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    acted. They were scared of police they were scared of being hurt and were scared of white people. They thought their whole life‚ their children’s‚ children’s life was always going to be having alimentation and not living free. It all started changing when African Americans started standing up to white people for what they believed was right. They were quoting the Constitution saying “…For liberty and justice for all…”. They didn’t just start believing this out of nowhere or they didn’t start fighting

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    about this in one form or fashion. Not knowing how anyone feels on this subject‚ but knowing everything has his or her own opinion about it. Knowing someone in the Army more than likely makes one have stronger views against this‚ like so many others. Seeing the hundreds standing in protest at a fallen soldier’s funeral with signs saying “Pray for more dead soldiers” and “Thank God for IED’s”‚ makes thousands of people sick to their stomachs with the disrespect and stupidity that some people have. Thousands

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    the D‚ to the A‚ to the D‚ since it was Father’s Day tomorrow. I had completely forgotten about that‚ because‚ well‚ I don’t have a dad. I mean‚ I obviously have to have a dad‚

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    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 must be implemented to ensure

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    the existing social system? The social system has caused the creation of paid wage laborers‚ who have low pay and unfair long hours. The relationships in family life have become focused around the thought and action of gaining money‚ reducing sentimental values in the home. What do they see as its major achievements? The urban population has increased‚ bringing rural people to the cities and increasing people’s ability. Production has increased‚ raising the economy and exports. Why do Marx and

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    boycott of the buses. This was an extremely successful form of protest during The Civil Rights Movement. The first day of the boycott having been successful‚ King‚ E.D. Nixon‚ and other civic and religious leaders created the Montgomery Improvement Association—so as to continue the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The MIA managed to keep the boycott going for over a year until a federal court order required Montgomery to desegregate its buses. The success in Montgomery made its leader Dr. Martin Luther King

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    I was a fairly new movie-buff around the age 15‚ so I didn’t know much about films other some of the big Hollywood films shown at large theatres. I had not yet become very adventurous. The Shining‚ however‚ kickstarted my interest in more artful and obscure films. Upon first watch‚ I was very unsure about the meaning of the film. The lines between the supernatural and psychological issues were blurred and I didn’t know how to react to the events taking place. Obviously it was creepy and

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    Racial Issues in Music

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    Assignment Song: Hot Nigga Artist: Bobby Shmurda Throughout the years African American musicians have played a substantial part in the music industry. They have evolved from playing jazz music‚ to creating electronic and providing people with rap and hip-hop. However over the years‚ African American race has been portrayed in a negative perspective. Rap and Hip Hop music and their videos depict them as to being violent‚ criminals‚ and unruly. Articles all over the internet have the same remarks to pose

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    them. In this case‚ a crowd protest is when a group of colonists protesting against the Stamp Act. Paper goods like newspapers‚ pamphlets‚ books‚ letters‚ playing cards‚ contracts‚ and legal documents had taxes put on them‚ and cost more. Colonists protested against the stamp Act by many ways‚ for example attacking the home of the governor‚ burning British Proclamations‚ burning effigies of stamp collectors‚ and being violent/ torturing stamp collectors. There were protests against the stamp act‚ therefore

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    The world contains a large population of human beings with various morals‚ views‚ and beliefs. Disagreements‚ protests and wars‚ are bound to occur with so many different types of people living together. Peter Ackerman and Jack DuVall describe examples of how these disagreements were solved through peaceful protests in “Resisting terror.” The first example is from 1943 in Berlin‚ Germany when wives protested for the Nazis to set their Jewish husbands free. The second example is from 1977 in Buenos

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