Sammus Research Paper

Police brutality and feminism are some of the issues the United States faces today. Police have always been an issue for people to deal with especially for the black community. Numerous African American males have encountered situations where they have been accused of crimes or beaten by the police. Feminism dates back to history where women were discriminated and degraded because of their gender. In today’s society, many of these conflicts still occur today and many prejudicial statements are made to downgrade women as a whole. In the book “Meet Me Halfway; Milwaukee Stories” written by Jennifer Morales, she addresses these two topics that people face everyday. In her book, she states the issues that African Americans face in

A lot of cases that has to do with police brutality go unheard and forgotten about. Tanisha Anderson, Rekia Boyd, Miriam Carey, Michelle Cusseaux, and Shelly Frey. Kayla Moore.These names are etched into tombstones that stand over the graves of black women killed by police and were or unsolved so echoed at a vigil in New York City on Wednesday, where dozens gathered to show that these women should not be forgotten. For the first time, families of all these women came together to reflect on the lives of their lost loved ones and publicly share memories of their slain relatives.

This article was published by Dissent Magazine, a magazine about politics. Kaavya Asoka the author of the article is a New York-based journalist that graduated of the Cultural Reporting and Criticism graduate program at NYU. In this article, Asoka interviews Marcia Chatelain, an associate professor of history and African American studies at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. This secondary source traces back to a year ago when the switch of focus in the BLM movement began. This article is meant to reach every home in America and inform the public that police brutality also affects black women. This source is used in the research because it supports the argument that BLM began to address issues of gender particularly violence against Black women in 2015.

Police have brutally demanded a system wide solution to help our local communities notice that “we matter” (Kelsh, “Police Interaction”). Whenever an Officer is abusing his/her power during an arrest or simply using racial slurs are considered police brutally. This matter shouldn’t be tolerated by the government, but surely has been for many past generations. Police brutally harm our local communities and cause emotional distress towards individuals. The embracement of the black community seems to be the current situation in society different race or cultures are seen as more acceptable, even though, they are minorities. #BlackLivesMatter addresses all the marginalization of different Black culture in our local communities (Langford, “#BlackLivesMatter”).

The article , “Police Violence and Citizen Crime Reporting in the Black Community” provided useful evidence that helped me support my essay and explain more into depth and connect to the book, “Meet Me Halfway; Milwaukee Stories” by Jennifer Morales. Nancy C.M. Hartsock’s book helped me gain new knowledge about feminism and apply it to the connection of both book and the police brutality article. I am writing this essay towards the people who needs to be inform about these issues even if they have never experience these problems, people should be more cautious of what today’s society is facing because it could affect the future in ways that will worsen the problem . With this essay, larger purpose is to explain how racism still affects the black community as a whole and how feminism is being discriminated. With the researched that I’ve done, many black men are disproportionately being racially profiled and targeted by white police officers because of their skin color and sexism and feminism is highly portrayed negatively that makes women look

Our topic we’re discussing today is All Lives Matter vs. Black Lives Matter. The slogan “Black Lives Matter” came into use during the Martin vs. Zimmerman case, when Mr. Zimmerman was acquitted for the killing of Trayvon Martin, an African American teenager. After this case,there appeared to be a large amount of police brutality cases against African American, furthermore pushing activists to speak out against the racial profiling and racism. Even more recently, there have been suspected police brutality cases against African Americans such as Freddie Gray, Malcolm Ferguson, and Nicholas Heyward Jr, all African Americans, all victims of suspected police brutality, and all killed. The last victim was only 13 years old. The reason the

We often hear many stories about police brutality and the injustice acts that police men comment. Mainly focused on the lives of black men. There’s no problem with there being a lot of focus on the injustice crimes and police brutality that happens to black men, I love to see that people care. But, the problem that comes into place is when the black community and society tries to make it seem like it’s only a problem that black men go through. There are so many black women who go through the same problem, but don’t get the type of protests, support and media attention that a lot of these black men who lost their lives to police injustice did.

In today’s society, there are many people that are being treated unfairly, but African Americans are being targeted and treated unfairly based off a lot of things that can cause them to lose out of many opportunities. A majority of blacks in the United States are being treated unfairly by police because of race, homosexuality, and discrimination. People around the world face violence and inequality because of who they loved, how they look, and who they are. Women receiving the unequal treatment by Law Enforcement and it is evident that it is true.

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Samarium was discovered in 1879. It was named after Vasili Samarsky-Bykhovets, who was the first person to have an element named after himself, he was a 19th century Russian mining engineer. Gadolinium was discovered in 1880. It was named after Johan Gadolin, a Finnish chemist and discovered yttrium. Curium was discovered in 1944 by Glenn Seaborg, Curium is named for Nobel prize winners Marie and Pierre Curie for their work in radioactivity. Curium and Meitnerium are the only elements named after a female scientist. Einsteinium and Fermium. Both elements are named after Albert Einstein and Enrico Fermi. Fermium was named after Enrico Fermi, a pioneer of nuclear physics, Fermium was discovered in 1952 following the first test of the hydrogen

My selection is over a dispute that is happening between the Sadducees and the Pharisees on the issue of false witnesses, those who had given false testimony, and when they should be executed. The decision comes down to two choices whether should be executed after the trial or after the accused had been executed. The Sadducees are arguing that the perjured witnesses should only be executed if they successfully get the person they accused executed. It is the official action of execution that should be the reason for the execution of the witnesses not just the intent and premeditated false testimony. The Sadducees arguing this position based on the verse, in the Torah, that states a “life for life” which essentially meant for the Sadducees that

After reading this chapter, I am shocked over how much violence towards women goes underreported. I knew beforehand that victims of gendered violence do not report their situation to the police for various reasons, ranging from fear to shame. However, I did not know that reporting of gendered violence is especially rare in communities with women of color. Realizing how minority communities expect the female members “...to maintain silence about sexual assault, to protect ‘family honor and community integrity’” (p.265) was both frustrating and heartbreaking. The fact that the community the woman is a member of, during the time she needs them the most, expects her to continue suffering with her current situation was depressing to read. I can understand how the minority community, and the minority victim of abuse, may want to keep the police out of their situation because of reports about police brutality. However, their denial of receiving help due to stigma against police, who are the most capable for ending the victim’s abuse, was tragic to learn about.

One of the most biologically complex organisms across all ecosystems is the northern flying squirrel (G. sabrinus). In the most general sense, the northern flying squirrel can be labeled an occupant of boreal conifer and mixed forests and an organism who has developed the ability to glide from tree to tree (Smith et al. 2011, Thorington and Santana 2007, Weigl 2007). This basic overview of the G. sabrinus, however, does not even begin to show the complexity of this organism’s lifestyle and the various functions that allow it to survive. This organism also serves as a very precise indicator of an ecosystems health; recently G. sabrinus has been

Social injustice and racial profiling continues to be a part of the African American community. There were 1152 people killed by police in 2015, 30% of victims were black, only 13% of the US is black and 97% of deaths were not followed by any charges against police officers (mappingpoliceviloence.org, US Census Bureau). These

Police brutality and feminism are some of the issues the United States faces today. Police have always been an issue for people to deal with especially for the black community. Numerous African American males have encountered situations where they have been accused of crimes or beaten by the police. Feminism dates back to history where women were discriminated and degraded because of their gender. In today’s society, many of these conflicts still occur today and many prejudicial statements are made to downgrade women as a whole. In the book “Meet Me Halfway; Milwaukee Stories” written by Jennifer Morales, she addresses these two topics that people face everyday. In her book, she states the issues that African Americans face in historical and present times. These two conflicting topics can heavily cause a great deal of controversial problems.