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 Ethical Dilemmas In Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is the fifth installment in the Harry Potter series. In this
book J.K. Rowling presents two vastly different characters who have ethical viewpoints that are on
either side of the consequentialist spectrum.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix details the events that occur during Harry s fifth year at
Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This year was bound to be the most difficult yet
because not only does Harry have to worry about Lord Voldemort returning but he also has trouble
convincing other of the impending doom that accompanies Voldemort s arrival. Harry, two friends
Ron and Hermione, along with the Hogwarts Headmaster Professor Albus Dumbledore have spent
the better part of Harry s first four years at Hogwarts not only trying to subdue Voldemort, but also
trying to convince others of what they might soon have to face. Despite the obvious signs of
Voldemort s return, him trying to steal the sorcerer s/philosopher s stone, the opening of the
chamber of secrets, and most recently the death of fellow schoolmate Cedric Diggory the Ministry
of Magic, basically the government of the wizarding world, dismissed them all and gave ridiculous
excuses. This is because Cornelius Fudge, the Minister of Magic, is convinced that Harry and
Dumbledore are lying because he believes that Dumbledore is after his job. Because of Fudge s
suspicion the Ministry decides to appoint one of their own as the new Defense Against the Dark Arts
 Women s Reproductive Rights Research Paper
Under the Trump administration, women s reproductive rights in developing countries have been
dealt a devastating blow. It is our moral and ethical duty to fight regain these rights back for some
of the most disadvantaged and powerless women in the world. Women should be able to have a
choice about what happens to their own bodies, and be the masters of their own destiny. This policy
is an assault on women s health and we need to stand up and fight for the repeal of this unfair and
unjust law.
In one of his first actions as President, Donald Trump reinstituted the Mexico City Policy, which
ceases US aid to international health organisations that offer or promote abortion as a method of
family planning. This policy has been a political tug of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As one expert has said, Fewer women will now get contraception and be able to have children by
choice, not chance. While this legislation does not currently prevent women in America from
accessing abortions or contraception, Trump s attitude towards women s reproductive rights should
be a frightening wake up call to us all, as it is foreshadows what could easily happen within the
United States. Trump has clearly stated that he supports an abortion ban at home and identifies
himself as pro life . Do not be complacent, Trump s anti women sentiments can easily be turned into
policy here in the US, making it more difficult for women to access essential reproductive care.
Join me in standing up and speaking out for women s right to have control over their reproductive
health, regardless of where they live in the world. We will not be silenced or gagged from having a
voice in our own future and that of other woman. Women s bodies are not, and should not be,
something that can be governed. This misguided and outdated law does not decrease the number of
abortions that are occurring, but instead places women s emotional and physical health and
wellbeing at risk. This legislation clearly threatens the health and lives of women all around the
world; we need to unite to support our sisters in the fight to regain our right to control our own
 The Importance Of Worker Centers
Content Pages In the United States labor unions require the support of a majority of workers in
order to haggle on behalf of workers and negotiate with employers. The term worker center is used
to describe formal labor union affiliates. Worker centers support workers that do not go through the
modern union election process and do not have to express majority support. Worker centers can be
replacements of traditional labor unions, and they are critical to the long term future. In Amanda
Becker s article she states that Marculewicz estimated there are 400 to 500 active worker centers in
the United States, some are groups that offer language training and healthcare. Other worker centers
pursue a certain employer or industry, and some are a
 Essay about Being Raised by Grandparents
He is the lightkeeper he keeps the light for me extra beams safety deposited inside a microfold
somewhere somewhere hidden somewhere inside those pretty hands

Finney, The Lightkeeper

Is Nikky Finney s poem The Lightkeeper about her dad or someone else? Many people have
different opinions on who her poem is about, but when I read it, I imagine the lightkeeper to be my
grandfather, even though my family is your basic Cleaver family. My parents are still happily
married after their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. They both own their own successful businesses
and have two children who are now in college. We also have the spoiled dog that everyone probably
likes better than any other member of the family. Anyone observing ... Show more content on
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Grandparents influence their grandchildren both directly, through face to face interaction, and
indirectly, by providing emotional support (Doucette Dudman 98). When a grandchild confronts a
problem and knows that her grandparents are there to support her, she is indirectly influenced by
their emotional support.

Grandparents also serve as role models to their grandchildren. A role is defined by the set of
expectations, rights, obligations, behaviors, and duties associated with a particular status position
(Newman 592). Grandparents have a variety of roles that they play in respect to their grandchildren.
They are stress buffers, watchdogs, supporters, family historians, and much more. Children, often
fearing punishment, do not want to go to their parents with their problems. Grandparents can
indirectly teach children the lessons that they need to learn by joking and kidding with them, talking
about growing up, giving advice, discussing problems, providing discipline, taking trips, teaching a
skill or game, or talking about disagreements the child had with the parents (Doucette Dudman 112).
Parents seem to be more uptight with their children, perhaps because it is the first time they have
ever had to be responsible for another human being s life. On the other hand, grandparents have
already been through parenthood, making them more confident, and therefore, more relaxed in their
attitude towards raising children (Kornhaber
 Disney and Gender Identity Essay
Disney s Influence
Society cements certain roles for children based on gender, and these roles, recognized during
infancy with the assistance of consumerism, rarely allow for openness of definition. A study
conducted by Witt (1997) observed that parents often expect certain behaviors based on gender as
soon as twenty four hours after the birth of a child. The gender socialization of infants appears
most noticeably by the age of eighteen months, when children display sex stereotyped toy
preferences (Caldera, Huston, O Brian 1989). This socialization proves extremely influential on
later notions and conceptions of gender. Children understand gender in very simple ways, one way
being the notion of gender permanence if one is born a girl or ... Show more content on
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Evidence of Influence
According to a 1995 study by Michael Eisner, more than 200 million people a year watch a Disney
film...385 million watch a Disney TV show every week...more than 50 million people a year from
all lands pass through the turnstiles of Disney theme parks (Bud 2005). Disney s influence pervades
society. The media inundation that children receive thanks to Walt Disney proves problematic.
Studies have been done to prove that television and visual media influence children s views of
gender. At a young age, the mind is plastic and the world is composed of observations and
experiences. The Kaiser Family Foundation conducted a study of children in 2003 then again in
2005 to observe the amount of television watched per week in a longitudinal study. They
concluded that media exposure in children was on the steady rise. Earlier, in 1999, the Kaiser
Family Foundation reported that children watched 2.5 3 hours of television each day 20 hours a
week. Disney owns companies from Baby Einstein Company to Marvel Entertainment to ABC
studios, making their range of influence span across generations ( Resources ). Therefore, the
Disney view seeps into the minds of children, adolescents, and adults alike. In 2010, Kyla Boyse
researched TV statistics in children. On average, 2 5 year olds spent thirty two hours a week watching
 Claude Of Claude Debussy s Theory Of Russian Composers Of...
Claude Debussy Claude Debussy also known as Achille Claude Debussy has been one of the
most influential composers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Debussy was born
into a middle class family being the son of a shopkeeper and a seamstress and the oldest of his
five siblings. Debussy began his career at the Paris Conservatory at the very young age of 11.
During his studies, he met the wealthy Nadezhda von Meck, a patroness of Tchaikovsky, who
employed him to be the music teacher to her son Nikolai von Meck. Through this Nadezhda von
Meck exposed the growing Debussy to the works of Russian composers, such as Borodin and
Mussorgsky, who continue to be significant influences on his compositions. In 1884, when
Debussy was 22 years old, he entered his cantata L Enfant prodigy also known as The Prodigal
Child in the Prix de Rome, a worldwide competition for composers. Debussy took home the top
prize, which allowed him to study for up to three years in the Italian capital studying at the Villa
Medici. Unfortunately, he returned to Paris after only two years. While he was in Rome, he
studied the music of German composer Richard Wagner. Wagner s influence on Debussy was
profound and lasting, but despite this, Debussy shied away from the ostentation of Wagner s opera
in his works. In 1892 at the age mid age of 30, Debussy began to compose for operas with the start
of Pelléas et Mélisande, a play written by Met Erik Satie, a pianist from Montmartre, which
 Dixon s Explanation For Democratic Peace
While it is well known that democratic states are just as likely to go to war as their non democratic
counterparts and that no two major democracies have been involved in war, no one has been able to
offer an explanation for why democracies are better suited for peace. Dixon attempts to offer his own
narrowed explanation due to previous arguments being rendered invalid.
Literature Review Dixon realizes that in presenting an explanation for democratic peace he must
narrowly define the three core concepts that make up the argument: democracy, norms, and peaceful
settlement. He states that democracy cannot be defined by the previous definitions provided by
Dahl (1971), Lipset (1959), and Powell (1982). His reasoning behind this is that democracies
 The Cross And The Switchblade By David Wilkerson
In his book, The Cross and the Switchblade, David Wilkerson explains how his ministry started.
Over 15 million people have read his book which was published in 1962 through The Berkley
Publishing Group, and in 1969, his book became a Hollywood motion picture that reached over 50
million people. Wilkerson did not stop at this book. In fact, he continued to write over 30 more
books. (Worldchallenge.org, 2014, pg. 1) With that said, The Cross and the Switchblade s thesis
statement is that the Holy Spiritis in charge. David Wilkerson, a country preacher from
Pennsylvania, is the founder of Teen Challenge. This organization started in 1958 and still runs
today as a ministry to save those with habits that are life controlling. Teen Challenge has become
one of the most effective ways to reach out to teenagers and young adults who are dealing with
issues related to gangs, drugs, and alcohol. However, the road to success was very challenging for
Wilkerson and his team. (Worldchallenge.org, 2014, pg. 1) Anyone who picks up The Cross and
the Switchblade is Wilkerson s potential audience. He wrote this book in order to share his journey
of starting the ministry that we now call Teen Challenge. Most likely, Pentecostals will read this
story. Even so, this book can also be an instrument in salvation for others. I believe that Wilkerson
understood both of these statements and, thus, wrote his book in such a way to minister to all
peoples. An emphasis is placed on the Holy Spirit
 T Rex Summary
The reading passage states that paleontologists intentionally split a fossilized bone of a 70 million
year old dinosaur, called T Rex, and discovered several substances that might be the original tissue of
the dinosaur, such as blood vessels, red blood cells, and collagen. However, the lecturer casts doubt
on it and provides conclusive evidence to support his statement. First of all, the author of the reading
posits that the scientists detected numerous channels inside the bones and some spongy stuff in
those channels, which might be the remnants of the authentic blood vessels. The lecturer, on the
other hand, asserts that the soft materials cannot be the residues of the real blood vessels and they
might have left from other things, including