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Ash is a Silicon Valley based software engineer and freelance writer.
www.programminginterviewprep.com
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Thursday, November 24, 2016
Eating Turkey is the Most Un-American Thing to do on Thanksgiving Our values on animal cruelty are quite paradoxical. We are outraged by dog meat markets. Yet we routinely turn a blind eye to the inhumane treatment of animals in our slaughterhouses. The most revered values of America are compassion, freedom and justice. Forcing 45 million turkeys to live a cruel life and die a cruel death is Un-American.
Thursday, November 24, 2016Eating Turkey is the Most Un-American Thing to do on Thanksgiving Our values on animal cruelty are quite paradoxical. We are outraged by dog meat markets. Yet we routinely turn a blind eye to the inhumane treatment of animals in our slaughterhouses. The most revered values of America are compassion, freedom and justice. Forcing 45 million turkeys to live a cruel life and die a cruel death is Un-American.
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Saturday, November 19, 2016
Is International Men's Day a Feminist Cause? If women are afforded a day to celebrate their accomplishments and bring awareness to current issues they face, why shouldn't men have the opportunity to do the same?
Saturday, November 19, 2016Is International Men's Day a Feminist Cause? If women are afforded a day to celebrate their accomplishments and bring awareness to current issues they face, why shouldn't men have the opportunity to do the same?
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Friday, June 10, 2016
Our Reaction to Harambe's Death Reflects Our Intolerance The recent shooting of Harambe the gorilla continues to hog the social media. Unfortunately in the eyes of many, although Harambe is a sentient being like all of us, his life is worth nothing. In this article, I argue that those who disparage Harambe's death are unwittingly perpetuating the mentality that discriminates "those" who are different from "us", the mentality that perpetuates racism.
Friday, June 10, 2016Our Reaction to Harambe's Death Reflects Our Intolerance The recent shooting of Harambe the gorilla continues to hog the social media. Unfortunately in the eyes of many, although Harambe is a sentient being like all of us, his life is worth nothing. In this article, I argue that those who disparage Harambe's death are unwittingly perpetuating the mentality that discriminates "those" who are different from "us", the mentality that perpetuates racism.
