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The Theme of Racial Profiling in American Violet, a Movie by Tim Disney
Crime
Police
Racial Profiling
I believe a major theme of American Violet is racial profiling. By definition, racial profiling is the act of discrimination against a race, as well as law enforcement officials targeting individuals for crimes that they may not have committed centered on their racial characteristics. The actions of a few members of a certain race often…
The Policy Vacuum Computer
Copyright infringement
Policy
Technology brought upon many unexpected ethical, social and political issues. Society has yet to learn a lot about how to deal with technology and its after-effects on ethical principles. When discussing about ethics, we need to go over the importance of computers and be able to answer question like: What is the reason for addressing…
Aristotle’s Politics: Oligarchy and Democracy Short Summary
Aristotle
Democracy
Politics
In Aristotle’s Politics, he focuses much on the regimes of an oligarchy and of democracy. Democracies exist when the free and poor, being a majority, have the authority to rule, and have an equal share in the city. Oligarchies exist when the few wealthy and better born have authority and grant benefits in proportion to…
Three Stages of Nursing Theory Development
Evidence-based practice
Nursing
Introduction Understanding the stages of nursing theory development is important in the education and training of nurses. Chinn & Kramer defined nursing theory as “a creative and rigorous structuring of ideas that project a tentative, purposeful, and systematic view of phenomena” (2015, p. 255). In the earlier years of nursing history, there was little information…
The Importance of Civil Disobedience in the Positive Changes and Rights of Today
Civil Disobedience
Human Rights
Social Issues
Civil disobedience is responsible for many of the rights that we take for granted today. This is because the liberal movements of the past were all civilly disobedient to the status quo, and that is how they made progress. Without civil disobedience such social progress would not have come to fruition, or it would have…
Two Effective Strategies in Fighting Veteran Homelessness in the United States
Communication
Politics
Sustainability
Veteran
The two strategies for ensuring sustainability in post-funding years in the public health program were forming coalitions and partnerships to create a platform and using the media for conveying policy messages to develop awareness among the public I have used the above strategies before. The first strategy takes more time than the second strategy Formation…
Task-Centred and Crisis Intervention Approaches
Crisis
Both task-centred and crisis intervention approaches are popular and widely used methods of social work practice. Although these two approaches have different origins they have some common features. In order to focus on the advantages and disadvantages of task-centred and crisis intervention approaches for anti-discriminatory practice, I intend to look at the key features of…
Crime and Basic Persuasive Speech
Crime
Persuasive Speech
Topic: Should Children Who Commit Violent Crimes be tried as Adults Type of Speech/Claim/lulus: Value Organizational Pattern: Topical General Purpose: To persuade my audience that, children who commit violent crimes should be tried as adults Specific Purpose: Use 3 main points to persuade my audience. Central Idea: To persuade my audience that, children who commit…
21st Century and Rizal Short Summary
Century
Political corruption
Rizal course or subject Its relevance to the 21st century socio-economic and political situation of the country From the R. A. 1425, it was stated in the law that the entire student having their bachelorette degree should take the subject Rizal. Rizal subject is a must or compulsory to be studied. A student cannot graduate…
Certainty and Flexibility in Judicial Precedent
Precedent
It is often believed that the relationship between certainty and flexibility in judicial precedent has struck a fine line between being necessary and being precarious. The problem is that these two concepts of judicial precedent are seen as working against each other and not in tandem. There is proof, however, that as contrasting as they…