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"Alabama Legislative Black Caucus v. Alabama." Oyez. Accessed February 9, 2021. https://www.oyez.org/cases/2014/13-895. Clayton, Obie. "[Editors' Comments]: Voter Participation and Inclusion 50 Years...

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Assignment 1

"Alabama Legislative Black Caucus v. Alabama." Oye

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For this week, I tried to think outside the box a bit and address a shortage that I hadn’t really thought of as a production/supply shortage...until I read this article...that is, the housing market,...

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For this week, I tried to think outside the box a

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The law of diminishing returns to scale implies a situation where an increase in the input of the production of the goods and services leads to decreases in the output level of the goods and services...

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Unit 4 Journal

The law of diminishing returns to scale implies a

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Q I will not be able to provide detailed feedback on draft 2; thus, your feedback to each other is vital! I have assigned you one or two classmates to work with based on who has drafts and who is in class today. Exchange files with a classmate in the chat (You can drop your file in the chat) or share Google links. (We are sharing files with the trust that we will not copy or use each other’s work.) Read your classmate’s essay. Just read. This will take you 5-10 minutes. After you’ve read the whole essay come back and offer peer review on the elements below. I recommend putting your comments on their draft, on this sheet, or in the chat. You decide what works for you.

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In the book Know My Name, Chanel Miller expresses her feelings where she mentioned that “[t]rauma was refusing to adhere to any schedule, didn’t seem to align itself with time. Some days it was distant as a star and other days it could wholly engulf me” (125). Miller’s experience throws light on a serious issue which society and government often neglect. Miller was a victim of sexual assault, which was hard for her to accept. Even though she did not realize it at once, she was traumatized and affected deeply.