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    citizens‚ the pendulum has swung to an uncomfortable middle where people are either completely for or completely against it (“National Polls and Studies”). In Zachary Shemtob and David Lat’s “Executions Should be Televised” and David Bruck’s “The Death Penalty‚” the authors believe that American citizens should be against capital punishment because it not only takes rights guaranteed to us by our nation’s constitution away from those who must suffer the eternal punishment‚ but also away from the tax-paying

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    want to videotape it. Zachary Shemtob and David Lat wrote an essay‚ Executions Should Be Televised‚ that appeared in the New York Times in 2011. Many of the literary devices used in the essay is to help relate and communicate with the audience. This essay shows many writing skills and these skills are going to be analyzed; as to how the essay is structured and written. Shemtob and Lat’s thesis is that executions should not be open to the public either through television or social media. This essay

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    Confront your actions and assume your consequences. Sascha should go to trial. He should get the punishment he deserves and needs to be accountable with society‚ paying his crime. The colonel states that Sascha should go to court and resolve his crime on his own‚ he is against paying the debt for the promissory note because it is his signature the one involved in the crime‚ so not only would the family honor be lost‚ but he would also be incriminated in the matter. “Suppose we were to forgive him

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    poem “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” was written by Gil Scott-Heron. This poem is mainly about the absence of media coverage in the African-American communities. Also‚ the Hip-Hop genre of music was influenced in many ways by this poem from the way the words were spoken‚ to the rhythm of the music‚ and many of its important messages relevant to that time when the poem was created. Gil Scott-Heron felt like his people‚ African-Americans‚ were not given the amount of attention as maybe the “white

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    standards. Gil Scott Heron’s racially-charged‚ poetry slam style music has been one of the many forms of media which protests the inequality and persecution experienced by those of the African American community in America. “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” targets the telecommunication medium as it relates to the civil rights movement. In the song‚ Heron repeats the titular lyrics as a reminder that the efforts of those participating in the revolution will not be misrepresented or censored; that their

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    control sometimes you feel trapped and feel as though that things are going down hill. But with this being said this is why music is helpful in certain situations because you can rap or talk about things. also more than likely you can get paid for just simply expressing your feelings and just doing something that you love.Which brings me to this “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised “ According to Scott-Heron “ you will not be able to stay home brother you will not be able to plug in‚ turn on and drop

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    The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" is a poem and song by Gil Scott-Heron. Scott-Heron first recorded it for his 1970 album Small Talk at 125th and Lenox‚ on which he recited the lyrics‚ accompanied by congas and bongo drums. The message of the song is the elusive nature of political culture in Nixons America and the inability of the mainstream to capture the real heart of the people. Heron uses cultural refrences from the 1970s to express his angerin the 1970s. What he is trying relay in

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    Televised Executions: Outrageous or Necessary? “Executions Should be Televised‚” is the name of an essay that was written by Zachary Shemtob and David Lat. In the essay the authors talked about how there was a controversy surrounding the videotaping of an execution in Georgia. One of the defense lawyers was allowed to record the execution‚ for evidence purposes‚ but then refused to release it to the public because he didn’t believe it was for them to see. Shemtob and Lat‚ on the other hand‚ disagreed

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    Should teens get punished for committing murder even though they are not adults yet? Teens should get sentence with life in prison but sometimes that is not the case because some teens are ignorant and too young to get that charge. Therefore they only get sentenced for some years. Though teenagers do get true justice for committing murder. To begin with‚ everyone gets a fair trial. A fair trial means that the people in charge of the case make sure that the process of the trial is fair (“The Right

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    are influenced on media violence but not all but most will be more aggressive than ones that don’t watch media violence. The past 30 years there has been research on the connection between televised violence and the impact on youth violence. Experimental studies has shown the relationship. Televised violence and the fact that most people have a TV has increased. Most homes

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