… that still has capital punishment on the books. Even South Africa has eliminated it. The United States is left with such company as Libya, Iran, and Iraq. America, where freedom and democracy are firmly entrenched, remains committed to this brutal…

… committed a crime. They then have to be punished. The law decides the punishment. Individuals and the community decide the law. Crime is one of the biggest problems in the world today. It is an issue that has been debated for many years. Plenty…

… and the risk of mental illness on their unborn child are very controversial issues in social work today(Young, 1996, 33). Should child-removal or time in a correctional facility punish substance abusing pregnant women, or should they be sentenced…

… how deeply many French Canadians feel the loss of control over their identity. A generation ago, it was summed up in a book by FLQ philosopher Pierre Vallieres, who compared the plight of Quebecers to the oppression of blacks in the United States in…

… Alberta town of Eckville, where he also acted as mayor for a short duration. Mr. Keegstra had toiled in obscurity as a social studies teacher until is dismissal in 1982 after allegations that his teachings were highly anti-semetic, referring to Jews…

… today; yet, few sources focus on the similarities of these issues at a regional or global level. Ideologies of race were used to justify colonialism, conquest and annihilation of non-European peoples, slavery, indentured labor, fascism and Nazism.…

… is saying in effect, ‘I am colored but I am different from other members of my race in that I am not different from my race” (“Race, Reading, and Difference 319). The word “race” when brought to mind can either divide us as a people or unite…

… somebody different. The American society focuses on that person, or group of people. They make them feel worthless and treated them like animals. Imagine walking down the street and having people stare at you or call you Names, or talk behind your…

… race as a species. Much of out differences are a result of our well adaptation to the environments we live in. However, the issue of what race one is has been used to be a categorizing and most of the time a predestining factor in society, usually…

… are referred to as Americans, like the citizens of Cuba are referred to primarily as Cubans? Can the people of America ever erase race? I think the United States would be a better place if racial labels were not placed on individuals. Race is…