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    William Blake's Poetry

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    emotions of the individual, and the influence of nature (“William”). William Blake wrote his poetry to inform people about social injustices and teach about the importance of imagination. He wanted to influence people through his work of poetry, by using his ideas to change the rules and injustices of

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    What does it mean to form a more just society for the common good? I will be examining Dr. Martin Luther King’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail,” as well as Gustavo Gutierrez’s essay, “The Option for the Poor Arises from Love of Christ.” Dr. King examines the facets of social injustice through a letter that he wrote while imprisoned for a nonviolent public protest. King’s letter is in response to a letter from eight fellow clergymen. In the letter from the clergymen they criticize King’s due process

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    Non-systemic Testimonial Injustice In Testimonial Injustice by Miranda Fricker, she identifies that there are systemic testimonial injustices and they relate to a common prejudice towards the speaker. Fricker uses the term testimonial injustice, which is an injustice to someone whom is unjustly perceived by others to have less knowledge than he/she actually has. An example of a systemic testimonial injustice would be the accent of a speaker, causing the speaker to receive a credibility deficit.

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    United States should have the right to express their disapproval and speak out on social injustices. In the NFL today several major superstars have used their fame and staked their name on standing for what they believe is right. Collin Kapernick the ex-49ner superstar quarter back is an example of an individual willing to stand up against injustices not done to himself , but to be the symbol that social injustices today is not okay. His protest by kneeling on one knee and his fist balled into the air;

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    important to the success of a society. However justice in itself is something that is hard to achieve. Recently in the news, a story has arisen regarding a father who was not able to afford a lawyer, due to this he was not able to see his kids for five years. This is what some people would call political injustice, a case in which someone's given rights have been ignored. This is very common despite people saying that justice should be given to all people. Social injustice is a case in which people are

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    stories from “The Celebrated Jumping Frog from Calavaras County”, “Buck Fanshawe’s funeral” and “A True Story” have been particularly included in the selections of “The Heath Anthology of American Literature” to illustrate the nature of The American Society and its issue with race during the 19th and 20th centuries (Lauter 408). In “A True Story”, Mark Twain writes about the accounts of an elderly African American woman as told to him by an ex-slave that had previously worked at his sister-in-law’s plantation

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    of all. Moreover, in the teachings I hold dear to my heart, I observe the value placed on each individual person and believe they are loved by the creator who desires the betterment of all, especially those who are marginalized or facing social injustice. It is also imperative for his followers to work towards this end. Nonetheless, there have been controversies throughout my life corresponding to my personal faith and my desire to help others and how I believe these two ideas relate to each other

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    Due to variance in opinions, people more often disagree than agree on social and political controversies. Social injustice occurs when these disagreements lead not to civil discourse but instead the oppression of those with opposing ideas. President Donald Trump’s new Executive Order 13769 is one of the most recent social injustices that has been caused due to his presidency. It has affected an estimated 90,000 people and has caused huge protests worldwide (Kessler). With the use of unfair and

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    Almost all celebrities have worked hard for their success and that is a lesson children should learn. Public figures should be considered role models because they inspire teens through their hard work and encourage kids to have a positive voice in society. Celebrities inspire children through their diligence and perseverance leading up to their careers. In “Why athletes should never be role models for kids,” the author argues, “Teach your kids to enjoy athletes for their work on the field because

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    for what they believed just to be shot down. Nowhere in their contracts does it state that because they are professionals that they must compromise their freedom of speech. Whether it be refusing to meet with the president, speaking out on racial injustices, or not standing for the national anthem, athletes have a strong voice in the fight against discrimination and other traumatic events. The fight for equality in sports and throughout America is a process that includes multiple organizations, the

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