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A.J. Delgado (2015) of the Miami Herald recently published an editorial lamenting Miami’s unemployment rate, one of the highest in the nation, and placing the blame largely on the shoulders of the illegal immigrants that come to Miami in droves to seek work as un- or semi-skilled laborers, proclaiming that amnesty for undocumented workers and an expansion of the skilled worker visa program will spell disaster for Florida’s unemployed.
With Delgado providing an unemployment rate of 6.7%, in comparison to a national average of 5.6%, it is undeniable that Miami’s unemployed are struggling even more than Continue reading...

Technology has advanced greatly in the recent decades. It is evident that in the current world, every human aspect has been affected either directly or indirectly by technology. Some of the effects of technology are positive while others are negative. Technology use in the classroom can have many benefits. However, it can also cause a lot of distractions that leads to low grades.
According to CBS news-Laptop use lowers student grades, experiment shows that the use of laptops in the class can reduce the grade from B+ to a B. the presence of the laptop screens acts as distractions Continue reading...

Affirmative action is certainly a hot-button issue in today’s society in America. The idea of affirmative action is a noble one—it is designed to help protect people who are underrepresented in tertiary institutions in the United States. Often, those people are minorities; however, there are increasing numbers of institutions who are implementing affirmative action policies for young men, because young women are taking up more and more of the spaces on college campuses in the United States.
There are good arguments both for and against affirmative action policies in the United States. Proponents of these policies suggest Continue reading...

Question: Suppose that the boy whose brain Tommy could receive is named Sam. According to Harry Vladek, Dr. Nicholson, John Perry, and you, who is most likely to come home from the hospital, Tommy or Sam? Is there any good reason to believe the operation may result in a double death (both Tommy’s and Sam’s) even though the brain of Sam and the body of Tommy live on? Speculate what, if anything might be different if instead of Sam’s brain, Samantha’s brain were used.
This paper talks about the conundrum that exists between two characters’ Continue reading...

John Doe (student name goes here)

American Public University (school name here)
Philosophy (Course name goes here)
In this short response, the argument of material monism will be defended. One of the oldest philosophical problems concerns the nature of reality. What is reality? The first philosophers who thought about this problem rejected mythological stories to account for what makes up reality as we know it. For example, stories of creation were rejected in favor of the argument that could substantiate a claim about the ontological nature of reality itself. The earliest philosophical approaches to reality were constructed according to what has been called monism. Monism Continue reading...

Cruising is an entertaining way to spend your holiday while at the same time-saving up because a cruise offers great value for your money. Taking a cruise includes spending all day basking in the sun, swimming or just staring into oblivion. A cruise offers simplicity and convenience because the money paid is inclusive of fare, accommodation, meals and site seeing. Likewise, a cruise is a family friendly vacation as ships nowadays include facilities and activities for all age groups. One is likely to find kids facilities split by age from adolescents to toddlers and also have an adult friendly Continue reading...

US president Barak Obama appeared very confident while addressing the State of the Union 2015. The president addressed a number of issues while his speech, but at the same time he did not mention certain important issues. The State of the Union address by president Obama is interpreted differently by different people. Some liked the speech while a large number of people expressed their dissatisfaction. This paper intends to discuss Obama’s State of the Union address and further analyses that Obama should have talked about issues that he missed in his state of the union address.
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Euthanasia and People with Disabilities

The controversy over euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide is not new. As of 2015, euthanasia is legalized in a handful of countries around the globe. As for assisted suicide, it is legal in the US states of Montana, New Mexico, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington, as well as a few other countries worldwide (Eckholm). Euthanasia has been the subject of intense and repeated discussions, with Bills being introduced to the Congress, only to conclude that permitting the wilful destruction of a human life underlies dangers that outweigh any potential benefits from legalizing euthanasia. While the debate over euthanasia is still highly Continue reading...

In Canada there has been public outcry in regards to violence committed against aboriginal women and children. Aboriginal women are lured or coerced from reservation into prostitution in urban centers. Many are addicted to drugs and alcohol and must resort to prostitution to survive. The kidnappers or pimps are majority family or band members and assault and murder these women. Unfortunately the precedent setting Glade judgment affords more lenient sentencing to these offenders, which returns them to the community to re-offend. Aboriginal author Thomas King in his book the inconvenient Indian has had negative commentary of a past royal Continue reading...

Abortion is the termination of pregnancy by removal of fetus or embryo from the womb before it can survive outside of the womb on its own. Naturally occurring abortion is generally referred to as miscarriage or spontaneous abortion and is the unintentional expulsion of the embryo from the womb within 24 weeks of pregnancy. After about 24 weeks, the embryo is able to live outside of the womb albeit with some assistance. About eighty percent of the spontaneous abortions happen during the first trimester of pregnancy. Further, most of the miscarriages which happen during first trimester go unnoticed by Continue reading...