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According to Lyttle (2015), an artist gave the inmates inside jail an online course in Norfolk City Jail with TED talk in order to inspire them to live a better life. This artist expects that inmates inside jail can acquire knowledge as well. As a kind of open online courses, TED talk is famous and popular. Mbuva (2014) states that online education is a distance education, which depends on internet technology to realize teaching and spreading knowledge. In this paper, online refers to not only open

Martin Luther King Jr., one of the greatest speakers for the Black civil rights movement, had written many great works in his time. Two of his pieces stand out as his greatest works, Letter from Birmingham City Jail; a letter written from a jail in Birmingham where he was arrested for demonstrating peacefully, to clergymen who didn't agree with his views, and I Have a Dream; a speech given by King in front of the Washington Memorial at a huge civil rights tea party. Both works convey

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chance to keep their electronics, but they take my headphones when there simple around my neck, not even on. Civil rights are not only what we hear about Martin Luther King Jr, but they extend to everyday life. In the text, “Letter from Birmingham City Jail” by Martin Luther King Jr, the speech “Commemoration Ceremony for the 50th anniversary of the events of bloody Sunday” by Barack Obama, and the text “The letter to my son- Ta-Nehisi Coates” by James Baldwin, the authors discuss the importance of

Can Jail or Prison overcrowding be alleviated? No! Alleviating jails and prisons because of overpopulation should not be the reason, only because it would cause more problems. When alleviating these facilities, people need to ask themselves these three main questions. Will alleviating jails and prison cause fewer crimes? Where are those, that is committing new crimes going to be placed? Lastly, which crimes should an individual go to jail for? These three questions may have people second guess their

to the same adult prison Alonza was sent to. There that young teenager committed suicide, which then raised concerns about housing juveniles in adult prisons. Alonza later even wonders if he could be next. In turn, he reaches out to doctors at the jail through a letter and signs it “A young man crying out for help.” Later in the video it is even revealed that

Every big changes happen from the very beginning By Mark Zhang Some programs done by Mark did draw more attention to the inmates and let them feel included, cared-about and a sense of existence. Mark’s “Postcards from Prison” program sent posters to prisioners and invited them to write, draw, describe, or create images to make their own responses to the question----If you could create a window in the prison walls, what would you want the world to see? People behind bars responded diversely, which

It is easy for humans to prefer order rather than justice because society covers the ability to see actual truths and purpose. Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham City Jail explains how ones desire for order is truly contrary to the teachings of Jesus, “…who is more devoted to "order" than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice” (King

“Letter from Birmington City Jail” and Socrates in “Crito”. Martin Luther King says that breaking the law can be excused for good reasons. However, Socrates says that breaking the law is never permissible. They provide detailed arguments for both sides of the argument. Breaking the law is however not allowed because it break the person’s agreement to leave there and causes too much trouble for the person. Martin Luther King Jr. in his speech from “Letter from Birmingham City Jail” explains that breaking

responsibility to fight for segregation to end and to be an equal Intellectually and the greatest thing is that no matter what he endured all success was done in a nonvalent way. We can see examples of all of this in he’s Letter from Birmingham City Jail"Then join hand in hand, brave Americans all! By uniting we stand, by dividing we fall!" this quote was said by a founding father John Dickinson I believe it is also true pertaining to segregation. Just because they are African American does not take