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    “More innocent people died after 9/11 because of 9/11 than died in 9/11.”-Penn Jillette. The controversy over whether Arab Americans can obtain the American dream erupted in 2001 after the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center. This wasn’t the first time that Arab Americans had felt unsafe in the U.S. hence the Arab-American Family Support Center (AAFSC) along with other advocates. Arab Americans are Americans of Arab ethnic‚ identity or culture‚ who identify as Arab. Today‚ it is estimated that

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    Composition II Unit 3 Assignment 2: Exploratory Paper Prayer in Public Schools Since the US Supreme Court ruled that prayer should not be in public schools‚ it has changed the way Americans feel towards religion and state and it has also affected the upbringing of our children. By the separating of religion and state we have taken away a fundamental part of our culture. A lot of the older generation was raised with prayer in schools. Because of the diversities of religions in America

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    has some of the same challenges that were argued decades before. Segregation has been a tool utilized often by old white supremacists in order to maintain any semblance of “historical hierarchy” within the US and more specifically the south. To the people of today it can be easy to peer back into history during this time and to judge the situation based on our current privileges. However‚ these privileges

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    the prospect of arising from the depths of oppression and grasps of hardship‚ the American Dream lies as a prominent desire for all citizens to embody a seemingly attainable ideal of society. This ideal‚ affirming all individuals of all races and class to become wealthy and prosperous in America‚ seeks equal opportunities for all. However‚ under disseminating poverty and discrimination‚ this ideal of “The American Dream” is an impossible standard for those striving to achieve it‚ and is deeply buried

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    Sleepy or Studious? Did you know that under one-third of high school students in the United States sleep for at minimum eight hours on weeknights? Despite the challenges of change‚ starting school later can have big positive impacts on students. With the effects of lack of sleep‚ schools should focus less on the transition stage of switching start times and focus more on how the pros of the switch would outweigh the cons. Lack of sleep can really take its toll on you and your body in many ways

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    Prayer in Public Schools

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    where all people would have the right to serve and pray. Unfortunately‚ after these many years‚ their hopes are forgotten. Today‚ some students have to think twice before talking to their God in any school setting. The United States‚ with all its rights‚ is beginning to hold back on one of its most important. I believe that school boards should not be allowed to limit students’ free expression of religion as they have been allowed in occasions. This includes prayer during school hours

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    Prayer needs to be reinstated back into schools Allowing prayer back into our schools will help shape and mode the younger generations into mature ethical adults. Looking in the newspaper today will show you all sorts of immoral acts. It is my belief the foundation for creating an ethical or moral learning environment begins with knowing there is a higher power. This environment would help train children to be more ethical. Knowing someone is always watching goes a long way in deterring children

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    A school voucher is a voucher that is given from the government that covers entirely or most of the costs for a student to attend a private school of their choice. With a voucher‚ the money moves from public schools to private schools. Parents get their child’s portion of the per pupil spending and use that money to then fund their child’s attendance of a private school of their choosing. I feel like this is an important topic to be discussed because most of these voucher programs use money that

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    Do you agree with school vouchers? A school voucher is a credit that is given to parents that want to move their child from a public school to a private school that they chose. The voucher programs usually involve moving taxpayers’ money from public schools to private schools. Voucher programs harm public school systems‚ fail to support disabled and special needs children‚ and do not improve students’ academic performance. The government shouldn’t give vouchers for private school tuition. Voucher

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    insufficiently democratic‚ there are actions that can be taken to help change it to becoming democratic and therefore‚ create a well-functioning government. The problem with the K-12 education system is a combination of the school body and the politicians involved. The school body consist

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