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Truth Be Told Politics (TBT) provides fresh and unique insights into the political and sociological realms.Emory University undergraduate Ami Fields-Meyer's posts vary from topics of healthcare, taxes, and other domestic policy issues to matters of faith and religion.
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Tag Archives: Youth
Please Don’t Talk Us Down
Our society is intolerant and suppressant of the voices of youth. Individual prerogative and independent decision-making are virtues to be cherished, not detriments for adults to frown upon. In this free American society of ours, “We The People” seems to … Continue reading
Posted in Youth
Tagged Adolescence, Adults, Decision making, Double Standard, Law, People, Sixteen Year Olds, Teens, United States, Youth, Youth participation
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What Did You Expect?
In Israel over the weekend, a so-called “groundbreaking” story emerged. Eden Aberjil, a female Israeli soldier (who has finished her required time in the army) posted pictures to Facebook that were widely considered disrespectful and offensive. The pictures displayed Aberjil … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Judaism, Law, Middle East, National Security, Political Goings-On, War, Youth
Tagged 2004, Abu Gharib, Eden Aberjil, Facebook, IDF, Israel, Soldiers, Teens, Youth
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Notes of Irritation
Unless someone asks me to do otherwise, I think that this will be my last pre-written post. I am happy to share more about my trip to Poland and more from my journal if someone has the desire to read … Continue reading
Polychrome
Last night, I returned from a seven-week trip that changed the way I look at the world on a political level, but also on a sociological and religious level. In the coming days, I’ll take a short hiatus from narrating … Continue reading
Posted in International, Israel, Middle East
Tagged America, Black-and-White, Gaza, Gilad Shalit, Israel, Judaism, Noam Shalit, Palestine, Poland, Youth
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