrupted leadership in America effecting African Americans. His writing bursts with examples of ethos‚ pathos‚ and logos ensuring nation-wide attention to the oppression taking place. Throughout King’s life in the spotlight he continuously faced opposition‚ demanding him to live transparently. His credentials continued to propel him forward throughout all he encountered. Being well educated‚ he

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    Martin Luther King Jr. wrote “Letter from Birmingham Jail” to church leaders and minorities. Even though MLK directed the letter to only the church leaders‚ I felt emotions and empowerment from reading it in the present. Imagine how much motivation and awareness the unfairly treated minorities got back then from reading this letter. His letter was basically about segregation and the negative effects it has in the world. He wanted to make aware of why segregation is not needed and how it affected

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    effect might be to dissuade an isolated individual from civil disobedience on the basis of uncertainty. Cohen‚ a University of Michigan philosopher‚ posits that every citizen has a prima facie duty to obey the nation’s laws; in knowingly breaking a law the disobedient has engaged in serious action‚ which is however less than revolutionary since he accepts the basic legitimacy of the authorities. Reviewing utilitarian arguments for civil disobedience‚ Cohen’s gnawing doubts get the better of him: ""It

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    Rogerian Argument

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    has it already done so; in fact‚ many worldwide scientists have protested that the Earth is at its ‘tipping point’ but no efforts have been adapted to save the biosphere? A support of this controversial topic; congressional meeting and testimony‚ is from one of the top U.S. climate scientists‚ James Hansen to Former Vice President Al Gore‚ with an emphasis on the cause of C02. Beyond the ozone layer is atmospherically holey‚ Earth’s temperature is rising‚ and the climate changing conversely‚ one that

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    Module 1 - Case Assignment Letter from Birmingham Jail In "Letter from Birmingham Jail"‚ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. responds to a letter he was sent by white clergymen that challenge his right to protest. He was called an outsider and an extremist. Dr. King shows from the start that he is a man of knowledge and can be trusted. To build on that trust and knowledge he must present an argument that appeals to his audience using the three pillars; ethos‚ pathos and logos. First‚ he must convince

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