Some of the pros of the new law are creating a accepting generation. In history, it is often found that most people discouraged and have disdain for cultures that contradict or are different from their own. This creates a dissension among the people and disunity. So, creating a law that defends the rights of these cultures indirectly encourages everyone to live as one in peace, respecting everyone’s rights and culture. The next pro is relationships doesn’t come with gender
Net Neutrality, currently a popular topic of debate with many different outlooks including two extremes, both of which have pros and cons. One of the extremes for Net Neutrality is the Non-Net Neutrality (NNN) ideology, which is to allow governments the ability to enforce laws upon the content, and to allow Internet Service Providers (ISPs) the authority to control data flow and the content distribution of the internet. The other extreme is for complete Net Neutrality, the idea of a completely
What are its pros and cons? List of Pros of Equal Rights Amendment Abolition of gender discriminating laws Once the ERA becomes part of the Constitution, all federal laws and family court laws that discriminate on account of sex would be completely abolished. gender favoritism would become illegal as well as any prejudice shown based on gender. Although it won't stop people from holding specific views, it will minimize gender discrimination. It would also be easy to take legal
that should be admitted in college or university campuses, it makes special efforts at inclusion. Affirmative action allows an increase in the numbers of minorities and women. As told by (Alcalde & Subiza, 2012, p. 296) because of historical discrimination, affirmative action policies are vindicated. Affirmative action strives to supports inclusion, so that no one group of has precedent over another or individuals. It strives to “level the playing field” so that everyone has an equal chance. Affirmative
News Critique of Genetic Screening A new genetic screening method for breast cancer has been promoting for its convenience and low expense (Stein, 2015). Genetic Screening is a double-edged blade which has lead a long-lasting debate since its invention. The benefits of genetic screening are outstanding because it expands scope of the prevention of diseases. For instance, the women who carry mutated BRCA1/2 gene would have higher risks for developing breast cancer. Depends on carriers’ situations
because they are relying on the government to feed them. (Pros and Cons of Food Stamps). In my opinion I don’t look at them as free riders or lazy even though I must admit that some of them are. But the majority of those people calling them lazy and free riders are the ones who deep down inside want the same help that they are getting but have too much pride to go ask for help. But in fact the majority of the SNAP recipients are employed (Pros and Cons of Food
inability to detect unethical practices is leading to poor hiring practices. Within 10 years, black Caribbean Island nurses are the primary hires. Various ethnic group should be present to reflect the population in which the hospital services. Discrimination, disrespect of patient customs and values, and professional misconduct are all catalyst for
Use of Advance Directives An advance directive is an important topic within the emergency and end-of-life care of patients. It is the expressed wishes of an individual on how they would like to receive end-of-life treatment in the case they are unable to make their own healthcare decisions. In this paper we will look into what advance directives are and some of the factors that go into creating an advance directive. The creation and use of advance directives comes with advantages and disadvantages
IX is a federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in any federally funded education program or activity (Overview of Title IX). Title IX is not beneficial for academics, athletics, and victims of sexual assault. Title IX has a negative impact on the lives of many Americans, but others see Title IX as a starting point for controversy. Richard Nixon signed Title XI of the Education Amendments of 1972 into law. This law prohibits discrimination based on sex through most federally
the equal employment laws that prevent discrimination from affected employment, which was passed as the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VII. The Title VII was signed to “protect workers from retaliation when they oppose what they reasonably perceive to be racial discrimination, even if someone else can reasonably disagree and even if a court ultimately sides with the skeptic” (Sachs). Since this protest is heavily centered on racial and police discrimination against race, it becomes a slippery slope