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    back to normal. In the article‚ “A Brief History of the Salem Witch Trials‚” the author states‚ “the General Court ordered a day of fasting and soul­searching for the tragedy of Salem” (Blumberg). The trials in the Salem Witch trials were certainly unfair and preposterous. None of what was going on made any sense. As time went on‚ people started to realize that the quality of the evidence that was used in the trials was not reliable; therefore‚ they canceled any additional inquisition (Hurd). It was

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    The Problem With Modern Education Mark Edmundson provides a graphic portrayal of his opinion of college students and professors. He states that after the baby boom‚ "College became a buyers market. What students and their parents wanted had to be taken more and more into account. That usually meant creating more comfortable‚ less challenging environments‚ places where almost no one failed‚ everything was enjoyable‚ and everyone was nice" (Edmundson 153). Other authors‚ such as Brent Staples

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    Henry David Thoreau‚ a philosopher from the nineteenth century‚ wrote about the contradictory relationship between citizens who behave morally and governments who rule immorally. In his speech‚ Civil Disobedience‚ he stated‚ “Under a government which imprisons any unjustly‚ the true place for a just man is also a prison” to convey that governments‚ rather than individuals‚ decide whether behavior is lawful or punishable (para. 22). This statement expresses that people should evaluate someone’s imprisonment

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    What is the message of To Kill a Mockingbird? The message of To Kill a Mockingbird is that people often have prejudiced‚ incorrect opinions of people‚ which should be avoided by employing a method involving empathy and understanding. These discriminatory views are shown through several situations in the novel. One of these is the racism shown from the Anglo-Saxon people towards the African-Americans. This racism makes it difficult for the African-Americans to live in peace‚ as the Anglo-Saxons treat

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    Rubin “Hurricane” Carter Case Initial Description: On June 17 1966 two men walked into the Lafayette bar and grill in New Jersey and shot a total of 4 people. Two of those men were killed instantly‚ one died a month after from all the bullet wounds and the last man survived but is blinded in one of his eyes. 2 out of the four people shot were alive when the police came Multiple shots fired at the victims Police Investigation: After hearing from the witnesses that were currently

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    The Salem Witch Trials of 1692 and 1693 as a very dark event for early America. The Salem Witch Trials were trials of people accused of witchcraft. The citizens of Salem caused the deaths of twenty people‚ most of them women. The research being abundant‚ I could gather many opinions expressed about the Salem Witch Trials. Particularly‚ the author’s opinions showed the trials and prosecutions were biased against women because women were not treated equal to men‚ “Puritan ministers convinced the congregations

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    They also act as an advocate for refugees as the make complaints to the Australian government and courts as well as the united nations when human rights are being breached . They address legislation’s and policies that they and refugees find to be unfair by writing submission for law reforms and gaining the attention of the government‚ other NGOs and the community to take action in relation to the unjust treatment refugees. Through advocating‚ promotion of human rights and the addressing of unjust

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    being punished for their crimes. It is evident that Mayella’s false accusation had caused Tom Robinson’s death‚ but his death does not solely lie upon her shoulders. Throughout the novel‚ it is proven that the abusive Bob Ewell is guilty in full extent for domestic abuse as well as forcing Mayella for false accusation. Moreover‚ the ignorant racists; the jurors also have heavy responsibilities on Tom Robinson by showcasing the unfair judgment that was solely based on racial differences. Finally‚ the

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    The "Yellow Bird" Spirit One of the most vibrant‚ deep‚ and sagacious screenplays of the 21st century is Arthur Miller’s "The Crucible." Miller brilliantly comments on human morals‚ authority‚ and mass hysteria. He parallels the events of Salem in 1600’s to the blacklisting and the discrimination against those who were labeled as a "communist" in America during the 1950’s. He proficiently shows how mass hysteria could sweep an entire community like a tsunami and erase all logical thought and rationality

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    the later scene we find out he shoots based on stereotypes of the African American race. In the end we learn that everyone is prejudiced that includes every race. We are responsible of our own actions‚ and we should stop judging others with the unfair stereotypes. Not every white person is racist‚ not every black person kills‚ not every Hispanic steal. The real issue of discrimination plays a major role of the reality of

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