Essays on Political Systems & Ideologies

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The Role of Ella Fitzgerald and Mary Lou Williams in Black Rights Movements

3 pages / 1543 words

Movement throughout the Black community is brilliant and reflects within every single action and word from every individual. From the early 19th century to now, music has been a big influence on the protesting and liberation of the Black community. As basic human rights have...

Activism Ella Fitzgerald Jazz

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The Importance of Saving Bob Marley’s Legacy for Other Generations

7 pages / 2997 words

Introduction Bob Marley, originally from Nine Miles, Jamaica moved to Trenchtown where the he stated, in the 1980 Bob Marley ‘Like it is’ Interview, significant development in his life started taking place. At Trenchtown he was poor and lived a childhood of violence, however, music...

Activism Bob Marley

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The Contribution of Bob Marley to The Fight Against Racism

4 pages / 1678 words

Segregation was a big issue in African nation’s history and Bob Marley was at the forefront in bringing the world together in peace. His songs of peace and love touched many hearts all over the world, and his legacy has persisted for many years. Bob...

Activism Bob Marley

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The Regime of Totalitarianism in Modern China

3 pages / 1570 words

Nowadays, totalitarianism is commonly thought to be a terrifying regime from the past, regime that triggered numerous deaths and suffers. However, some countries continue to maintain totalitarian or authoritarian regimes. What is more surprising, the development of modern technologies facilitates total control over the public,...

Totalitarianism

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Analysis of Nazi Reign as a Form of Totalitarianism

2 pages / 790 words

Totalitarianism, in simple terms, is best described as a society where the ruler or ruling group has total control over the governing society. The government controls all private and private aspects of citizens life in a totalitarian society. There have been a few countries under...

Totalitarianism

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Comparative Analysis of Totalitarianism Versus Anarchy

4 pages / 1658 words

Throughout our history, humans have struggled to create the perfect society, the utopia of our dreams where all people live free and happy. Many experiments have occurred over history to create this perfect society, from the United States to Communism, all of which were founded...

Totalitarianism

140

Me Too: The Movement that Sparked The Debate About Sexual Abuse

6 pages / 2847 words

Introduction The MeToo movement, a formidable social initiative, strives to combat sexual violence and sexual assault inflicted upon individuals. Its success lies in challenging the objectification of people. This movement is dedicated to assisting survivors of sexual assault, violence, and harassment, particularly those who face...

Activism Me Too Movement

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The Communism and Its Containment in Truman's Doctrine

7 pages / 3103 words

Gformer reliance on British supplies (The Truman Doctrine: Containing Communism with Modernity). It can be argued that it was the combination of political and economic vulnerability that led to increased foreign intervention in Greece, which is true because the EAM/ELAS, the EDES, and the KKE...

American History Communism Truman Doctrine

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America’s Fear of Communism: The Events that Paved The Way in Influencing America

5 pages / 2173 words

Fear is a dangerous state of mind that can consume anyone and anything. Fear has the capacity to drive people to take extreme actions in attempts to eradicate the perceived threat at the root of their fear. The Cold War Era thrived on the western...

American History Communism Truman Doctrine

143

The Role of Nelson Mandela in The Fight Against Apartheid

2 pages / 964 words

Nelson Mandela is one of the most impactful and moral political leaders of modern times. He was an activist, lawyer, father, prisoner, survivor, and eventuality, president. As a vehement believer in human dignity and the equal rights of all people regardless of origins or backgrounds,...

Activism Apartheid Nelson Mandela

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The Civil War – a Sectional Fight Between North and South

6 pages / 2772 words

The call Civil War is misleading due to the fact the conflict became no longer a class war, but a sectional fight having its roots in political, economic, social, and psychological elements so complex that historians nevertheless do not agree on its basic reasons. It...

Civil War Sectionalism

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Why Bernie Sanders is My Choice Among The Democratic Candidates

3 pages / 1499 words

The 2020 Presidential Election brought a diverse set of candidates from both the Democratic and Republican parties. Among the prominent figures on the Democratic side was Bernie Sanders, a seasoned politician and one of the frontrunners for the nomination. This article provides an in-depth look...

Bernie Sanders Democracy in America President

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Comparison of Agrarian Reform in Russia and Georgia Under Socialism

6 pages / 2941 words

Introduction The agrarian reform’s goal, in general, is to bring harmony between the rural and the urban people. Agrarian reform is fundamental because of its economic gain of the country because more than half the population is employed in the agricultural area. Agriculture is the...

Communist Manifesto Reform Socialism

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Research of Public Views on Government Policies Regarding Income Inequality

8 pages / 3678 words

Introduction Income inequality has been on the rise in recent years, Carmen Reinicke of CNBC found that the top one percent of earners in the United States took home an average of 26.3 times more than the bottom 99% of earners in 2015, which is...

Economic Inequality Income Inequality Public Policy

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The Existence of Torture in Liberal Society

2 pages / 1054 words

The definition of torture is split. The malleability of the term “serious pain or distress” in the heart of this definition has created the condition in which the reality agrees on these texts but may not agree on their meaning. This “I remember it when...

Liberalism Torture

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The Relevance of Karl Marx's Lessons Nowadays

3 pages / 1237 words

Introduction An economist, political theorist and philosopher born in Germany, Karl Marx wrote some of the most revolutionary philosophical material ever generated. Indeed, during his lifetime, his writing was so relevant to the human situation that he was expelled from his homeland. But this event...

Karl Marx Marxism

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Americanism Movement in The Us: a Regrettable Past

4 pages / 1970 words

The term nativism, also referred to as Americanism, first gained significance following the Civil War. The nativist goal was to protect the interests of so-called “natives”-descendants of the original Anglo-Saxon settlers, above those of more recent immigrants. Nativist views were ugly at times frequently resulting...

Americanism Racial Discrimination

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Policy Practice Skills to Lower The Rate of Unemployment

1 page / 637 words

Unemployment is a social problem that has a huge effect on society. When there are a lot of unemployed people it becomes a social issue and damages a lot of individuals and their ability to function with the world. Unemployment can lead to a lot...

Public Policy Unemployment

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Critique of High School Using Karl Marx’s Critique of Capitalism

2 pages / 929 words

Karl Marx’s thought is wide-ranging and has had a massive influence on philosophy and sociology. Marx is best known for his two unsparing critiques of capitalism. The first of these critiques maintains that capitalism is essentially alienating. The second of these critiques maintains that capitalism...

High School Marxism