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    adult court because they are still developing and aren’t quite set in their ways yet. The other side of the argument is that that they should be tried in adult court because if they do an adult crime they should be able to do the adult time. When Damien Echols‚ Jason Baldwin‚ and Jessie Misskelly where sentenced in the adult court room‚ the public had some mixed feelings about if this was right or not. The three of them could have been moved to the adult court for many reason like‚ the seriousness of

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    killing three eight-year-old boys in West Memphis‚ Arkansas. The three convicted were Damien Echols‚ Jessie Misskelley‚ and Jason Baldwin. These three boys were innocent‚ and none of the evidence led to them‚ but they listened to heavy metal and donned black clothing‚ so they were convicted because of the stereotypes. They served 18 years in prison for a crime they never committed‚ and Echols was put on death row. Echols’ appeals were the only thing that kept him from being executed. Had the stereotypes

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    evidence being discovered. That’s been true in the case of Damien Echols‚ who was part of the infamous “West Memphis Three”. In 1993‚ Mr. Echols was convicted of capital murder of three eight-year old boys. Unlike the other two defendants‚ he was sentenced to death by a lethal injection‚ because prosecutors believed he was the ring-leader of the group. This case got a lot of publicity due to this crime being considered heinous‚ and because when Damien was sentenced he was only 18 years of age. Which was

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    in a creek. The investigators questioned Jessie MisKelley‚ a special needs student with a very low IQ. The information he gave them was unclear and so he was harassed. The police accepted a false confession and he was wrongly imprisoned. Damien Echols and Jason Baldwin were sentenced to life imprison due to MisKelley’s false accusation. Fourteen years later‚ DNA proved the three teens were innocent. Wrongful accusations resulted in these three teens losing their childhood and being incarcerated

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    Where is the Love- Black Eyed Peas All my life I have liked this song‚ it has voice; a strong one‚ speaking out against the hate. The book A Raisin in the Sun deals with the struggle for a black family in the late 1940’s to move out of the ghetto‚ buy a home‚ go to college‚ and simply give their children money for school. Travis- “This morning we suppose to bring the fifty cents to school.” Ruth- “Well‚ I ain’t got no fifty cents this morning.” “But if you only have love for your own race

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    Explaining the Women’s Movement was a great chapter because it explained and analyzed the change and causes of the women’s movement. Elaine Tyler May’s essay‚ Cold War Ideology and the Rise of Feminism and Women’s Liberation and Sixties Radicalism by Alice Echols both gave important but different opinions and ideas about the women’s movement. Also‚ the primary sources reflect a number of economic‚ cultural‚ political‚ and demographic influences on the women’s movement. This chapter really explains how the

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    America was at a turning point during the 1960’s. The looming communist threat that the people of the time had been so fixated on was at an all time high. While America would go into another war in asia for reasons most people wouldn’t understand. In the home front civil unrest had reached its boiling point as many of the status quos of race would be challenged. Trailing behind the fight on equality on race would be a fight for the equality of gender. But what would fuel the rise of women’s rights

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    girdle‚ hair curlers‚ and even magazines such as Cosmo‚ Playboy‚ and Ladies’ Home Journal in it. The women who put the Trash Can together planned to set it on fire‚ but decided not to do so because burning of the contents prohibited by a city law (Echols 150)1. Needless to say‚ given the numerous obstacles that were put in place to stop the women from changing their status in society‚ the women’s movement of the 1960’s made significant changes for women in regards to their basic rights‚ in the home

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    PO4022 Modern European Political Thought Feminism is a term which one must use with caution as it can cause much debate when taken out of the right context. However as we move into an ever more globalised world feminism is fast becoming an accepted term within social and political discourse although this may not be seen by everyone within society. (Kerr et al‚ 2004‚ p. x) Feminism challenges and critiques the bias towards men within society‚ feminism stands for equality in terms of gender within

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    where its friendly neighborhood. Unlike for Damien‚ its a private school in the middle of Kalihi. Kalihi is known for gangs and a very scary place if your not familiar to the e area. Damien has about 300-500 student which attend. Smaller school means that the closer all the students will get. Unlike Kamehameha who has over 5000 student‚ it is harder for student to get to know people but Damien students know everybody when they pass in the hallway. Damien dress code is shirt and tie with long plant

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