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Gay Rights

Discussion by: gabisavchuk on Tue, 2012-10-30 23:08 with 0 comments
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untitled by NataliaD304 a Youth Voices pool photographer on flickr.

Gary Glenn's views are shown clearly in his statement: "Children's health is at greater risk when they are adopted into homosexual households. Studies have also shown that children of homosexual parents are much more likely to engage in homosexual behavior as adults, which carries with it extraordinary dangers to their physical and mental health." He, as well as many others, do not believe gay parenting to be safe for the child, but rather the extreme opposite - harmful.

Should gays be able to marry?

Discussion by: Andrelikestoparty on Thu, 2012-09-27 21:58 with 5 comments
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Who are you to say someone cant marry just because they don't like the same gender as you? Its shocking how in the 21st century, we still don't have equal rights for everyone. Its not a matter of religion or your personal opinion. Its a matter of human rights, gays are humans too. Therefore they deserve all the human rights, straight people have. Its sad when you see people, like the Westboro Church boycotting gay military service personnel funerals. I changed my mind its disgusting when they boycott gay military service personnel funerals.

What effected people’s attitude toward witches in the past?

Discussion by: XLiu on Mon, 2010-09-20 22:29 with 0 comments
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Few years ago, as I was reading the history text book about the colonial time period, I came upon the Salem Witch Trial. I never got to fully understand the case due to my limited understanding of English back then. I used to wonder, why do people kill witches? What is witch’s place in the ancient history? As much as I wonders, I never went online and search for the answers to the questions because I see no point, but just a few days ago I was given an English assignment and that became my excuse to research about this topic.

Grow A Game

Discussion by: 15VASILYEVD on Tue, 2010-05-04 06:18 with 0 comments
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A couple of days ago in Technology class, my classmates and I were asked to create an idea about a new game using the cards that our teacher gave out to us. Each card had a word written on it and your game had to revolve around that word. Our class was working in groups and each group got three different cards. My group received the cards: "Human Rights", "Creativity" and "Sacrifice". At first, we could not think of anything, but as time progressed we realized that the three words actually make a good combination. All of a sudden our group came up with a brilliant game. The game that we created was about how people are sacrificing their jobs by boycotting them in order to earn their human rights. The game is pretty interesting and involves all the three words that were given to us. This process is called "Grow A Game" and it really helps you if you want to create a a new game from scratch or just improve one. If you want to play "Grow A Game" just go to this website: tinyurl.com/growagame.

 

Touching, Justice, and Human Rights ( Do you see how this goes together?)

Discussion by: 15TIEUK on Thu, 2010-04-29 14:06 with 1 comments
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We were playing a game involving four cards, and we were given three cards the carsds we got were touching, human rights,and justice. As you know I have a weird mind.... so my group came up with a game that involved a person who is being stalked by some random dude. We were thinking of making this a video game. The tite of the game is"Can' Touch This" Personaly I really hate this title, it's so corny and it reminds me of that lame song. The goal or the way you beat the game is toreach teh police station and report the stalker. On the way to the police station, you have to jump and dodge obstacles, like flying objects the stalker threw out the window. If he manages to touch you, you automatically lose the game. This is because you NEVER LET A STALKER TOUCH YOU !    

~Katherine :]

Human Rights around the modern world ( S.S. Project)

Discussion by: XLiu on Sat, 2009-05-23 17:53 with 0 comments
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This is a S.S. Project I did recently, discussing the issue of Human Rights around the world now adays.

Congolese Crisis

Discussion by: Deerauxn on Mon, 2008-12-08 23:24 with 0 comments
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Dear Students, and young people in general,

I'm writing as a concerned student facing a moral query whose ramifications are much deeper than anything in my spectrum of experience. This moral dilemma is not something I am actually involved in but every day I feel closer to it.

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