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Aida 107
Reflect on your thoughts and reactions to the readings assigned this week on the historical experiences of African Americans. In your response explain how structural inequality and inequality through policies and laws within government have subordinated Black Americans, and whether or not you believe reparations are owed to African Americans as a result of these […]
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Sahar ethic response
Reflect on your thoughts and reactions to the readings assigned this week on the historical experiences of African Americans. In your response explain how structural inequality and inequality through policies and laws within government have subordinated Black Americans, and whether or not you believe reparations are owed to African Americans as a result of these […]
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Nidhal 155
Students will create a 1 page-long typed response to one of three review prompts. Responses must be in MLA format. Purpose: Explore in writing what you have read and what we have presented in the modules. Instructions: Reply to only 1 of 3 topics/questions located below. Students are to submit their assignment by Sept. 8th, […]
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Question 11 pts According to Kant, to act with a “good will” means to do what will benefit others. Group of answer choices True False Question 21 pts Label as Hypothetical (H) or Categorical (C) imperatives. Whether or not you want to tell her the truth, you ought to do so. According to Kant, what […]
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Bashar Phil discussion 2
Week 3B: Kant and Deontology The second readings for this week are about Kant’s moral theory. It is a deontological theory, meaning that it centers around duties and obligations. Part of this is that in order to be moral, we must treat others with respect, and recognize the autonomy, or self-legislating nature, of the individual. […]
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Week 3A: Utilitarianism In the reading this week on Utilitarianism, one of the points made about the theory is that it does not take motivation into account. Mill states, “He who saves a fellow creature from drowning does what is morally right, whether his motive be duty or the hope of being paid for his […]
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Discussion 3: Affirmative Action Introduction Opponents of affirmative action cite several reasons for opposing it. Affirmative action, they say, is reverse discrimination and, as such, is both illegal and immoral. The people benefiting from affirmative action are less qualified than many of the whites with whom they compete for employment and college admissions. In addition, […]
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Wareena 155 discussion
ObesityDiscussion 2: Food Marketing and Obesity Introduction are at an all time high in the United States. In fact, these rates have more than tripled since the 1980’s! In response, food manufacturers have attempted to create and market foods that are “healthier”, such as low-fat and low-sugar products. Your Tasks TASK 1- ORIGINAL POST Please […]
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Discussion: Concept Map for Strategies for Active Learning
Introduction This module covers some very common challenges for new college students. Note-taking: Some students do not know how to take good notes. They try to write down everything that is said and can’t keep up with the speaker, or they don’t write down enough information to help them review later. They have never learned […]
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For this weeks discussion board post, I want you to read Humes small excerpts found in your textbook found on page 14 in the section titled Ethical Matters and Matters of Fact. After that try to answer the three questions listed on the same page. (EACH QUESTION MUST BE ANSWERED WITH A COUPLE OF SENTENCES). […]
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