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    Whether the evidence was clear or not‚ the town believed that the football players were innocent. Both Beau Donaldson and Jordan Johnson played for the University of Montana’s (UM) football team. After Jordan Johnson was proven innocent of his rape against Cecilia Washburn‚ fans posted on online discussion boards. One fan stated‚ “Missoula loves you Jordy!!!! We have been behind you the entire time!” (pg. 300) The same support was nowhere to be found for Washburn. After Alison Huguet was raped‚ lies

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    include the right to free speech. By going against net neutrality‚ businesses are seen to benefit from the people losing their freedom. Because of this issue‚ there are a number of reasons that people are against Net Neutrality. An ISP supplies individuals with access to the Internet based on amount of bandwidth. They are able to block or prevent access to their competitions services or web pages‚ so they would have restrictions against their competitions. They can decide what parts

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    die peacefully‚ but the physicians refused. Quinlan’s family took the situation to the courts‚ and then won so she was removed from the ventilator‚ and slowly died. Nine years later (Byrne). The doctors hypocritically refused to participate in the act of euthanasia because they could have gone to jail considering it is illegal in New Jersey. Challengers of euthanasia believe that it is inhumane and causes suffering on the family of the patient

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    adopted children (Kreider and Lofquist 26). The debate about race being a factor when adopting is ongoing‚ even after the Multiethnic Act of 1994. This act tries to reduce the delay of placing children in permanent homes. The increase of transracial adoption through the foster care system in 2004 was 15 percent‚ which was a four percent increase from 1995‚ suggesting the act has minor impact (27). However‚ there are still an excessive number of African American children in foster care compared to other

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    policies‚ judicial system enforcement‚ which are all legitimized by the racial ideologies behind white supremacy‚ are the contributing forces of racial segregation among neighborhoods (Williams and Collins‚ 2001‚ p. 405). To begin‚ the Civil Rights Act of 1968 was passed to make the discrimination in the sale or rental of housing units in the U.S. illegal. However‚ Latinos continue to face discrimination when white realtors and

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    Racism is a hot topic all over the world‚ but what really is racism? Miriam-Webster defines racism as “poor treatment of or violence against people because of their race; the belief that some races of people are better than others.” In more colloquial language‚ racism is discriminating anyone because of their race and or ethnic background. Racism is all around us‚ and racism will be prevalent until the end of time. The idea of racism developed from “xenophobia‚” which is the fear of foreign peoples

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    they include freedom of speech‚ assembly‚ and of the press. That gives us a voice. As americans we deserve and have a way to speak out and say things that need said. Even if it stands against our government. we are to voice this with our right to assemble and freedom of press and it is our responsibility to stand against injustice.

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    the government did not condone (Haiman). Although censorship began in Ancient Athens‚ it still exist today‚ partially in schools. Students have First Amendment Rights in public schools‚ but those rights are limited. There are many reasons for and against censorship. Advocates for censorship censor text especially school text or books‚ often because school officials are trying to keep students from developing “Subverse values” (Haiman). In other words they are afraid the ideas in the book will make

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    down and alter the minds of future criminals to prevent them from committing atrocious crimes such as: murder‚ terrorism‚ and in some situations aggravated kidnapping. However‚ I believe that the death penalty should not be allowed. I am strongly against the death penalty because it violates God’s rules and it costs the tax payers way too much

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    outbreak necessities if outbreaks never occur. Secondly‚ required vaccines would help the economy flourish. Government monitored healthcare will keep healthcare costs the same‚ or even put money back into consumer’s pockets. The Affordable Care Act(ACA) wants to push for more government healthcare options. Required vaccinations should be apart of this legislation. Jason Furman‚ the

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