The First Amendment of the United States Constitution grants U.S. citizens five main freedoms. Citizens have the right to have freedom of speech, freedom to practice any religion, freedom of the press, freedom to petition the government for a redress of grievances, and the freedom to assemble in a peaceful manner. Of these five freedoms, […]
In an ever changing American culture and society, one continuity comes from the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights. And although little change has occurred to the documents, debate still continues as to the definitions of the the first amendment, the right to freedom of speech. The problem that many Americans debate, is whether […]
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Get started“UCLA Student Off Hook for Video Rant Against Asians”- this was the headline of an article on Abc news after Alexandra Wallace, a third year political Science major at UCLA, posted a racist video on Youtube on March 11, 2011. The video, titled “Asians in the Library,” was posted only hours after a deadly earthquake […]
Within U.S. history, a critical extent of murders, bashing and other ‘outcasting’ actions have been powered by contempt. As Native Americans, Blacks and Jews have been depicted as unfortunate casualties, hate crimes have existed since the United States’ revolt . From that point forward, individuals from all foreign groups have been exposed to separation, badgering, […]
