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    allowed the Supervised Injection Site in Vancouver, InSite, to continue to operate. There are three aspects covered in this report in relation to Bill C-2: the social issue associated with it, a more in-depth description and analysis of this Bill, and the shortcomings and issues that currently exist in the policy. Understanding of the Social Issue: Safe Injection Sites Supervised injection sites are clean, safe and medically supervised facilities where users can inject intravenous illegal substances

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    According to the National Pro Bono Resource Centre, (2011) discrimination and rights are still violated against Aboriginal people. This report investigates the social justice issue surrounding discrimination and recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander in the Constitution. Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 s 25, states that, ‘if by the law of any State all persons of any race are disqualified from voting at elections’. Together with, section 51(xxvi) that “people of any race

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    Immigration is a controversial social issue because people are coming to the United States illegally. Americans fear that immigrants will bring unwanted problems, danger and crime into our society. The United States has an issue with immigrants from Mexico and Canada. These illegal immigrants are bringing crime and drugs into the US. In an article posted by The Washington Times, Americans claim that “immigrants hurt US culture and our economy.” Many Americans have different opinions on immigration

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    to individuals of all races, genders, and ages. Often times older adults face many factors that affect their health, especially those living in a rural or remote area. From a lack of health services to poor personal health practices, little to no social support networks and a potentially poor physical environment the list goes one. McGibbon, Etowa & McPherson (2008), explains that it is often a challenge to connect seniors to adequate heath-care resources due to a variety of determinants of health

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    Social Justice Issue: Wealth Inequality======================= According to a recent article, it is estimated that “in America, the wealthiest 160,000 families have as much as the poorest 145 million families (Matthews, 2015).” This translates to the top 1% of the U.S. population having as much as or more wealth than the bottom 99%, which is quite drastic. Gilson further emphasizes this fact, noting, “A huge share of the nation's economic growth over the past 30 years has gone to the top one-hundredth

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    South African Native issues pre-Apartheid is a very broad topic, so by comparing it with Muslim Americans we can get a better understanding of the racial profiling in South Africa pre-Apartheid, and how it relates to Muslim society today. Researchers around the globe have documented South Africa pre-Apartheid and have researched the effects of terrorism and racial-profiling of Muslims, I’m just here to put it all together. Both are minority societies that are faced with a challenge called racism

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    Drunk Driving as a Social Issue How much longer will we be forced to endure the pain and atrocities due to the carelessness of drunk driving? Drunk driving has been a problem in the United States since the introduction of automobiles; however, it did not become an important social issue until the 1980’s. At that time the political atmosphere defined crime in terms of personal choice and individual responsibility. Drunk driving was defined as a problem located within individuals. Drunk driving

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    Social issues Today There is a direct correlation between the education received by today’s youth, and the controlled education in Brave New World. The thought of education has changed in recent years. We no longer are teaching children to think, but we are teaching them to know that a, b, c, or d will be the answer. The children in Brave New World have to go through conditioning, a process in which they are taught (without choice of their own) what they will like or will not like. We as a society

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    The 1960s and 1970s were a significant time period in the history of the United States of America. The country faced many domestic social issues as well as issues and conflicts with foreign countries. Some issues included poverty, the Civil Rights Movement, the Cold War, and the Vietnam War. The United States was involved in dangerous issues that did not directly affect them otherwise. Even at home in the states, discrimination was everywhere. These events were the root of the beginning of the hippie

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    Social Issues and Ethic in Computing Final Paper: Scenario 3 In the age of technology, many companies are using technology to help them function more efficiently. This process is similar to education system, which can also be called technology education. This idea is attractive to future students because we know that the technology will advance rapidly in the coming years. However, everything is double-edged sword, proving it could be a positive or a negative outcome. In this paper, I would like

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