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of orders and regulations promulgated generally in municipalities or states of the South of the United States of America between 1876 and 1964. These laws distinguished the citizens according to their "racial" membership and while admitting their equality of law they imposed a segregation of swear in all the places and the public utilities. The most important introduced the segregation into schools and into most of the public utilities, including the trains and the buses. Martin Luther King,

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end managed to step into office as Secretary of State. By naming and explaining what role these three women play in today's world I wanted to give you a little idea how far the western civilisation has actually developed on the issue of gender equality. Of course there are other serious inequalities but just the fact that these three women managed to achieve high-ranking positions in politics, would have been unthinkable 50 years ago. Nowadays we can observe that women, at least in the western

tradition of free speech - something Americans did not invent, after all, and which, happily, we have no monopoly on. Rather it is a marked indifference to rank and hierarchy. [...] We may not be economically equal, but we assume a kind of social equality with others, and it is this, I think, which lies at the bottom of much of what I love about American life, from the liveliness of its classrooms to the inventiveness that continues to shape the Internet, to the thousands of civic organizations

The 1960’s was a time characterized by social revolution in multiple facets of society. During the 1960’s and beginning of the 70’s many countries were moving forward thanks to a political movement called the civil rights. The movement looked for equality before the law. This happened in Canada with the Quiet Revolution, in France, in Australia and the Gay and Lesbian Rights Movement. But probably the most impressive Civil Rights Movement took place between 1955 and 1968 in the United States of America

* The payment of a fair price. A fair price in a local or regional context is accepted after dialogue and cooperation. It covers production costs not only but also allows a production which is socially fair and good for the environment. * Equality between sexes. The organizations of fair course of study promote the job of the women. * Working conditions. Fair trade means an environment of sure and healthy job for the workers. * The job of the children. The organizations of fair trade

découverte. •  Roemer J., 1996, Theories of Distributive Justice, Cambridge, Harvard University Press. •  *Saari D. G., 2001, Chaotic Elections ! A mathematician Looks at Voting, AMS, Library of Congress. 16 - Sen A.K. , 1973, On Economic Equality, Oxford, Clarendon Press. •  Sen A. K., 1987, On Ethics and Economics, Oxford, Blackwell. •  Sen A. K, 1992, Inequality Reexamined, Cambridge, Harvard University Press. •  *Sen A., 2000, Repenser l’inégalité, Paris, Seuil. •  *Sen A.K

.. 190 Méthodologie Comprendre à l’écrit : stratégies ............... 129 Reading time “Are you hungry?” .......................................... 191 Unit 4 – Winds of change Correspondance CECRL / U4 Starting blocks The drive for equality .................................... 136 ................ Grammaire Modaux (sens 2) .............................................. 192 Ouverture ......................................................... 132 134 Everyday life Hello

marks the joining in a common struggle by people from all South Africa's communities. It is a symbol of the strong non-racial traditions of the ANC. The first holding the spear represents the power of a people united in struggle for freedom and equality. CONCLUSION In conclusion, even if South Africa faces major problems today, a democratic culture appears thanks to the ANC.However, Many South Africans remain poor and unemployment is high - a factor blamed for a wave of violent attacks against

Amercicans who choose to exclude and to oppress black people. In this quotation, Malcolm X denounces the power of American politics mens which is used to make reign the racism, the slavery and the idea of inferiority of blacks instead of the idea of equality and freedom for all. I totally agree with Malcolm X, I think everybody that have some power have to use this power intelligently making each person equal and free without distinction of skin color instead of continue creating more oppression and