What are some of the changes the United States has made to policies concerning the treatment of Muslim and Arab members of society
Here are some of our previous answers:
inmmigration - Ms. Sue, Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 10:58pm
None!
This is a ridiculous question! It must have been posed by someone who has little knowledge of U.S. policies and laws. Are foreigners writing your Axia curriculum??
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ethics - Writeacher, Monday, March 15, 2010 at 9:08am
The answer is NONE because laws in the US cannot be discriminatory, either for or against any person, group, etc.
ethics - bobpursley, Monday, March 15, 2010 at 10:14am
Actually, you ought to protest to the "university" you are paying for. This assignment is repeated each year, never reviewed, by the school, they don't care it it is current or not. You are paying for an education, but what are you getting? Answer: A never-ending set of assignments that didn't educate in the past, nor will educate in the future. But they keep on repeating.
ethics - Writeacher, Monday, March 15, 2010 at 10:29am
I agree with Bob Pursley's assessment. You should find yourself a real school (college or university) and get yourself a real education.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/14/business/14schools.html
grow up writeacher! sorry not all of us have the time and/or parents money to go to other universities. shut up and mind your own business where we go to school. We are doing what we have to for an education and degree. At least we are doing something. Go preach to drop outs about getting an education and not people who are already trying. an education is an education. It's what the person does with it and gets from it that counts. There are plenty of dead beat people who go to your "real" school and you are going to sit here and judge strangers! wow get a life!
thought this site was to help people not put them down. I will be reporting this if I can... The same classes are taught in other schools every day as well. This just happens to be what they consider a required class, just as english,math and so on are for campuses.
While there are substantiated replies to this homework question, such comments has little benefit towards a student willing and trying to get passing grades. Moreover, the effects can produce long term detrimental consequences. Thereby discouraging a student to excel, causing loss of interest in obtaining a degree, and the list goes on.
Finally, since it is highly unlikely college administrators will ever read your comments, my recommendation is to address your concerns appropriately by sending letters stating your concerns to those responsible for creating the course syllabus.
To Charc, Hello, and others: I am disappointed and appalled in the manner you chose to vent your emotions. Simpily stated, your reply further supports the pessimistic nature associated with this post.
To find information about the changes the United States has made to policies concerning the treatment of Muslim and Arab members of society, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by conducting a general internet search using keywords such as "United States policies towards Muslim and Arab members of society."
2. Look for reputable sources of information, such as government websites, academic institutions, or news organizations. These sources are more likely to provide accurate and up-to-date information.
3. Once you find relevant sources, explore their content to identify specific policy changes. Look for articles, reports, or official statements that discuss any new policies, laws, or initiatives implemented to address the treatment of Muslim and Arab individuals in the United States.
4. Pay attention to the dates of the information you find. Policy changes may have occurred at different times, so it's important to consider the most recent developments.
5. Additionally, examine any executive orders, legislation, or regulations that have been enacted specifically to address these issues. These documents might contain specific details about policy changes and their implications.
6. If you're looking for a comprehensive analysis of the topic, consider consulting academic journals, books, or research papers. These sources often provide a deeper understanding of the historical context, policy evolution, and impacts on Muslim and Arab communities in the United States.
Remember, policies can be complex and subject to various interpretations. It's always a good idea to consider multiple perspectives and consult a range of sources to gain a comprehensive understanding of the topic.