Monday, October 19, 2015

Ayn Rand

One aspect that I find confusing and questionable in Ayn Rand's excerpt of Racism is when she goes on to insult white Southerners and African Americans who expected quotas. She confidently preaches about racism and then she claims that "Needless to say, if that "'civil rights"' bill is passed, it will be the worst breach of property rights in the sorry record of American history in respect to that subject”(134). If a fight against racism is going to be continued, it should then be through social ostracism, boycotts, or exclusion. Nothing should be biased and it should be in the hands of the people. 

Research Questions
1. How can parents act differently to minimize the effects of divorce?
2. How can the University of Wisconsin encourage healthy food options?
3. What is the impact that studying abroad has on students?

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