… between racial and gender discrimination are highly problematic, both theoretically and historically. Discrimination can perhaps be better understood when analogized with cancer.…

… of the population in Canada is homosexual. Although this proportion may seem insignificant, it represents over 314 000 people. Canada is known worldwide as one of the freest countries, but there are still restrictions in the law that limit a person's…

… turnout among groups in America are registration requirements, frequency of elections, and the nature of political parties. Voter turnout is the proportion of people of voting age who can vote in an election. Voter turnout has dropped substantially…

… of pain on someone as a method of changing behavior (3)". It includes a wide range of methods such as hitting, slapping, kicking and punching, shaking, choking, use of various objects such as wooden paddles, belts, or sticks, painful body posture,…

… compact between a man and woman committed to sexual exclusivity and the creation and nurture of offspring. Most people believe that marriage can only be between the men and the women. To them any other same sex combinations are despicable. Understand…

… tells not only about an individual, but also about an individual's family. Unlike medical information, genetic information does not change over time. Genetic information is more than health information; it also reveals our heritage and connections to…

… phrase, “…give me liberty, or give me death,” was articulated by the revolutionary thinker Patrick Henry and has since become a mantra for the people of the United States of America. However, many may never think about the myriad implications this…

… shaped the laws for integration in school in the United States. The first case was Plessy v Furguson. The second was Brown v Board of Education. The third was Griffin v Prince Edward County. The last important case was Freeman v Pitts. These cases…

… prosecution of someone accused of an indictable case is set out in the following manner: § The prosecution begins by briefly outlining the facts of the case to the courtroom. § The prosecution then calls witnesses to the court and produces evidence…

… which include race, religion, ethnic background, national origin, gender, or sexual orientation, represents a serious threat to all communities. Experts estimate that a bias-related crime is committed every 14 minutes. Criminal justice officials…