The abolitionist movement was a revolutionary movement in which the main goal was to end slavery in the nation. The main aim was to change the minds of the American democrats. The Southerners were completely fed up with slavery, and they wanted reform that could end slavery. The abolitionists criticized the North as arrogant and dictatorial as they didn’t respond to their problems. The abolitionists criticized slavery in a way

The book, “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks,” is a well-known book written by Rebecca Skloot and published in 2010. This book comprises the story of an African-American woman who goes through one major medical dilemma in her life. The author successfully discusses the life of Henrietta Lacks with consideration of the feature of the immortal cell line (Skloot, 2010). Here, the focus is to critically review the book presented

Abstract In organizations, there are a number of problems that create performance and relation gaps between the employer and the unions. The basic cause of such gaps is the absence of ethical values among the professionals and their management. In the same way, engineering professionals are also required to adopt certain moral values to save themselves from frustration and tension with their concerned clients or managers. The management of the

Abstract Over the decades, it has been observed that the Arab countries and the Western countries have considered it important to maintain rational, supportive cultural, ethnic and socio-political relations between the two regions. Western public diplomacy has been occupied with conducting research based on the enhancement of relations between the Arab and Western governments. However, their research has proved futile as the outcome of the international dialogue between the Arab

Introduction Education in the U.S. is an important economic pillar that allows the country to develop talent that can drive economic growth. Despite the growing need for education to improve the economy, its cost continues to rise because of several factors. American society has put much emphasis on the importance of education beyond high school, yet the cost of advancing education to undergraduate levels is fast rising beyond that of

Identity theft is a criminal activity where criminals impersonate the identity of another person and commit crimes. Identity theft includes activities where one can access passwords, credit card numbers, and social security card numbers. When such crucial information falls into the hands of criminals, they use it to commit crimes where owners end up in debt or lose money from their banks. Identity theft has become rampant as criminals are

Introduction Bride kidnapping is one of the internationally known traditions in Kyrgyzstan and its surroundings. It is considered to be against the internationally recognized feminist rules as well as it is also considered as an inhuman activity. On official grounds, Bride kidnapping is considered a crime, but still, because of a number of factors, the officials mostly don’t react against the kidnappers as the common public, as well as the

Introduction The use of the term ‘stress’ brings concepts, for example, the expanded rate of wretchedness, tension, cardiovascular malady, and other possibly hazardous impacts on one’s mind. As a rule, a student surges from one end of the grounds to the next, attempting to make their next class on time. Since classes are booked consecutively, there is less or no opportunity to try and eat. Take, for example, it is

Introduction Famine is described as a widespread scarcity of food supply, which can be caused by several factors, including diseases, infections, some form of the virus in crops, war, overpopulation, and changes in government policies. The disaster of famine is an alarming situation for every nation because it can lead to the population being vulnerable to infections and diseases, increased death rate, inflation, recession in the economy, a state of

Introduction Women have been sexualized and objectified since the beginning of times, which has degraded them as human beings and snatched away their equal rights. Women have always been forced to fit into the beauty standards set by society and stereotypical features of the “perfect” women. The beauty contest held in September 1921 marked the beginning of unrealistic beauty standards that sexualized women. The first contest held at Atlantic City,

Abstract Sexual consent is defined as “an individual’s verbal or nonverbal expression of agreement to engage in sexual activity” (Hust, Marett, and Ren 281 para 3). From the definition, rape is then defined as sexual assault because one of the partners turns down the offer for sex. The mass media platforms are cited as being major educators among the public on matters concerning sexual consent. The effect of magazines is