Mi Controversy: A Fictional Narrative

The parties in this lawsuit are: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) (plaintiff) and Mims Distributing Company, Inc (defendant), the EEOC is the plaintiff on behalf of Christopher Alston (Lally, 2015). Christopher Alston was a potential employee of the Mims Distributing Company, Inc.

III. Statement of Facts: Two Philadelphia officers observed Harry Mimms driving a car with an expired plate. They stopped the vehicle to issue a traffic ticket. One of the officers approached Mimms and asked him to step out of the car and produce his license and registration. Mimms alighted, whereupon the officer noticed a bulge under his jacket. Thinking the bulge might be a weapon, the officer frisked Mimms and discovered a loaded .38-caliber revolver. The other occupant was also carrying a gun. Mimms was indicted for carrying a concealed weapon and for unlawfully carrying a firearm without a license and convicted. Following a denial of a motion to suppress in the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, Mimms was convicted. The conviction was affirmed by the Superior Court of Pennsylvania but the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania reversed. The U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari and reversed.

1.In 1820, the first steamboat sailed on the Great Lakes, as well as on the Detroit River. What was this vessel called?

The facts of this issues is that there has been in some cases of hairstyle based discrimination within the work place. Looking at the case of EEOC v. Mims Distributing Company, Inc., in regards to Christopher Alston, an African American man. This case was a hairstyle based discrimination, however it was based on the company not having a policy to addressed hairstyle as a religious practice. The outcome of this case ended with Mims Distributing Company paying $50,000 and adopting a formal religious accommodation policy that will address future issues (Lally, 2015). Another case based on hairstyle discrimination would be Farryn Johnson v. Hooters. Ms. Johnson, an African American was awarded more than $250,000 after an arbitrator found that racial discrimination did in fact contributed to her getting fired (CHUCK, 2015). Hooters prohibits only African-American Hooters Girls from wearing blond highlights in their hair, other women were allowed to wear blond highlight in their hair (CHUCK, 2015). Johnson was told by the manager that blond streaks didn 't look natural on African Americans (CHUCK, 2015). However, on the other hand cases that are similar to Chasity Jones, an African American woman, who was initially hired to work for Catastrophe Management Systems but notified later that the job was withdrawn because of her hairstyle, which were dreadlocks, was not found guilty of discrimination (Wellington, 2016). However, every case is not like the other case because

B) The arrest by police of a bartender and 82 customers at a "blind pig" in the dilapidated, predominantly black 12th Street area.

Supreme courts generally handle cases that are more demanding and additional support is needed to reach a verdict. The Supreme Court of Michigan is the highest-ranking court in the state of Michigan. It’s located in Lansing Michigan and consist of seven justices. Each justice is responsible for reviewing each case to determine rather leave should be granted to the case. The Michigan’s supreme court is responsible for supervising all the of Michigan and establishing rules and produces for the courts in Michigan as well.

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1.The term "Three Fires" refers to the dominant tribes in Michigan during the early 1600s. The three tribes were:

Mim has finally reached Cleveland, Ohio. Her enemies, Poncho Man and Caleb, have been jailed for their crimes, but Mim’s memories still haunt her. As she roams around her old, now empty house, she is suddenly interrupted by Kathy, her stepmother. Despite her many disputes with Kathy, Mim agrees to let her take her to the hospital where Mim’s mother resides. Leaving her friends, Beck and Walt, outside, Mim goes inside and finally sees her mother. She realizes her mother hadn’t wanted Mim to see her so broken and empty, and knows it’s time to accept her past and move on. Saying her goodbyes, Mim leaves the hospital and finds her friends have gone to start new beginnings, but they left her promises they will meet again. Feeling hopeful for

The Michigan legislature has been considering an iGaming bill that may result in Michigan being the next US state to implement iGaming. While iGaming would be a new step for Michigan, the state already has some experience with forms of gaming on the internet. Michigan was one of the first states to implement an iLottery, and it proved to be a popular venture. Over 276,000 residents of Michigan have opened iLottery accounts and hundreds of thousands of tickets are sold per day through the iLottery. So might Michigan be fertile ground for full iGaming? And might it be another step toward the US industry getting to the critical mass it needs in order to keep growing?

Yooperland, Da U.P., and Yoopsconsin, are just some of the names that the residents of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula refer to as home. There have been many conversations throughout the years about the secession between the Yoopers in the U.P. and the Trolls down in Da Mitten. Dating back as far as 1836, a time when Michigan had won the U.P. by losing the Toledo Strip in the Toledo War, the talk of secession is nothing new. To change an economic lifestyle would be difficult, but the rewards and benefits could be astonishing. A vote for secession would help the Upper Peninsula become a free and independent state in our country.

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It was a bright and sunny Friday afternoon and the unicorn children were being let out of school for the weekend. Most days the unicorn children would happily skip all the way home and greet their parents at the doorstep. Which is what they did. Sunny, the smartest unicorn

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