Human Rights Issues
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Prison overcrowding effects on Inmates,Overcrowded prisons in US and Canada,Negative impact or effects of overcrowding
Negative effects of Prison overcrowding on inmates.Overcrowded prisons problem in United States and Canada needs to be studied in detail. Jail overcrowding is criminalizing prisoners in varieties of ways. Effects of...
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Get Woke
It's time to wake up to the fact that we are each precious. We are each priceless. It is our uniqueness that gives us our value.
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Living Wages and Working at a Chicken Plant
This Hub is exploring the difference between minimum wage and a living wage
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5 Crops Planted and Harvested By Slaves
Slaves planted many crops across plantations in Europe, West Indies and America. Many plantation owners who own other types of farms today, families were owners of slaves and had slave labor.
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Hashtag Me Too for Boys
While there are good things coming out of the Me Too movement, it has gotten out of control and become a witch hunt. In addition, it fails to acknowledge male victims of discrimination and harassment.
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Third Wave Feminism vs Second Wave: is it a Step Backwards?
A brief critique and comparison of third to second wave feminism and if it is going in the right direction forward.
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Government Censorship of the Internet - public interest or interference?
Government censorship of the Internet is not uncommon around the World. Is it in the public interest or is it an infringement of basic rights? Have your say.
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Witch Hunts: Women and the "Malleus Maleficarum"
The Malleus Maleficarum was used to determine who was guilty of witchcraft. It was designed to ensure no matter who one was they could be convicted. Similar power structure exists, today.
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Bad Argument Tactics: Ad Hominem and More
Ad Hominem is a Latin phrase which means, "against the person " or "against the man ." This is a form of argument or an argument tactic that can lead to a number of detrimental effects as well as conclusions. ...
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Should "Saggy Pants" Be Illegal?
It is certainly not high fashion but some claim it is indecent. Should it be a crime? Do Americans have the right to make bad fashion choices or should lawmakers tell us what we can and can't wear?