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Religious Studies

Today We Live in the Modern World. Is the Modern World Islam in Crises? Why?
An eminent Islamic scholar, Mr. Fazlur Rehman, once quoted that “Islam needs: some first-class minds who can interpret the old in terms of the new as regards substance and turn the new into the service of the old as regards ideals” (Rahman, 1982. Page 139)
This observation is reflective of the fundamental interpretational issue faced by Islam in the modern world. It goes to the very root of the ideology vis-à-vis its adherence and practice in the 21st century within the frame of Continue reading...

The rhetoric used during the American Revolution that invoked liberty, justice, and equality served as a springboard for debates about gender equality to circulate in public discourses and in political forums. Women indeed were increasingly cognizant of their absence from the public arena and their lack of political, economic, and social agency as a result of the entrenchment of the heteronormative paradigm, predicated on the separate spheres ideology and biological determinism, in early American society (Hoffert 54). Abigail Adams emerged as one of the first advocates for female education. As the First Lady, she wielded a degree of political Continue reading...

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Introduction
This paper would like to investigate the progress of Canadian women in the field of physical science and engineering. It is quite noticeable that majority of the participants in the field of science and engineering are men. While there are also notable women in the field of science and engineering, such professions have been unarguably densely populated and dominated by the male gender . It is only logical to think that because of the enormous number of participants, success and prominence in the field of science and engineering has also been more lopsided towards the male gender. Continue reading...

In the modern society, the role of women has significantly increased for the last decades. Women play important part in many different spheres of social life. The history knows many outstanding women who made a considerable contribution to the development of science, politics, healthcare, art, and socio-economic uprising of the international society. However, certain discrimination still occurs, especially in some particular fields. In politics and economics, women occupy many important positions that form a specific niche. Most of women head numerous different committees, political parties, and social projects. However, some of them manage to excel as brilliant governors and Continue reading...

The Civil Rights Movement resulted in an upsurge of many leaders, and resulted in many social and economic changes that were the outcome of organized civil rights proceedings that were performed throughout the South of America by organizations and groups committed to eradicating segregation, and offering the African American community the ability to chase the American dream (Nelson, 2002). The most significant civil rights leader throughout this time was Martin Luther King Jr., and the greatest occasion that happened during the crusade was the struggle to advance equality and democracy in voting rights for Africa Americans, that intensified in Continue reading...

In different situations different people may come to the conclusion that violence is the decision or solution, however, it is never a good decision and not a solution at all. Violence in one case would only lead to the violence in another situation creating vicious circle. It has been proven by history that violence creates only hatred and more hatred and anger that result in crimes, fights, clashes and even wars. For example, slavery and violence toward slaves lead to the war between South and North in the USA. On the other hand nonviolence leads to equality of people Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

An inexcusable and tragic episode of American history and politics, Japanese-American internment in World War II profoundly affected Japanese men and women alike because they encountered and endured vitriolic and overt racism as well as harrowing family strains. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066 , which mandated the uprooting of all Japanese and Japanese Americans living on the West Coast from their homes and their relocation in makeshift concentration camps the aftermath of the bombing of Pearl Harbor perpetrated by the Japanese Air Force(Ngai 79). Scholars often depict Japanese interment as the foremost example of “alien citizenship” Continue reading...

Michael Merry gives a blunt criticism of Engelhardt’s theory of foundations of bioethics. According to the author, Engelhardt reveals a suspicion towards a cacophonous plurality of bioethics. He argues that this plurality is borne out of secular moral vision. This proposition is true because Engelhardt’s second edition explores a secular moral vision. He attempts to disintegrate post modernity as well as its adherents for the reason that they offer no structure that can enable an individual to negotiate moral choices. This is in consonance with Michael Merry’s criticism. Merry believes that Engelhardt cannot conceptualize an honest, Continue reading...

Response 1: Compensation

The concept of compensation refers to financial returns and benefits given to employees in exchange for their labor (Odunlade, 2012). There are three forms of compensations – direct, indirect, and non-financial compensation (Hayes & Ninemeier, 2008). Direct compensation is the cash compensation given by employers to employees for the work they rendered (Osibanjo et al., 2014). On the other hand, indirect compensation is a form of benefit that possesses financial value, but not in the form of direct cash payment (Osibanjo et al., 2014). Non-financial compensation has no equivalent monetary value, but employees receive psychological and emotional satisfaction.
In consideration of Continue reading...

Introduction

The general idea of ​​feminism is the implementation of the principle of harmony, recognition of the importance of equal opportunity and equality in the development of civilization. According to one of the theorists of contemporary feminism E. Moltmann-Wendel, it is fighting against sexism, economic domination of men dominating men's rights throughout the history of the society. The actual fight against sexism, i.e. discrimination on grounds of sex, enshrined in the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, signed by many of its members i.e. governments. These ideas are guided by UNESCO in its activities. Continue reading...

Introduction

The essay is a rhetorical analysis of a poster that speaks against racial discrimination. The poster shows the effects of racial discrimination on the victims using textual and image elements. There is also a manipulation of colors to show the different moods in every message that the texts carry. The target audience includes my peers, educated and young. The purpose of a rhetorical analysis is to examine the interaction of the text, the audience and the author of the text. The audience of the poster is the general population. It includes individuals, companies and institutions .

Purpose

The poster talks about Continue reading...

Introduction

Martin Luther King Jr. was a humanitarian and the leader of African-American Civil Rights movement, who believed in equality of African-Americans and worked to eliminate the racial discrimination between black people and white people. Born in the year 1929, King was a civil rights activist renowned for his achievements in civil rights of the Black Americans (King III, p.n.d). The American Pastor was a religious mentor, who believed in equality and protested against the discriminatory activities in a non-violent fashion. King protested, portraying his beliefs, and resorted to civil disobedience as method of transmitting his message. Assassinated at the Continue reading...

Essay 1

The Supreme Court and Gay Marriage, an article by The New York Times’ editorial board, focuses on discussing the current position of the United States of America regarding gay, other known as same sex, marriages. The article was published earlier this year, on January 16th of 2015, making it relatively recent. According to the article, the dispute between whether to legalize same sex marriage or not had been ongoing for several years, and “both sides’ positions have been aired out thoroughly and repeatedly” through this period of time. The article openly supports gay rights, thus, drew several examples from Continue reading...

Introduction

Racism and inequalities has been a continuous problem experienced in the current world. One of the areas in which racism and inequality is experienced is education (Connolly & Troyna, 1998). In an attempt to discuss racism and inequalities in education is a challenging process since one lacks a starting point. The current education system is linked to the American institution racism and white supremacy, and this is viewed as obvious and not noticeable. In reality, this can be associated to a carbon monoxide since it is a slow killer and one is not in a position to realize until he Continue reading...

Garvey’s back to Africa movement focused on relocating Africans to Africa. This stand was in opposition to the ideologies of Claude McKay, W.E.B Dubois as well as Langston Hughes who believed in fighting for social economic equality in America. Based on the realities of racial discrimination, the state of affairs saw a large number of Africans fated as permanent minorities without the social capabilities to assimilate with the White Americans. The narrative of self-emancipation portrayed the goal of Black Nationalism making it possible for Africans to enjoy the autonomy of their rights in their ancestral land. The influence Continue reading...

Introduction

The level of racial discrimination in America cannot be compared to that of another country. Racial discrimination against African Americans, blacks is a subject that has received strong criticism and heated debates from whites and scholars about the reality in segregation. The enactment of the civil right act of 1964 and other bills of rights sought to end slavery and segregation of the blacks. According to some scholars, segregation against African Americans ended and even reserved to some extent. However, African Americans continue with the fight and claim that they are being discriminated by whites. This paper seeks to Continue reading...

The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negros

The celebration of the 4th of July has always been associated with national pride and glory. However, it is important tit take into account all approaches to the roots and real nature of this holiday that symbolizes the power of American nation.
In the current speech, Douglas addresses to the American people form a position of a slave. He underlines the views of Negros on this holiday that also reveals all the hidden imperfections of the American society (Foner 1950). Together with proper respect towards the founders of American state and the Declaration of Independence, he addresses to all Continue reading...

1st Question

A conflict is a literary device that creates a struggle between a protagonist and an antagonist. In the first chapter the conflict is primarily depicted between Jenie and the town folks. When Jenie returns home to Eatonville, everybody around is gossiping about her. She wears overalls thinking that it will make her more like men in the town. However, everybody around wonders what happened to her beautiful dresses. The town people represent the cruel crowd that is too obsessed with the social norms to accept the girl and actually genuinely care for her. They only care about the fact Continue reading...

Contemporary culture and conventional culture are two eminent terminologies that have clear-cut footprints seen on the family structures. The society and family structures are changing because of adopting new cultural dimensions (Press, Women Watching Television 6). Over the years, a paradigm shift can be observed in American families. The traditional ideologies in terms of American family structure have been transmuting to the contemporary ideologies. The family structure has been greatly influenced by the contemporary culture. Nowadays, media claims itself as a best representation of contemporary culture in the family structures. The purpose of this review essay is to observe Continue reading...

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Who is the biography about? Why are they important within the context of leadership in the African Diaspora? 
The biography is about Malcolm Little, also known as Malcolm X. He is an American Muslim who advocated for the rights of the black and remained as human rights activist all his life. Malcolm X is one of the important historical figures in the African-American society who fought and took pride in popularizing his ideas especially about black youth as well as the Black Movement from 1960s – 1970s. Malcolm X appeared as the voice Continue reading...