.], presumably for the same reason that there was renewed interest in the flag itself: as a locus for grief about the missing, the dead and the devastated; [....] as an expression of defiance in the face of fear and loathing for those who had attacked us, and would attack again", many Americans began to care more about the flag because it was a sign of solidarity they felt that they were supporting the family of those who died(117). ... She still thought that some would go overboard using that flag but she realized that some people felt protected with it, because it represented freedom of expr...

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Recent incidents of school violence in America's schools have sent shockwaves across the globe. In the aftermath of each tragedy, everyone has been left to wonder why such an atrocity has taken place. Experts have tried to answer that question, but there appear to be several reasons for escalating ...

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Socialist feminists share many ideals with liberal feminism, as well as other women's movements; they advocate "consciousness raising" in the form of women's discussion groups and campaigns; there is a strong link with theory building and push for solidarity between all women. ...

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Politicians, journalists, and economists have used the Swedish Moel concept in an unscientific and vague way, since the 1930s. The Swedish model began in the early 1930s, a period the country was lagging behind the economy of developed industrial countries in the world. The industrial development in...

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How should nigger be defined? Is it a part of the America cultural inheritance? Why does nigger generate such powerful reactions? Is it a more hurtful racial epithet than insults such as kike, gook, wetback, and honky? "Nigger and Nigga is arguably the most consequential social insult in American hi...

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Sustainability can be defined as keeping something going through time. Sustainability first appeared in an ecological context in the 1970s alongside the emerging environmental movement (Litke, 2006). There are three E's that define sustainability and they are the environment, economics, and equity. Throughout history, many cities have tried to develop ways to acquire a sustainable city. "A sustainable city enables all its citizens to meet their needs and to enhance their well-being, without degrading the natural world or the lives of other people, now or in the future....

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Since the dawn of modern civilization politicians, sociologists and other highly educated professionals have analyzed and critiqued current trends in U.S. political and socioeconomic environments. These trends in turn shape the very world in which we live in. Although not all predictions on the effe...

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