Betsy DeVos’ name is starting to get attention. She is, after all, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for the next United States Education Secretary. But Betsy DeVos may be getting negative attention instead of a positive one. In Florida, teachers are already planning to protest against Trump’s pick.
Betsy DeVos has no idea what she is talking about when coming to how it should really be run. We should not let someone with no education experience tell our teachers how and what to teach. Betsy DeVos has never gone to a public school, her children have never been to a public school and Betsy DeVos has never taught at a public school. You would not let an uneducated farmer perform a doctor's job, the farmer would have no idea what they are talking about. Then some people say Betsy DeVos would be a good pick due to the fact that Betsy DeVos was picked by Trump and Pence.
We all have complaints in life. So what it 's human nature to complain about why did Donald Trump this, why did Nikki Haley that, why did the other team when, why did they get the promotion at work. We all do it, not that complaining is a trait we should be proud of. However, those things don 't matter in 25 years Nikki Haley will not be governor of the great state of South Carolina and Trump will be 94 years old assuming he is still alive.
Some people may claim that Betty Washington is the best candidate for the giraffe award Betty Washington meets all the criteria given. She acts out of caring to help all children and adults in her area. Her activities are ultimately healing,not deceive. After her actions and activities there had been more arrests of drugs dealers in her area.
I was having a bad day and she never gave up or never got mad at me because I had a bad attitude or I didn’t get a drill. This proves to me that she is driven because she deals with me and she never gave up on me and my bad attitude.” This means that Katie Schanon deserves the award because she is
With a new President comes a new cabinet full of new faces and new ideas. Although some individuals bring advantageous ideas to the table, that is not the case for all cabinet members. Betsy DeVos, Education Secretary, has imposed several new educational principles in her time in office which have upset the community. Although she claims her ideas are going to be beneficial to society, the changes are making a negative impact on the schooling system. Betsy DeVos was President Donald Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Education, and until this past election, she has had no experience with education or making educational changes.
Ordinary people doing jobs they are trained to do and getting paid may be brave and caring, but Giraffes should do something extraordinary. They should go beyond their job descriptions. I believe the Giraffe Award should go to Case A. Betty Washington took a physical risk by putting an antidrug rally in a parking lot frequently visited by drug dealers with other community
Justice Ginsburg might be described as Thomas’ polar opposite. Ginsburg voted with the minority liberal bloc in favor of the Federal Election Commission in Citizens United (558 U.S. 310, 316). In every recent case in which the issue was free speech in campaign spending, Ginsburg has voted in favor of stricter restrictions (Washington University Law). She has voted in favor of the Federal Election Commission in every recent case of this issue area, indicating a preference for government restriction of some political speech. She helped to set the precedent in McConnell that Citizens United overturned.
In June 2015, the Supreme Court passed a new law that made same sex marriage legal in all fifty states. After the law was passed, every clerk office was ordered to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. Kim Davis, a Kentucky clerk refused to issue marriage license to a gay couple. By refusing to issue the marriage licenses, she was also refusing to obey the federal law. Blinder and Perez-Pena state that Davis refused to issue the marriage license because it interfered with her religious beliefs.
Along with this award, she has won the Academy Award for Best Actress, the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Drama, serves as the national celebrity spokesperson for The American Red Cross, was appointed by President Clinton for the Corporation for National Service, served as Chairperson for National Volunteer Week in 1994,
The Equal Rights Amendment has been an interesting issue over the number of years in the United States. It was an interesting amendment and an interesting aspect with regards to how women in the United States were affected; and how their response to this amendment was shown. Many women (and also some men) were in favour of this amendment and wished to further their ideology through various tactics such as protests, petitions and the likes. In saying this though, the majority of women and men who were typically part of the ‘American Dream’ (meaning that women were to stay home and be the housewife, while the men take care of all the problems in society and ‘bring home the bacon’) were very much against this amendment for numerous reasons.
“Equality of Rights under the law shall not be abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex.” This is Section one of the ERA (or Equal Rights Amendment) that was introduced in 1923. Forty-nine years later, in 1972 it was passed by Congress, where it then became ratified by 35 states. The minimum number of states needed to incorporate the ERA in the Constitution is 38. This means that the remaining 15 states, Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Utah, and Virginia kept the ERA from being ratified in the Constitution.
For instance, the United States spent in excess of 4.7 billion dollars annually on humanitarian assistance (Global Humanitarian Assistance). Does the United States give humanitarian aid to improve the world through their actions? In order to answer this question one must know who the humanitarian aid benefits. Recipients of humanitarian aid are victims of humanitarian disasters, and the money given helps improve their health and safety. Furthermore, in, The Autobiography, by Benjamin Franklin, Franklin exemplifies the Humanists point of view when he provides bread to a famished mother and her starving child (Franklin 69).
Imagine yourself 150 years ago when whites and blacks were separated, but you lived in a city where color didn 't matter. In Longtown, Ohio black isn 't black and white isn 't white, mixed marriages have been happening for about two years, and the skin colors have changed. The article “Ohio town holds rare history: Races mix freely for nearly 200 years,” by Washington Post, shows the racial difference the town holds compared to the areas around them. It is time for these people to embrace their being and help the world, showing no matter the race, or skin color we all are the same.
Women and men were never treated equally back in the day, but then came the day when women decided to speak and demanded to be treated as equal. They were determined to be granted that right, women believed that they should not be treated as less than men. Along with this fight for equality came protests and anything else that would help them gain that right. It took a long time and a lot of hard work for women to get the right they were demanding, but finally in 1972 the Senate passed the amendment and it was sent to the states for ratification.
