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Muslims have been treated horribly throughout the history of the United States. The attacks on September 11, 2001 only further put Muslims in a negative standing with other Americans. Many Americans view all terrorists as Muslims because of the terrorists claiming the religion of Islam for their actions. The attacks put fear into the hearts of all Americans eventually leading to the war on terrorism. With a renewed sense of nationalism many Americans joined the armed forces to take down the terrorist

The Salem Witch Trials started when a group of girls suddenly began to act odd, or somewhat strangely. According to History.com, when the doctor diagnosed the girls as bewitched, the girls accused a slave, by name of Tituba, and two other women of bewitching them. The entirety of Salem began to worry and that is when the accusations of many women being “witches” started. Although many women have been accused, there were also a few men and even two dogs that were accused of being witches! Many accused

soon to be mothers a 14 week (paid) period to bond with their child, in the U.S., women only have three unpaid months of maternal leave and many have to rely on the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) for job security while they are away (The Huffington Post Canada, 2012). Consequently, mothers are not able to stay at home with their newborns and provide their full attention during these imperative days without having economic repercussions. This is problematic because 57% of employees are women and

media sites, such as Tumblr, Twitter, and more; and as we grew older we became more aware of the ongoing problem. Most of our information came from extremely well known sources, such as the American Psychological Association, New York Times, and Huffington Post. Before our presentation and research, we saw public

Kelly Yao British Literature Mr. Carlucci May 15, 2017 Causes of Teenager Suicide Recently, Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why has drawn people’s attention. The drama series illustrates 13 reasons of the teenage girl’s suicide. As we have entered a brand new century, climbing suicide rate has become one of the most serious public health and mental issue in the society. In daily life, there are even more reports of teenage suicide by media. People may wonder about the actual reasons why teenager decide to commit

cannot create laws that favor one religion over another: individuals can pray in school but public schools cannot force students to pray. Yet many conservatives believe that this wall shouldn’t be in place. John W. Traphagan, an author for the Huffington Post, says that,”Those on the Christian right who would break down this wall of separation are doing a disservice to themselves, because the loss of the separation between church and state weakens the capacity of the government to protect the rights

The different types of bias that exist in different forms of media (i.e. radio, TV, newspapers, the internet) are selection bias, agenda setting, priming, and framing. These forms of bias allow the media to influence public opinion. Selection bias occurs when the media only reports on one aspect of an event or issue without providing coverage on other aspects. The media could report only particular issues and problems they believe should have more public attention through agenda setting. Agenda setting

For this discussion I chose the article from The Huffington Post about raising the minimum wage to $15 dollars per hour. Recently someone told me about the minimum wage increasing for residents on the West Coast and specifically located in Los Angelas. As this article explains, raising the wages will occur over a timeframe of five years starting in 2020 and will have slower effects for businesses with 25 or less employees. The risk of businesses laying off employees due to sudden high wages being

so that a newly born baby can be a U. S citizen and get American opportunity. "The World Post", a partnership of The Huffington Post and Berggruen Institute has an article in which an officer at the immigration desk at Los Angeles International Airport, asked a Chinese Pregnant Lady

Cursive handwriting and it's relevance in today's grade-school curriculum is not a fresh debate, however with the recent detraction from many schools it begs the question: Is cursive handwriting essential to children's education? Cursive is being sacrificed, as of late, for typing skills in most state school's curriculum. Long thought to provide students with ease in handwritten assignments and note taking, as well as comprehension skills; cursive handwriting is being seen more irrelevant by educators