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    In this breathtaking novel by Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird, all of my expectations were hit and more; when reading a story about racism and injustice in the world I learned that the world is in worse shape then I thought. Atticus Finch is a white defense lawyer, who defends a black man that has been accused of raping a white woman. Atticus has two young children; Jem, and Jean (Scout) who are growing up in a society where the color of your skin and the differences you have affect your life

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    commonly seen now, it began to grow evermore so following the tragic events of September eleventh. It evolved and transitioned into racially motivated arrests, detaining’s, and questionings both justifiable and unjustifiable. In the book, Good Cop Bad Cop: Racial profiling and Competing views of Justice in America, stated “In short order, however, as use of the term “racial profiling” became more frequent, the concept itself spread and became more diffuse and

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    The NBA is an amazing thing - but what team tops the rest in the league. There are a few good contenders like Michael Jordan’s 1995 Chicago Bulls but a lot of people think it’s the 2017 golden state warriors. What their team has achieved in Oakland, California over the years is outstanding. Because I’m a diehard basketball fan I can only respect the greatness of GSW and I think, what the golden state has achieved Is tremendous. Their domination in the NBA shouldn’t be taken lightly by anyone. With

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    was 2.4 per 1000 in the nation in 2011. The rate of total full-time employees, civilian and sworn was 3.4 per 1000.” (Police Employee Data) This is shocking taking into consideration that there 's just over 1 cops per 500 people in our country today. And in Anderson there 's less than 1 cop per 500 people. (Table 78) No one benefits from understaffed police stations, on the other hand the effect it has on society is high. “Staffing is so low that the department is unable to respond to entire categories

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    In this essay Martin Preib, a small town journalist and police officer records his daily life on the job as rookie police officer. On Preib’s second day out of the Chicago Police Academy, sergeant handed him a large, heavy plastic bag and informed him that this would be a good experience. He was also provided with an enclosed truck that was slightly bigger than a van with “Police” on on its sides and rear. The wagon was used to not only transport newly arrested suspects for questioning or lockup

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    The themes in La Haine and Balibar’s article are intertwined. The violent nature of the riots were based around the race, class, and religion of the residents of the banlieues and their anger at the treatment they received. Violence in La Haine and Balibar’s article are similar. La Haine showed the police being antagonistic towards the main characters, much like they were during the real riots. The police would target the youth who did not go to school or were done for the day. Also, with no jobs

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    Breaking Norms Essay

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    investigators to wear causal clothes, a suit or a T-shirt and tactical BUD pants, but there is no written rule stating that we must wear it. I decided to wear an actual uniform, a symbol of authority and protection, but to investigators it is a symbol of a “Rookie” or someone just not smart enough to move up. However it is viewed, I decided to wear it to my weekly meeting with the investigators who serve under me. So, what is a norm anyway? A norm is expectation of how we are supposed to act in society, it

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    Puritan Punishment Essay

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    After strange and unbelievable experiences in my dungeon for two years, the unexpected adventures at the swinger 's club, and being a call girl for women in 1981, I thought I had seen and experienced most of the best and the worst. Oddly, I never gave a second thought to Puritan punishment existing in the United States today. It was brought to my attention in the summer of 1982 when, one stifling hot day in August, I found out the hard way.   Puritan punishment was the law in seventeenth-century

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    Coby Lily Aberdeen was born on February 25TH 1983 in Vancouver, British Columbia. She was raised by two loving parents who dotted on their only daughter. Privileged and spoiled in everything she did, Coby rarely wanted for anything. She was the walking definition of a perfect life. It wasn't until she turned fifteen that her world began to crumble, while Coby was on a camping trip with friends, her parents were killed in an unfortunate automobile accident, ultimately leaving their only child with

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    Review on the Movie Crash

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    FILM SYNOPSIS: In Crash, a simple car accident forms an uncompromising foundation for the complex discovery of race and prejudice. Paul Haggis' overwhelming and incredibly thought provoking directorial debut succeeds in bringing to the forefront the behaviours that many people keep under their skin. And by thrusting these attitudes toward us with a highly deliberate, reckless abandon, Haggis puts racism on the highest pedestal for our review. There is no better place for this examination than the

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