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In American prisons, Indian inmates struggle against a system dedicated to eradicating Native American indigenous spiritual practices and ceremonies.

Steve & Barry's sells stylish, quality clothing that won't break your budget. With the addition of budget clothing for women, Steve & Barry's now serves everyone.

Copying web content from other sources is not legally correct and can have serious consequences if anyone found guilty.

Over the cheers of crowds and the smoke of grills, Governor Patrick commemorates June 19, the day in 1865 when slavery was finally eradicated in the US.

Though widely criticized by 20th century philosophers, Ayn Rand's philosophy of Objectivism offers a compelling alternative to traditional philosophical systems.

Is memoir art? A look at this highly criticized genre of creative nonfiction--and how the writer of memoir can create work worthy of praise.

Martin Luther King, Jr. answered his religious critics by asserting that social activism was his Christian duty as a believer and follower of Jesus Christ.

In the post-9/11 world, there has been much talk about suspended freedoms and loss of civil liberties, and the "abolishment" of habeas corpus. But what does this mean?

Paine shows how land is not a human right, but is a possession of humanity in common. Any ownership must be justified by the payment of taxes for the benefit of society.

In modern society there is a tendency to equate First Nation spirituality with religion. However according to the Elders, First Nation spirituality is a path not a dogma.

Before the first Civil Rights Movement in the U.S. during the Civil War, the vision of founding father John Adams was put to the test in a Massachusetts courtroom.

A new line in cut-price designer clothing is taking the U.S. by storm. With items of $19.98 or less, welcome to the world of low-cost designer fashion.

Dine With The Danes is a program that matches visitors with Danish families for dinner.

Howard Zinn, in A People's History of The United States, offers a penetrating critique of the universal ideas characteristically attributed to the Founding Fathers

Orphaned Charley Miller, calling himself Kansas Charley, murders two boys in a boxcar in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

The concepts of designer fashion have been recently turned on its head by clothing brands such as BITTEN by Sarah Jessica Parker, a cut-price clothing line in the U.S.

The European Enlightenment came along with mixed blessings. While it ended slavery and the slave trade, it intensified the exploitation of the South by the North

Part of the International Bill of Rights, the declaration has the force of international law and is "one of the highest expressions of the human conscience of our time."

Rights are either positive or negative rights. Positive right is when you ask someone to do something for you. Negative is when you ask someone to stop doing something.