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My First Conk by Malcom X Short Summary
Malcolm X
My First Conk Malcom X and his article titled “My First Conk” say that black men conked their hairs to unify their existence in the society of white people. This was never done to truly satisfy a personal desire. Conking was a popular procedure done in black males to straighten their hair in 1940’s. The…
Comparison among dictators (Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin)
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Adolf Hitler Comparison of Adolf Hitler with Other Dictators (Mussolini and Stalin) Adolf Hitler was born on 20 April 1889 to a customs official named Alois Hitler. Like Mussolini and Stalin, he came from a humble background. His father had three wives and several children, but unfortunately only Adolf and his sister Paula survived to…
The History of the Creation, Approval and Official Adoption of the Declaration of Independence
American Revolution
Declaration of Independence
Government
On July 4, 1776, our fathers met together in what we currently know to be “Second Continental Congress.” Meeting in what we know as Independence Hall, they approved and officially adopted the Declaration of Independence. This document provided us the freedom from Great Britain, the country that had been oppressing our ancestors for many years…
Community empowerment
Community
Empowerment
Community empowerment is an all-encompassing term that refers to the accessibility of a group of people to educational, health, and other services offered by local, state, and federal governments for the betterment of the community. It aims to make the community an influential force in national growth and development by educating its members on basic…
Absolute and Relative Gain
Economics
Ethics
Free Market
Liberalism
Political science
Political spectrum
Sociological theories
International Relations Week 3 Liberalism and Neo-liberalism Question: What is the difference between relative and absolute gains? What role does this concept play in neo-liberal thinking? Contents What is the difference between relative and absolute gains? 3 & 4 Bibliography5 What is the difference between relative and absolute gains? -What role does this concept play…
Martin Luther King Jr. Was Justified in Risking His Life for the Civil Rights Movement
Fahrenheit 451
Martin Luther King
United States
During the late 1950s and early 1960s, a prominent figure emerged in order to counteract the issues of inequality, ignorance, and racial oppression within American society. Martin Luther King Jr, an African American civil rights leader, pursued his ambitions by spreading his ideas for reform. By advocating change, he encountered several of those who refused…
Student Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Independence
When in the course of education, it becomes necessary for students to end or discontinue a relationship with their teachers and to become more independent, the students must elucidate why they need and deserve to be independent to the world and especially schools. This requisites us, the students, to write our own Declaration of Independence…
US hegemonic power in decline
Hegemony
Power
However, recently, the world has witnessed the promptly rise of other new centers with significant powers such as China, Japan, and the European Union etc. , which has actually challenged the hegemonic position of the United States in international system. In the 2011 summer issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Political Science,…
The Use of Civil Disobedience to Attract the Attention Necessary to Initiate the Desired Change in Society
Civil Disobedience
Justice
Violence
As time progresses, behaviors and perspectives constantly change, and with that change develops a need or a desire to implement that change throughout society. As individuals strive for their desired change, they look to methods, such as civil or uncivil disobedience, to acquire the attention necessary to initiate that change. Those who participate in civil…
What is Passive Resistance?
Activism
British Empire
Civil Disobedience
Mahatma Gandhi
Nationalism
Nonviolence
Social movements
Passive Resistance is the act of nonviolently resisting methods of the government, a person in power, or specific laws. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi embraced this concept in 1897 when he questioned the status of Indians under British rule. Gandhi participated in numerous protests, resulting in his arrest on five occasions. While imprisoned, he conducted hunger strikes…