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    2012 DREAM ACT STUDENT ACTIVIST SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Since MALDEF’s founding‚ the civil rights organization has awarded scholarships to support the higher educational attainment of students who seek to further MALDEF’s mission of advancing the civil rights of the Latino community in the United States. In 2012‚ MALDEF will offer scholarships of up to $5‚000 each to selected DREAM Act student activists. MALDEF seeks to support the nation’s college and graduate student leaders who have

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    faith from parishioners whose grandparents had been slaves. Another influence on West during this time was the Black Panther Party‚ whose Sacramento offices were near the church he attended. The Panthers impressed upon him the importance of political activism at the local level and introduced him to the writings of Karl Marx. In 1970‚ at age 17‚ West entered Harvard University on a scholarship‚ did graduate school in philosophy at Princeton University‚ where he was influenced by the American pragmatist

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    The Progressive Era: Women & Mexican-Americans In the United States‚ the 1890s through 1920s time period is known as the Progressive Era. Political reform‚ along with social activism‚ was what established this era. In order to move forward as a country‚ progressives believed we needed to fix or reform our problems. The problems that the nation focused on were major issues‚ such as safety and environmental issues‚ child labor‚ and health issues. Among the most involved were Protestants‚ who believed

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    opportunity; and high-quality public education‚ healthcare and public services for our students‚ their families and our communities. We are committed to advancing these principles through community engagement‚ organizing‚ collective bargaining and political activism‚ and especially through the work our members do. (1) Any political issue that is associated with education can come under the scrutiny of the AFT. Examples are education reform‚ salaries‚ special education‚ and other education and healthcare

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    regional‚ national‚ and international government agencies and nonprofit community-based organizations provide programs centered on youth empowerment[2]. Activities involved therein may focus on youth-led media‚ youth rights‚ youth councils‚ youth activism‚ youth involvement in community decision-making[3]‚ and other methods. Everyone seems to be talking about empowerment these days‚ female empowerment‚ worker’s empowerment‚ and youth empowerment are just some of the phrases that are

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    The statement “Reform movements in the United States sought to expand democratic ideals” is a very valid one‚ in regards to the years of and between 1825 and 1850. This statement bears great truth‚ and highlights quite simply the inclusion of egalitarian and suffragist ideologies in many and most reformative movements of this time period. The influence of religion upon reformative groups during the years of 1825-1850 was a major proponent to said groups’ spreading of and high reverence for democratic

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    place like Malala about to be shot in the head‚ for fighting for girls basic rights to go to school. Teen activist are leaders who possess specific leadership qualities. They are‚ professional‚ and passionate about their cause‚ and motivalnial. Teen activism is where teens stand up for what is right. For example‚ Malala stands up for girls basic rights to go to school. Teen activist are leaders who possess specific qualities. Teen activists are professional. One example is Malala. Malala is professional

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    Folk singer Pete Seeger was born in New York‚ New York in 1919. His father was a musical man and taught at the University of California in Berkeley‚ as well as Julliard. His mother taught violin at Julliard as well‚ although she would have preferred to be a traveling violinist if she did not have a family to care for. Seeger’s brother and sister became musicians as well. It seems Seeger was destined to be a musician himself. However‚ his parents did not agree on how to educate Seeger about music

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    When people think back to the civil rights movement they think of the speeches by MLK‚ sit-ins and boycotts‚ or the freedom riders‚ but few people think of the grassroot tactics and other strategies individuals used to push the agenda of equality for all. In the novel For Freedom’s Sake‚ Chana Kai Lee outlines the efforts of Fannie Lou Hammer with Student Nonviolent‚ Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party‚ and other groups. They combine grassroot efforts with protest to create the greatest changes

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    markets into some of the most dynamic high-tech economies in the world. In order to reduce prices‚ many companies such adidas‚ Nike had to move the production from developed to low-wage countries. Armed in the 1990s with the Internet‚ the new global activism threatened to generate enormous interest worldwide‚ accusing world companies of infringing human rights. adidas created and published Standards of Engagement in 1998‚ which served as the company code of conduct. Adidas was criticized by social

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