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    Stand Up For What You Believe Is Right

    Spiral Science one said " stand up for what you believe in, even if it means standing alone." it is important to take a stand in what you believe is right because it shows you have confidence and shows your true character. true character can show that you believe in what you think is right. For example saving animals is showing your true character because you are choosing to save a life. I have saved a lot of animals , mostly cats and dogs. I still today have a puppy our family saved, her name is

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    Taylors Stuff

    (Bridge) You can be all you want to be Just stand up and you’ll see You can do anything (2x) (Chorus) Stand up and see All that you can be Stand up and believe You can stop the bullying Stand up and fight For your right to save your life Don’t give up tonight Just stand up and fight (Verse II) Don’t give in, Don’t let it out When you hit me you didn’t know I’d make a shout. Can you hear me now? Or am I not loud enough? There’s only one person I can truly trust (Bridge) You can be

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    Secret Life of Bees- Fighting for Their Rights

    Fighting for Their Rights Throughout The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd, characters are constantly standing up for what they believe in. Rosaleen stands up for her civil rights, Lily stands up for freedom from her dad, the Boatwrights and the Daughters of Mary stood up for the equality of women and African Americans. When Rosaleen heard of the signing of the civil rights act, she immediately went to register to vote, and when Lily was acting like she was stupid, she stood up for herself. When

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    The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail

    didn’t to him. He believes in what he wants to believe and no one can change his mind. What Thoreau might be trying to tell the audience is they can stand up for themselves and there is equality between everyone. Through out the play Thoreau stands up for his rights. He gets extremely in depth and makes you think about what he’s really saying. He stands up for his rights, but doesn’t care if anyone agrees with him or even likes him, “…to be liked, you never disagree. And if you never disagree

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    Believing In Yourself Rhetorical Analysis

    Believing In Yourself Effectively Addresses Conflict Have you ever faced a conflict and didn’t know what you were supposed to do? Who is the person that will inspire millions of people to do the same? People all respond to conflict differently. Some face the conflict head-on and some people leave the conflict the way it is. Leaders like Anne Frank from Anne Frank: A Diary of a Young Girl, Sophie Scholl from Hitler Youth, Elie Wiesel form “Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech,” Bruno from The Boy in the

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    Challenges

    Are you willing to act on something that's currently an unpopular view, even if you may lose a few friends?  What would you do if you heard someone say something awful about one of your closest friends? We all want to believe that we would confront that person but would we really? I mean if it was over Facebook or some other social networking site I am willing to bet that you would say something to that person. However, what if you were right there when it was being said, would you have the courage

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    Colin Kaepernick's Protest Right Or Wrong?

    Colin Kaepernick’s protest right or wrong? Colin Kaepernick has been making a peaceful protest against Trump. People of color are being treated unkindly and something has to change according to Kaepernick. It isn’t wrong to stand up for what you believe in? The answer is no it’s not. Kaepernick is just standing up for something he believes in.Colin Kaepernick was trying to make a change for the better. For example, sometimes the right thing is standing up for what you believe in. In an article by Tim

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    Difference Between MLK And Cesar Chavez

    courage to stand up for what they believe in . MLK Jr would start a boycott and Cesar Chavez would throw everything in the water that they grew in the farms . MLK and Cesar Chavez were never given the opportunity to speak and have rights. One day they had an opportunity to speak of how they felt . And their speech was so beautiful it touched and moved people that day when MLK and Cesar Chavez made a difference for all race and having equal rights for all .MLK

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    How Did Martin Luther King Jr Believe In Civil Disobedience

    culture. People stand up for themselves when laws, rules, or just when things are unfair and unjust. Martin Luther King, Jr is a prime example of civil disobedience. In his “Letter from Birmingham City Jail,” he describes his own thoughts on civil disobedience through real life experiences. David Thoreau is also a main figure in civil disobedience from his letter, “Civil Disobedience.” He talks about what he did to stand up for what he felt was right. There is a couple of reasons to believe in civil disobedience

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    The Importance Of The Pledge Of Allegiance

    How do you think you would be treated if you were to not stand up for the Pledge of Allegiance? Every morning, Monday through Friday, students all across America stand, face the American flag, and say the 31 words that make up the Pledge of Allegiance. We pledge towards the symbol of America because of the freedom it has granted us and for all the people who fight for our country’s freedom. However, lately there has been a controversy over many elements of the pledge- should we continue to say it

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