Emmeline Pankhurst and Martin Luther King are famous political activists fighting for human rights. They play crucial roles in different movements. To my mind, Emmeline Pankhurst is a more effective leader. This essay will demonstrate their similarities being a leader as well as differences in terms of ways of gaining rights, public images and achievements. And I will give reasons of the similarities and differences. In addition, I will explain why in my opinion Emmeline Pankhurst is a more effective...
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“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere”. At the peak of the Civil Rights Movement in 1963, Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) and other African American leaders decided to concentrate their power in the most segregated city in America’s Birmingham, Alabama. As the nonviolent protest increased MLK was arrested in April 12, 1963 for breaking an unjust law against political demonstration, held for a day with no permission to his right to call a lawyer. When he finally contacted...
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Last but not least, poor language proficiency is the final reason why language shaming should not be normalised in Malaysia. In his article, Galmiche (2018) reveals that group dynamic, teachers and peers are significant in sustaining and boosting learner’s motivation and positive emotions. For this reason, emotions have been acknowledged as an important aspect of learning a certain language. Even in the educational psychology literature, emotions are treated as obstacles to achieve a certain task of teaching (Walker, 2017). Thus,...
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Introduction A teacher is someone who helps, his/her students gain knowledge. An impact of a good teacher will leave an everlasting impression on anybody’s life. Almost every student regards their teacher as a role model in some point of their life. A good teacher should possess a great amount of knowledge and qualities such as kindness, flexibility, leadership, personality, a calm demeanor, dedication, a good sense of humor etc. and most of all patience. And Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was someone...
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Introduction All praise is for Allah, May the peace and blessings of Allah, be upon Muhammad Sallallahu alaihi wasallam, upon his family, upon his companions and upon on all those who follow his way until last day of Resurrection. Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu alaihi wasallam was rightly guided by Allah Subhanahu Watala. He (Sallallahu alaihi wasallam) is a guide for whole mankind. Despite being illiterate, the Messenger of Allah subhanahu watala was sent to recite people Allah’s verses, to purify them,...
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Music has a huge impact on society and has influenced many individuals today and even back in the seventies. Disco music was an uptempo form of music, which was a combination of soul, funk, latin and motown music. Disco had a strong beat, the music was described as four-on-the-floor beats, which was meant to make people want to get up and dance. Disco in fact, was one of the best genres of music that existed, because it brought people together...
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Plant communication: the big question Plants can communicate too. They can detect other plants next to or around them and respond accordingly. They can do this by a number of ways, one way is secreting certain chemicals into the soil to affect how their neighbouring plants grow and behave, depending on how crowded they find their neighbourhood to be. As plants can’t simply run away, they have acquired a number of strategies to help them cope with their neighbours. They...
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Norse mythology is full of blood, war, and disgusting lies. The fact that it has possibly been influenced by Jesus, one of the most pro-love teachers of all time, is astonishing. One of the best examples, which proves Christianity had a direct influence on Norse religion, is the story of the death of Baldr. This story which was prominent in Norse culture and religion shows many direct similarities with the story of Christ. However, before looking at the story of...
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INTRODUCTION IN the Name of Allah, the most gracious the most merciful. Muhammad (S.A.W) was a very noble prophet whose outstanding character is beyond questionable. He possesses distinguishing characters in all areas of life. This writing will mostly be focused on the attributes the prophet had as a teacher or his life in general hence all prophets were teachers, irrespective of their professions because they were tasked to disseminate the message of God and in doing so they are educating...
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INTRODUCTION The spread of Islamic messages throughout the Muslim family, was very limited in the past because communication tools, such as televisions, mobile phones, computers, etc. where lacking. The most widely used, medium of communication in the past was books. The written text of the, Quranic translation, Hadith, and Fiqh among others were available in hard copies. An atmosphere, whereby Islamic resources can be transformed into digital form and easily distributed across the globe is facilitated by, Information Communication Technology...
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In the 20th century, it is an era of prosperity of America, change with each passing day. With the development of new technologies makes public convenient and colorful, however, it causes numerous chaos around the world simultaneously. All those fresh things start to be mainstream in people’s life, people enjoy new songs and new movies, then they become the fan of the singers or movie stars, like Audrey Hepburn, Michael Jackson, etc. But there are always some cultures which are...
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Abstract pH is a logarithm used to measure the alkality and acidity of food. Meat of high quality has ultimate pH at the range of 5.4–5.6, Meat quality is significantly affected by preslaughter factors. The pH raw meat ranges from 6.10-6.71 while for processed ranges from 6.64-6.90. Meat with a pH above 6.2 tends to have tightly packed water-retaining fibres that impede oxygen transfer. The pH of processed meat was higher compared to the raw meat with chicken polony and...
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Introduction of Muslim Friendly spa Spas and wellness centers that provide products and services under Islamic law are often referred to as “Muslim Friendly” spas. With the emergence of a large number of Muslim-friendly spas in certain countries such as Malaysia, it has become increasingly popular Muslim Friendly Spa is one of the spas that offers professional spa services in accordance with Islamic or Shariah Law in terms of services, management and products (Halim & Mohd Hatta, 2017). This spa...
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Relevance I chose this topic because as a vegan, and someone who firmly believes in what veganism stands for, it is very important for the representative of our University to understand the impact that Veganism has on our planet. It is meaningful to express the viewpoints of one who is vegan and explain the benefits that this choice has on so many environmental factors. I would like for the representative of Colorado State University to understand veganism in a greater...
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Over the years, linguists have used a multitude of definitions in order to explain “Bilingualism.” American linguist, Leonard Bloomfield, stated that bilingualism is the native-like control of two languages; however, this definition was regarded as a narrow explanation which gives the label “bilingual” to only a small number of people. Later, Haugen defined bilinguals as individuals who are fluent in one language but who can generate complete meaningful utterances in the other language. According to this definition, a child who...
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The extraordinary economic growth and development of East Asian over the last four decades has been remarkable to world. Such as the East Asian Miracle suggested that (World Bank, 1993), it is a “Miracle”. The miracle means rapid social development and economy growth, reduced inequality, rapid output in agriculture, the transformation from high to low mortality and expansion on primary and secondary education. Exactly, East Asian economies have the highest growth rates in the world for the past half century....
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In Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah’s apocalyptic short story “Friday Black”, the author scrutinizes consumers’ and businesses’ wilderness on Black Friday in a dystopian, contemporary and materialistic society. For most people, Black Friday rhymes with ‘Deals and Steals’- meaning that trying to buy what we really want or need at a good price. But in this account, the author stepped it up, and literally labels Black Friday as a ‘dark’ day where humans consumers turn into obstreperous creatures to be able to...
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Introduction The expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden is a pivotal narrative in Judeo-Christian theology, offering profound insights into human nature, morality, and the divine-human relationship. This story, recounted in the Book of Genesis, symbolizes the transition from innocence to responsibility, and has been interpreted in myriad ways by theologians, scholars, and philosophers. The narrative encapsulates themes of disobedience, punishment, and redemption, serving as a foundational myth that has influenced Western thought and culture. The complexity...
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Today in America there is a growing distain for the hunting community. Many people see the act of hunting as immoral, cruel, and bad for the environment and would rather spend their time in the great outdoors hiking, bird watching, or taking photography. Since the early 1990’s there has been a drastic drop in the number of hunters in America, according to a survey done by the US Fish and Wildlife Service there has been a decline from 14.1 million...
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When one lives by their faith it takes something incredibly drastic to lose what they believe in. In a world without faith or hope, life becomes a disaster. In the camp of Auschwitz, as Jews begin to lose faith, they become miserable or completely alone. In most cases, the loss of faith leads to the Jews feeling helpless and finding no reason to live. As the nights go by, Elie notices the massive amount of people who begin to lose...
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Introduction Light is an integral component of plant growth and development, serving as both an energy source and a signal that orchestrates various physiological processes. The role of light extends beyond mere photosynthesis, influencing plant morphology, physiology, and even genetic expression. In recent decades, research has unveiled the complex ways in which light affects plant life, shedding light on its multifaceted roles. Understanding these processes is crucial not only for advancing botanical science but also for enhancing agricultural productivity and...
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Abstract Indonesian is the identity and identity of the Indonesian people. Indonesian plays an essential role in all aspects of life. Today is the millennial era, a time of increasing use and familiarity with communication, media, and digital technology. This has an impact on the development of Indonesian. The current situation is that the function of the Indonesian language has begun to be replaced or displaced by foreign languages and there is behavior that tends to slip international terms, even...
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Beginning in 1619 and ending in 1865 the united states of America practiced slavery on African/African American individuals. Slavery is system where property law is applied to human beings, meaning one person can buy, sell, and own another person. Slavery has been a dark part of American history, a great wrong committed by the US government. From a young age we Americans are taught by our parents and teachers the importance of doing what is right and when we have...
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All across the world, suicide is a leading cause of death, according to Andrew Wu’s work. Be that as it may, several sources have reviewed religion and spirituality and how these concepts impact someone’s mental health and view towards suicide being the answer. Religion and spiritualality can have a massive impact on how one views the world as well as what may happen after death. These ideas are important in protecting against suicide as well as lowering the suicide rate,...
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Segregation is the action or state of setting someone or something apart from other people or things. Segregation has been a prominent problem in America dating back to the early 18th century. This was because some believed that black and white people were incapable of coexisting. During the early 1900s, some southern states presented black coded and Jim crow laws. These laws separated black and white people and imported laws that’s prevent black people from certain everyday things. A nonviolence...
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Virginia Woolf was an English feminist writer, proof-reader and a publisher from England. Her writing “Professions for women” addresses the social and economic inequalities women faced in the Victorian Society. During that period in the history, Women’s were treated as servants to provide their husbands with clean homes, proper food and to give birth to children. Victorian women’s rights and freedom were restricted, and they had to live with hardships and disadvantages (Buckner, 2005). Their primary responsibility was to devote...
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Everyone has a different worldview which impacts the way that they not only live their lives, but how they think they live their lives. There are three main world views the anthropocentric, life/earth centric and the biblical worldview. These different ideas all share ideals that keep them in touch with defining roles that should be in place as we live here on earth. In order for them to be unique however they must have their own ideas that make them...
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Who would thought something as simple as blood could change a story drastically . Throughout the story blood symbolized, corruption, greed, and ultimately guilt. The two central characters, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, in the play Macbeth is heavily affected by Lady Macbeth’s wickedness. Lady Macbeth designs a successful manipulative plan to have her husband kill king Duncan of Scotland, she does so by testing his manhood and calling him a coward. But, when you think of murder, the first thing...
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Hinduism is a philosophy about how to live a righteous life. It is the third mostly spread religion after Islam and Christianity. People who live in India and Nepal are main followers of this philosophy. They account for 95% of followers. It does not have any founder. Although it is named as “religion”, Hindus do not believe in existence of one and only God and do not worship. Hinduism more than religion, it is culture. Another fact that makes this...
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Hinduism is the world’s oldest and largest religion after Christianity and Islam which began in Indus Valley (India) in 1500 B.C. Hinduism is not only a religion, but also the way of life. Today, around 750 million people follow Hinduism, and most of them live in India. Indus people believe in supreme God called Brahman and aspects of supreme God: Shiva, Shakti and Ganesh. Women in Hinduism like women in all other religions do not have equal rights with men...
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