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- 3951: Housing Discrimination And Hou
- ... only be done on a small scale, vouchering-out minorities is not a feasible way to successfully integrate our society. Although we have focused mainly on the societal implications of housing discrimination and its detrimental effect on minority families, we have insofar overlooked the prevailing force behind the elimination of housing discrimination and deliberate segregation; It is illegal. As a result, the justice system and its enforcement of the Fair Housing ...
- 3952: Brown Vs. Board Of Education
- ... control of the entire system, yet they are so detached from it that they do not understand what are the needs of our schools. The issues which we are confronted with are greatly emphasized and effect the education system.
- 3953: Behind Closed Doors
- ... of a term or a condition of an individual’s employment. Secondly, the individual is used as a basis for employment decisions affecting such individual. Finally, the result of such conduct has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an individual’s work performance or creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working environment.] (Aggarwal, 89-93) Another form of sexual harassment is a hostile work environment. The hostile environment theory ...
- 3954: Bipartisanship
- ... that affect politicians voting patterns. The dependent variable being discussed on this particular issue is the voting patterns of senators and House of Representative members. It is my belief that money and corporations have an effect on the dependent variable, while the other independent variables that haven’t been mentioned (individuals and family members of the politicians or a combination of both) will not have any relationship on the dependent variables ...
- 3955: Budgeting And The American Bur
- ... what is available now, and going after whatever it is, whether it is what you want or not, because what you really want may never show up and hence is not worth waiting for." "The effect of different strategies on the outcomes is hard to gauge. It seems obvious, however, that strategies that ignore the process or the environment are doomed to failure. Budget actors have to figure out where the ...
- 3956: Banning Cigarets
- ... and some 10 percent of all infant deaths" (American Lung Association, "American"). In addition to being a threat to humanity, cigarettes are also a hazard to the environment. A ban on cigarettes should go into effect because they impose many hazards to the environment. One hazard deals with the fact that tobacco companies do not make cigarette filters from environmentally safe materials. Although this does not seem like a great threat ...
- 3957: Biological Warefare
- ... warfare. The ban had the reverse affect and started a biological arm race. Immunization techniques were developed and offered protection against some bacteria. This also eliminated the major disadvantage of using biological weapons, the boomerang effect. This is the possibility of your own weapon back firing against your own people. The military lingo CBW entered the vocabulary in the war. CBW stands for biological and chemical warfare. Biological and chemical were ...
- 3958: Battery Is It Safer To Leave O
- ... of domestic abuse. Their voices may be heard, but their pain often goes unnoticed. Seeing the two most important people in their lives being hurt or hurting damages a child's emotional being forever. The effect of domestic abuse on children has many consequences. - Increases in miscarriages, babies are born with health problems, sleep disturbances, problems with temper as they grow up, lack of confidence, headaches, immaturity, ulcers, severe acne, and ...
- 3959: Birth Control Or Legal Murder
- ... stake in what value system is adopted towards its weak, aged, cripple, it's helpless inter-uterine members; a vital stake in who chooses life or death. What really is the truth about the lasting effect of an unwanted pregnancy on the psyche of a woman? Of course there is a difference of opinion among psychiatrists, but if unbiased, prospective studies are examined certain facts become obvious. (1) The health of ...
- 3960: The Ineptitude Of The United S
- ... state responsibility in the United States can be discussed. Rhonda Copelon once noted, "…the most limited conception of state responsibility [in the United States] has been essentially dismantled." Copelon also made a statement to the effect that rights in the U.S. are limited to constraints on government and that they do not reach private conduct or include the most basic social and economic needs. Copelon sights the case of DeShaney ...
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