International organizations play a critical role in the improvement of economic development and growth of various regions in the world. In the course of conducting their operations, various organizations face some challenges that adversely affect their operations. Some of the prominent international institutions that have substantially contributed to the development...
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Texas is growing at a very fast rate of about 1.41 with an increase in population and according to recent Census Bureau estimates, the population stands at around 28.7 million. More and more babies are being born thus increasing the number of children in Texas drastically (World Population Review). Also,...
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Terrorisms have been generally understood by many as the use of intimidation, violence and unlawful act by a person or a group of individuals in pursuit of some political interest. Several countries around the world have been fighting terrorism over the years with different groups and individual with such motives...
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The debate on the constitutionality and the need for the death penalty in the united states and globally has polarized the country as different schools of thought have come up to support the capital punishment while others have sharply criticized this action (Reynolds, 2015). Another group of individuals has been...
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Terrorism and its Impact Terrorism has been a global threat from time immemorial, taking different forms and targeting different groups. Most terrorism activities target political governments, geographical conflicts, and religious differences. Governments have tried to avert terrorist attacks that threaten the lives of their citizens and the economic growth of their...
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This article looks into the implications of the Civil Rights Act that was established in 1994 in promoting equal treatments to all Americans regardless of the gender, sex, color or racial backgrounds. This act shows the history of America as well as the background upon which the constitution is found. ...
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Death Penalty Death penalty is also recognized as capital punishment, which is a suction practice by the government where a law offender is put to death as a penalty due to the crime. The crimes which are punished through execution are known as capital offenses, and they are such as war...
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The United States and its history of restricting immigrants The United States has a long history when it comes to restricting immigrants. The long history has been promoted by the U.S Constitution which went into effect in 1789 giving the Congress absolute authority over the laws of immigration (Marfouk 13). The...
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The concerns about terrorist attacks have risen sharply over the past few years as the majority of people believe that the world is at combat with radical Islam (Crenshaw 481). Most people believe that an extremist violence in the United States ensuing in large fatalities is probable to occur in...
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The world is characterized by imbalanced resource endowment and varying racial, cultural, physical and mental definitions of human beings. The inherent differences among individuals, societies and nations across the globe have formed the foundation for the socio-economic and political inequalities. Strategic advantages based on the state of development of a...
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Although the US has had significant progress towards the abolition of racism through its policies and laws, there is an emerging challenge of institutionalized racism, which is a major contemporary social issue in the United States. Themes that will apply to the analysis of the thesis statement America has failed to address...
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Migration is a crucial element for every nation. Some benefits usually arise as a result of migration. For example, the creation of social and financial benefits primarily to the migrants for their families and even their countries of origin. Sometimes workers travel overseas to look for employment which will improve...
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