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    Dan Keegan Current Event 4-29-05 Lately‚ there has been a surge of bills throughout the nation regarding homosexual rights. In Texas and Alabama‚ either the House or the Senate decided to "narrow their rights." On the same day‚ Connecticut became the first state to approve "marriage-like civil unions" without a court order. Vermont and Washington State remain relatively torn‚ but the pending bill in Washington regarding equality for gays in housing‚ insurance‚ and employment was rejected

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    experienced many social movements during the 19th century. Women served as the backbone in many of these huge social movements. From the Temperance Movement to Abolitionist Movement women who sought equal rights were absolutely instrumental in bringing social progress. Although‚ many men in the elite upper class published on the idea of separate spheres many poor and minority women were working for wages and many middle-class women were involved in education‚ churches‚ and reform movements in the 19th

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    during the Gilded Age. Concerns for change were mainly from women. During the Progressive Era‚ the Social Gospel Movement founded by Jane Addams‚ the temperance movement and the women’s suffrage made significant changes in women’s lives (Module 4‚ Women lecture‚ Slide 3-5). Most women faced problems such as bad hours‚ unplanned pregnancy and working conditions. The Social Gospel Movement is a reform movement that preached salvation through service to the poor. Settlement Houses or Hull Houses became a

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    Hip Hop: The Movement and the Social Challenge Hip hop is a musical culture that has undergone rapid development and transformation since its origins during the 1970s in New York City. (I would consider rewording first sentence. The last part of the sentence should maybe be shortened and put at the beginning) What started off first as a relatively underground culture‚ has rapidly led to a major entertainment industry that has become largely commercialized within mainstream popular culture. (A little

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    Since its creation‚ social media has caused considerable changes in society. It allows people to connect‚ create‚ and learn. Since social media allows people from all over the world to connect‚ it allows people to share different ideas and promote causes that they may not of heard of before. Social media has become a platform for activism. By sharing‚ liking‚ and tweeting the people of the world have become activist of all sorts of causes. Often this sort of activism has been compared to the glorious

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    Quatavia Mcgirt  Participation In Government  H7‚ Period 2  Instructor A. Ritz & P. Graham  January 22‚ 2015    "Music & Social Movement Paper"  Recently there been a big issue in white officers killing unarmed African American  males. Due to this issue there has been countless protest and songs made to help make people  become more aware of the problem. Rapper Jermaine Cole‚ better known as "J Cole" wrote and  performed the song "Be Free" in August of 2014‚ so the public and his fans could realize that 

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    Dada and Punk are both movements which were used to express a social change within their time‚ through art‚ fashion and music. Although the Dada movement was at its peak in 1916 to 1922 and the Punk movement started in the mid 1970s‚ both show the same ideologies and techniques towards they work. Throughout the essay I will break down each of the movements into certain groups and analyzes the similarities between both of them. To understand the developments of both movements‚ you need to understand

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    southerners‚ increased severity of the slave codes‚ collapse any movement of emancipation in the South 2. Anti-slavery argument (1830s-1860s): America is God’s Promised Land‚ except for slavery which is sin and must go. Not only must slaves be free‚ but they must be incorporated into American society. 3. Abolitionists (1830-1863): Political and social movement that called for the emancipation of all slaves. This movement emerged after the

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    Mauritius: Social Housing Social Movement and Low Income Housing in Mauritius Abstract: The Republic of Mauritius has been a model success story in both economic and social progress among both the African nations and the whole world. Despite many odds‚ the country has made tremendous economic progress and has succeeded at the same time to uplift significantly the living standards of the population in general. This paper gives an overview of the matter of the low-income housing in Mauritius. The first

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    Three different political movements; the Populist‚ Labor‚ and Progressive‚ occurred between 1892 and 1912‚ that had well thought intentions on taking care of the workers‚ including children who made large profits by working extraordinary shifts and in unsafe conditions for big manufactures. Only the Progressive movement was successful in moving into the mainstream political limelight and gained acceptance throughout the nation. The Populist movement worked on the platform of helping the farmers.

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