When someone comes forward with an allegation about sexual misconduct, people often downplay the incident or deny it outright. As Soldiers we like to think that we hold ourselves and each other to a higher standard than this, but that is not always the case. It is not always easy to see why victims of […]
“It’s not what we do because it’s not who we are.” This is the cultural change the U.S. Army is striving to achieve. In response to an increasing concern regarding sexual harassment and assault in the military, the Department of Defense (DoD) has implemented several measures to enhance the prevention, surveillance and reporting of sexual […]
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Get startedPolice brutality has been an ongoing issue and controversy throughout the years. When you think about police officers, you usually think about someone who is there to protect you from danger but that is not always the case for innocent citizens. Police brutality is defined as “the use of excessive and/or unnecessary force by police […]
Food, is something we all love. Restaurant, a place we all go to sit down and enjoy a meal. Sanity, most of us have it. But have we took a second to reflect and wonder about the people behind the scenes making sure we get fed? Not only that we get fed, but we get […]
Do you feel safe walking the street at night? Do you carry a gun because of the stories about mass school shootings? Gun violence is an increasing issue that has not been taken care of, moving throughout the past couple years there have been multiple mass shootings and some of the shooters have gotten off […]
Among the developed nations today, the United States is one of the rare countries where arms rights are inscribed in the constitution. Accompanying the possession and use of firearms, the once-great power of the world is also where gun violence occurs likely every single day, sometimes with catastrophic consequences, such as the latest shooting on […]
The purpose of this memo is to discuss prevention of gun violence and whether New Mexico should adopt a law that allows for certain individuals to petition the court for help when someone poses an imminent risk of harm to themselves or others and whether emergency physicians should also be authorized in these situations. There […]
The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution protects the right of the people to keep and bear arms and was adopted on December 15, 1791, as part of the Bill of Rights. The United States has 120 guns per 100 people. People have used guns for hunting, war, and protecting their homes and families […]
Imagine waiting on the line at the cafeteria on campus and you notice there are people running because there is a gunman firing not too far from where you are located. As a concealed carry license holder, do you reach for you gun realizing it is not there because it is not allowed on campus, […]
“Radical simply means ‘grasping things at the root’.” – Angela Davis Assata Shakur and Angela Davis are two women that were very monumental in the Civil Rights Movement. These women fought and worked beside the men of the Black Panthers and other organizations to make a change. Angela Davis is best known for her radical […]
The problem that has affected young black males not only in Maryland but also in nation is the issue of disproportionate amount of the black race in the criminal justice system. There are many reasons why this injustice occurs. Some of those many reasons why young black males are often disproportionately in the system are […]
Suspect Race and Police Use of Deadly Force Suspect race affects numerous results in policing and the broader criminal justice system, impacting communications with law enforcement, apprehension rates, and criminal incarcerations (Kahn, Steele, McMahon, & Stewart, 2017). Racial minorities, and predominantly African-American men, are frequently found to have an unbalanced interaction with law enforcement, including […]
In this paper I am going to discuss a case of police brutality that happened here in Louisiana in 1989. This was a case that found that the officer was negligent and did in fact use unnecessary, excessive force. After reading the entire case history, I find it to be a clear example of an […]
Police and policing activities are one of those exceptionally alarming topics that many discover hard to discuss it. It sustains a talk that numerous individuals would prefer not to address. In this paper, I will inspect policing in the Canadian people group through the focal points of the Justice System. I will explicitly contend that […]
One time, a person had gotten a virus on their computer. They were asked if they had an up-to-date operating system if they had a good password, and how they got the virus. They explained that their operating system was outdated, their password was their first name, and they remember clicking a link for a […]
Dupesh Persaud Professor McCaffrey English 1102 5 November 2018 Gun Controlling our Minds With so many mass shootings and violent acts being reported on the news so often it’s easy to say that guns are the problem, however there’s a whole other side to this other than just what’s being reported. From ever the start […]
The right to bear arms is an inalienable right stated in the Bill of Right, ratified in 1791, it has been in frequent debates on gun control. In America every time there is a mass shooting gun control becomes a leading topic. The debate on gun control began to advance after the assassination of Dr. […]
Gun Control is one of the most talked about solutions to our countries growing problem with mass shootings. The problem is no one can agree on what exactly Gun Control entails. Most seem to think its about taking away all guns from the public, although some do believe that’s the way to handle the problem […]
Mass shooting emerged as horrific issue in USA that strictly raised a question about gun control laws and gun ownership This paper shows reasons and facts that strengthen the position of strict gun control laws. Covering the past deadly events, going into the details about gun ownership shortcomings, the paper emphasizes the need of amendment […]
Stricter gun control regulations will not have a positive effect on society no matter how many gun control laws get enforced in our communities. Sure, there will be counter arguments from people who have a strong stance on gun regulation – ranging from the process it takes to acquire guns, to who should be able […]
Studies show gun control laws do not impede crime; in fact, gun ownership impedes crime. A Nov. 26, 2013 study found between 1980 and 2009, “bans on assault weapons did not significantly affect murder rates at the state level” and states with restrictions on carrying concealed weapons had an increase in gun-related murders. During the […]
Adolf Hitler was born in Austria-Hungry and moved to Germany in 1913 to join the efforts of World War I. Hitler decided to try to take power through a government coup after the war in 1923 and failed. His failure led to his imprisonment where he spent his time writing his book called Mein Kampf. […]
Unlike a large number of studies on lack of compassion and sexual offences, there is a lack of research into the correlation between eloquent and sexual offences. However, current research does emphasize the positive relationship between eloquent and sexual assault crimes. Brown et al. (2015) conducted a study of 2,514 male prisoners convicted of sexual […]
Prostitution is to obtain material rewards (money, gifts), in exchange for a price or a cost of acceptance of the contract with the object of sex is not fixed. Simple understanding is to charge sexual behaviour. Traditionally, this has involved some kind of direct physical contact. However, with the revolution in electronic technology and the […]
There has been much debate in the twentieth century about what in 1889, Rudyard Kipling termed “the most ancient profession in the world” (Kipling). Prostitution is as old as human civilization. But except for Nevada. Who leaves legalization up to individual counties. The United States continues to be one of the few nations in the […]
Defined by the Oxford dictionary, prostitution is “the practice or occupation of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment.” As of 2016, there is an approximation of one million to two million prostitutes in the United States, but since prostitution was widely deemed as being immoral or non-consensual, the Mann Act was passed as […]
Peacekeeping may be successful at reducing armed conflict, but does it impact the lives of civilians in other ways? A vast amount of research introduces that peacekeeping may cause higher numbers of sexual violence in the regions where peacekeepers are present. Sabrina Karim, Kyle Beardsley, Bernd Beber, and Stephen Moncrief provide insight to the issue […]
Rape culture perpetuates the belief that victims have contributed to their own victimization and are responsible for what has happened to them. Behaviors commonly associated with rape culture include victim blaming, slut shaming, sexual objectification, trivializing rape, denial of widespread rape, refusing to acknowledge the harm caused by sexual violence or some combination of these. […]
In Downtown Los Angeles, there is an area that is riddled with drug abuse, homelessness and mental illness. This place is called Skid Row. In Skid Row, there are roughly 3,500 homeless individuals. Many of whom suffer from mental illness. I focused on Skid Row because I am interested to discover how certain mental illnesses […]
Imagine your younger days as a teenager around Christmas time. You are warm, gathered around a fire with your family, about to open that huge present you’ve been asking for. Now imagine being a teenager around Christmas time, cold, alone and with no place to stay. According to Jewel in her short story “Street Life […]
