The Price of Privilege

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    beginning of the year wasn’t exactly as I envisioned as an eighth grader. I thought that going to high school would be some life changing experience with new people and more privileges. It turned out that it wasn’t that life changing so much as perspective changing and there was more work, more stress, and privileges tend to come with a price. My first day left me nervous, lost, confused, stressed, overwhelmed, and tired by the end of the day. The first thing I did when I got home that day

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    those 2 wars, they became bankrupt. France had to somehow make money so they decided to start heavily taxing the 3rd estate and made them work harder for their own food and wealth. Unlike the 3rd estate, the 1st and 2nd estate were granted many privileges such as not having to pay taxes and earning more rights than the 3rd estate. Soon enough, the 3rd estate got tired of having to suffer with all of the issues that the nobility had place onto them. So they decided to revolt against the king, the

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    most of the taxation, the church tithes, and the nobles abusing their privileges effecting their lives. The cause that pushed them over the edge to begin the uprisings was the rise in the price of bread. The outcomes of the uprising were the destroying of feudal documents, enclosed lands raided, and most importantly the Nation Assembly having no choice but to issue a decree on August 4, 1789 that abolished all noble privileges including the hunting rights, the fees for legal cases judged in a lord’s

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    this world do not get to experience the privileges that the richest do. The average person does not get to live in a mansion, or on the beach, or even eat at the fanciest five star restaurants. If someone does not have enough money to buy something or go somewhere, he/she simply cannot do it. Lehigh University, in itself, is an example of this. As a rather costly private school, only students who can afford the annual tuition are able to attend. The price changes the probability that students will

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    preference (GSP) privileges to Thailand. They want the US congress to look into Thailand’s business practices. They said “Thai shrimp imports have been a serious problem for us and shrimp farmers across the US for years, and we need to bring attention to the issue and the country’s business practices.” However, Thailand is already undertaking action to the WTO against the US for this action. Mr. Somsak Paneet, president of the Thai Shrimp Association, said that the cancellation of GSP privilege will

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    This has created concern to the people as a result of the establishment of the TPPA can be seen now that the short-term effects. One of the effects of the TPPA involves an increase in the price of medicines. According to the TPPA agreement, prices of medicines will increase between 60% and 80% from the current price. This agreement will involve the regulation of medicines in generic drugs have changed that are not allowed to be sold in the member countries of the TPPA. A generic drug is cheaper imitations

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    rights given to people is much different than what it was in the 1790s. While we have gained many privileges for the general public, we also made our economy focused on growth as well as being strong and mixed. Alexander Hamilton would be happier about the current American Society because our economy promotes trade, national banking, and manufacturing, while continuing to promote a line of privilege in our educational system. Education, one of the biggest disagreement between Hamilton and

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    White privilege as I see it is an endowment bestowed to white people affording them unearned perks and benefits based solely on their ethnicity and race. Moreover, these perks and benefits are not a privilege yielded to minorities. For example: According to Peggy McIntosh (1988), there were privileges that that she enjoyed due to White privilege. "* I can be pretty sure that my neighbors in such a location will be neutral or pleasant to me. * I can be sure that my children will be given curricular

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    cruel and giving them more rights than they already have. I will be asserting why animals do need a “Bill of Rights” and I will be explaining the positive and negative outcomes of what may happen if animals do actually get fundamental rights and privileges.     In my opinion, animals do need a “Bill of Rights” because then they will be free from most cruelty, abuse, and exploitation. It does not mean that animals will have the same rights as humans, they will just have the right to be free from human

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