A Defense of Abortion Analysis Abortion has been one of the most debatable subjects in America. Abortion is defined, as removing the pregnancy from the womb, either by taking pills (medical abortion) which involves taking medicines to cause a miscarriage or by surgery (surgical abortion) where the pregnancy is removed from the womb. Most abortions can be provided on a day care basis which means you do not need to stay at a clinic overnight. Every year almost 12,000 teenagers have abortions. In the
Introduction: "No big deal. Just three stories" Steve Jobs (Transcript Line 4 = TL4) said in the beginning of his speech in Stanford University commencement ceremony in 2005. My analysis will argue that in these three life stories Jobs shares with the audience his life philosophy, and suggest that if they listen to his tips, they would have a better life. I am interested to understand which artistic and rhetorical tools he used to persuade the audience in his ideas. My question is whether Steve
came under the guidance of Benjamin E. Mays who influenced King’s spiritual development. Mays was an outspoken advocate for racial equality and encouraged King to view Christianity as a potential force for social change. Martin’s raw and cleaver rhetoric put a new energy into the fight for civil rights. In 1954, MLK becomes the minister of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama. 26-year-old King leads boycott of segregated Montgomery buses, in 1955 and gains a national reputation. Furthering