Justicia Essays

Court Systems: Comparing Canada, the United States, and Mexico This paper is a discussion of the court systems of Canada, the United States, and Mexico. The aim of the paper is to point highlight similarities and differences in each judicial system. It will allow the reader an insight to the how each country operates its judicial branch. When considering the court systems between the Canada, United States, and Mexico, one must look further than courts themselves, at the Constitutions of the three

What is Changa? Changa is the term used to describe an infused smoking blend containing NN-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) and some Harmalas (Harmine, Harmaline and Tetra-hydr-harmine), sourced either from easily available plant material or as the isolate freebases. Changa may therefore be considered as a smokable iteration of the so-called ‘Ayahuasca-analogues’, which can accordingly be prepared from a wide range of plants. Somewhat controversially among some researchers, similar effects can also be produced

of their loved ones. Secondly is the “Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo” Grandmothers of Plaza de mayo who use their DNA to try and track down people who were taken as children or babies. This is known as the “Dia nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia.” It is to remember those who

also demonstrates resilience. By seeing the strength of the community that I come from, made me feel empowered. Chicano have a history of survival and resistance. One good example of resilience is an image that was taken during La Marcha por La Justicia at Belvedere Park, on January 31, 1971. In this image we can see demonstrators holding a banner that says; “ We will not be intimidated!” During the 1960s and 1970 many Chicanos will protest peacefully, but many of these of protest were intervened

La Raza Unida and Brown Berets Unions have been, and continue to be, an important force for democracy, not just in the workplace, but also in the community – locally, nationally, and globally. Unions make democracy work better. Political, labor, and racial unions have been instrumental in the lives of many people in the United Sates, and even more important, they have led to important advances in the American histoy. For many years, the Chicano people were considered minority, the situation

The book “Our Guerrillas, Our Sidewalks” by Herbert Braun was a really eye opening book in many ways. This book shows some great examples in how your life can change in minutes, and to never take anything for granted. Jake was a really good man, and employed hundreds of people. You would think fate would have blessed this man and not have anything bad happen to him, but as everything in life everything bad happens to the people that do good. As you proceed in reading this book you kind of get suck

American Injustice The United States of America, much like every developed nation before and after it, left a trail of injustice and oppression behind it as it became what it is known as now. However, the United States approached their issues differently: America rebelled against their mother country, England. They were the first nation to do such a thing; the first nation to cut all support from their mother country and end the cycle of abuse that England had set for their American brothers. White

language of the main civilization or the victor. Poma did that effectively however his efforts to change the mind of King Philip III were unsuccessful, because the letter never reached is destination. The second part of the letter, Bien gobierno y justicia, says, “That good government and justice can only be achieved through collaboration between the Inca and the

https://hiplatina.com/chicana-activists-chicano-movement/ https://www.bitchmedia.org/article/15-latina-activists-who-inspire-me https://www.gale.com/primary-sources/womens-studies/collections/hispanic-women-in-history-and-activism Helen Chavez was an important figure in the Latinx community and played a significant role in the labor movement alongside her husband, civil rights activist and labor leader Cesar Chavez. While she was not directly involved in the Latinx feminist movement, her contributions

This essay will look at Ernesto Cardenal as a poet and an activist in the Nicaraguan Revolution, how these two worlds merged together, more importantly how it affects his writing in the context of Epigramas and Hora 0, and whether or not these political works can still be considered poetic. While there is a wealth of poetry today that could be analysed for similar techniques, I have chosen to investigate modern music instead. After all, what is a song but a poem set to music and in today’s culture