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- 1631: Solidarity-A New Hope Of Breaking Communist Ruling
- ... Upper Silesia, which gave start to quicker approval of 21 demands asked by workers from Gdansk Shipyard. The goal of the movement was to create a national structure of Solidarity to speak about everyone's rights at once. On September 17, a national group was created, which brought the movement on step closer to the negotiation process with the government ( Laba 104-105). The special meeting of all the committee on ... of our country, from its suffering and its disappointments, from its hopes and aspiration. Our union is the product of the revolts of Polish society after three decades of the suppression of human and civil rights, of political discrimination and economic exploitation. It is a protest against the existing system of sovereign exploitation. We demanded not only better living conditions, though life was wretched and work hard often useless. History taught ... word of one of their own, John Paul II (Kennedy 44). His words were simple religious vocabulary, a vocabulary neither of theologians or very smart people. Those words presented them with a concern for human rights and for human dignity. The symbolism of religion has helped to express unique ideas of social emancipation. It was a language, which showed the struggle and continuity of Polish cultural heritage, the ancient struggle ...
- 1632: Is There Hope For The Psychopa
- ... or manipulative *lack of remorse *lack of empathy *impulsive *irresponsible *easily angered or frustrated *has had serious problems as a child or teenager *shows callous unconcern regarding other's feelings *disregard social norms or the rights of other people *unable to maintain enduring relationships *incapable of experiencing guilt *blame others or rationalize antisocial behavior *constantly irritable The antisocial tends to have short lasting relationships, if they are capable of having a ... very difficult and has to meet several criteria in order to get that diagnoses. Diagnoses as explained in Caring for the Mind is based on " a pervasive pattern of disregard for and violation of the rights of others, occurring since the age of fifteen, as indicated by at least three of the following, 1. failure to conform to the social norms for lawful behavior, as indicated by repeatedly performing illegal acts ... disorder called Borderline that is often misdiagnosed as Anti-Social Personality Disorder which is quite similar to it. Borderline Disorder is a little bit more aggressive than Antisocial. Characteristics of Borderline Disorder include: •Violating the rights of others and age appropriate societal norms or rules with at least three of the following in the past 6 months: 1. often bullying, threatening, or intimidating others 2. often iniating fights 3. use ...
- 1633: Theodore Roosevelt
- ... Roosevelt worked behind the scenes for war against Spain, which was struggling to suppress an independence movement in Cuba. He was animated both by strategic considerations and by the conviction that “superior” nations had the rights and duty to dominate “inferior” ones in the interest in civilizations. In his address he declared: “No triumph of peace is quite so great as the supreme triumph of war.” In 1989 Roosevelt resigned his ... governor. Roosevelt became the best governor of that time. He supported pro labor measures even as he called out the National Guard to suppress a strike. He also upgraded teachers’ salaries, spurred passage of a bill to outlaw racial discrimination in public schools, and took important steps to preserve the wildlife, forests, and national beauty of his state. In September 1901, Leon Czolosz, with a gun hidden in his bandaged fist ...
- 1634: Regulating The Internet: Who's In Charge
- ... onto AOL. The terms of sevice agreement for AOL states that members must restrain from using vulgarity and insulting language, and from talking explicitly about sex. Immediately people cry censorship and plead the First Amendment Rights! But in both cases, First Amendment Rights did not apply. AOL is a private provider and has a right to let who they want on the net and are breaking no laws for not allowing members to have complete freedom of speech ... a sexual way. The material does not need to be legally obscene in terms of the test stated above to deem it child pornography. All child pornography is illegal and does not enjoy First Amendment rights. Written marerial about children engaged in sexual acts does not apply to child pornography, because the marerial has to use real minors. Drawings also do not count as child pornography. It is easier to ...
- 1635: Ida B. Wells 2
- ... and, later, became a journalist for various Negro papers. Through her writing, she was able to attack issues dealing with discrimination against African-American people. Ida B. Wells became an international activist for African-American rights when she informed the English people about lynching in America. She became a well-known lecturer, activist, and organizer in American and in England. Wells established the Negro Fellowship League, the Ida B. Wells Women ... hostile forms of prejudice that has ever existed in this country. Ida B. Wells was a woman who dramatically altered race relations in our country and should be honored and respected as a phenomenal civil rights activist. She kept hope alive in the African-American history and motivated others to work just as hard as she to guarantee a safe environment for all Americans.
- 1636: Genetic Engineering 3
- ... in time; where millions of people were killed because of their genetics. This type of genetic purification is known as "Eugenics-a concept of improving the human race by depriving some people of their reproductive rights" (Reuterlinkextra). If genetic engineering persist, we will be performing a type of eugenics, not by depriving the reproductive rights but by altering the genes of their offspring. Every parent wants a healthy child. Until just a few years, ago making a baby was a hit or miss. Parents with the access to the latest ...
- 1637: Turgenev's Fathers and Sons
- ... contracts a fatal disease. He realizes that he will soon die and sends a note off to Odintsova. A extremely romantic role for a Nihilist. As long as he is conscious he refuses his last rights and thus remains true to his beliefs, but comforts his father by reminding him that the last rights can be given to an unconscious man. Bazarov gives into romanticism when he begins to tell the Madame how beautiful she is and as he becomes delirious, says things that contradict his earlier views. And ...
- 1638: The Portrayal of Women in the Novels "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Marquez and "The House of the Spirits" by Isabel Allende
- ... the marriage" leaving Jose Arcadio Buendia only "… anguished violence that seemed to be a substitute for the act of love…" Ursula's role here as that of the temptress denying Jose Arcadio Buendia his conjugal rights, it is as a result of this that Prudencio Aguilar is killed and Macondo is formed so as to escape his ghost. While Ursula is the mother who births the Buendia men as children it ... being "…capable of walking through the heart of the city in the plain light of day with a broom in her hand and a tricornered hat on her head, calling for women to have equal rights with men, to be allowed to vote and attend university, and for all children, even bastards, to be granted the full protection of the law." And being able to"…chain herself with other ladies to ...
- 1639: Madame Bovary: The Origin of Emma And Nora
- ... educated middle class women who were “ flexing their muscles” and questioning the submissive role they had been taught. Ibsen sided with these women who sought to change their traditional role. His views on women's rights were largely influenced by the spirit of political unrest and rebellion that was prevalent in Europe in the 1840's and 50's. During this time, women were striving to gain some of the rights they had been denied for years. They were fed up with not getting an equal education, not being able to vote, not having the ability to own property, and being reduced to “skylarks and butterflies ...
- 1640: Martin Luther King Jr And Malcolm X
- ... on equality. He started promoting non-violent sabotage, which including blocking the normal functioning of government. At one time, Malcolm X actually wanted "to join forces with King and the progressive elements of the Civil Rights Movement," (pg. 262, Malcolm X: The man and his times). To many, King and Malcolm X were heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. However, many have also seen that King was more pessimistic, while Malcolm X was more optimistic about separatism for most of his life. Some have said that later on in their lives, they had ...
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