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Should Convicted Felons be Allowed to Vote

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“We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are crated equal; that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”, according to Thomas Jefferson (1776) The Declaration of Independence. The founding father’s creation of self-government is for citizens to be allowed to exercise their rights to vote and to use their voice in steering the country

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Technology and Problem of Mass Incarceration of Black Americans

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There is insufficient data on several issues related to mass incarceration of people in American jails. Although the United States has 5% of global population, it contains 25% of people in jails. Yet those being the bars are disproportionately in favor whites, who by far outweigh the Blacks in the country. Besides, there is no single policy in the country, either by the federal or state that guides the issue of

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Death Penalty: Our People Are Dying Along With Our Dignity 

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Cruelty has been poisoning the earth for as long as we can remember. More effort has been applied to creative punishments rather than addressing the problem. Since the eighteenth century man has found reason to execute human beings. For many years this execution process has come with numerous difficulties, and recently has become more of a problem. This penalty should be executed because it comes with many difficulties for today’s society

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Contradictions in the Theme of the Death Penalty

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“Controversial, giving rise or likely to giving rise to public disagreement.” (Merriam-Webster Dictionary). The Death Penalty defines controversy, the subject of whether your going to kill someone for a specific crime or give them jail-time. This topic has many different viewpoints, because of the objective of granting someone’s death. The Death Penalty, although very controversial is also debated whether it should be used or not. Though some people believe the Death

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Police Brutality in the Basis of the Hate You Feel

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In the book, The Hate U Give is based about a 16-year-old African American girl named Starr to witness police brutality against her best friend. Starr and her friend, Khalil, was leaving a party when Khalil was pulled over for a traffic violation of a broken taillight. The police officer asked for license, registration, and proof of insurance, then Khalil asked why he pulled them over. The Officer asked for license,

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Police: Brutality and Abuse of Power

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Have police changed from one decade to the next? Police brutality has only changed in the way the abuse is viewed, but not in the way that it is committed or the motivation behind it. In the Martin Luther King era, there was acceptable police brutality in which African American citizens were blatantly assaulted, mistreated, and in some cases killed. Now in the present-day use of force or “police brutality,” must

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Dealing With Police Brutality

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Have you ever witnessed or know someone who has suffered of police brutality? People would never think that the men and women that are supposed to protect us are the ones abusing their power. Police brutality occurs when police officers use excessive or unnecessary force when dealing in certain situations with civilians. There are many cases that go unseen and the reason behind this is because the police have a code

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The Police Don’t Follow the Laws

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In our current climate due to the police’s actions, they have earned a bad reputations. Some of their actions are beating up innocent civilians, not following laws, and how times have changed. Now people are scared of the police because of what they have done and now civilians do not feel safe whenever they are around them. We should not be afraid of police, as we should now. Everyone now a

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Police Brutality: Police Committing Crimes Against Citizens

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Every 7 hours in the United States an individual life is taken by a police officer. Police brutality is defined as an aggressive overuse of power given to them as a status of a police officer. A 395 pound 6’2-foot man named Eric Garner was held in an illegal chokehold by officer Justin D’Amico. Eric Garner was selling illegal cigarettes on a street in Staten Island, New York. As police approach

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Meet Ted: Kidnapping and Murder

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Eleanor Louis Cowell birthed Theodore (Ted) Robert Cowell in Burlington, Vermont on November 24th, 1946. Due to Eleanor’s religious beliefs, she had given her son to her parents in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ted’s real father is unknown. Eleanor married Johnny Bundy and Ted was given his last name to deter from the fact that he was illegitimate. Eleanor and Johnny had brought two girls and one boy into the world. Ted was

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