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Ferguson ( 1896 ) " separate but equal " law SIGNIFICANCE : Found that
segregated public schools were not " equal , ” could not be made “ equal , ” and
that they had a psychologically detrimental effect on African American children ...
Ferguson ( 1896 ) " separate but equal " law SIGNIFICANCE : Found that
segregated public schools were not " equal , ” could not be made “ equal , ” and
that they had a psychologically detrimental effect on African American children ...
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The hoarders demand equal treatment in terms of property rights , but because
the starving have a right to live , the hoarders ' excess food might be confiscated .
Perhaps the “ idea " of basic equality could be expressed thus : If I have a pizza ...
The hoarders demand equal treatment in terms of property rights , but because
the starving have a right to live , the hoarders ' excess food might be confiscated .
Perhaps the “ idea " of basic equality could be expressed thus : If I have a pizza ...
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Further , humans are thought to deserve the equal satisfaction of basic needs
such as food , housing , and personal freedoms . In many cases , cries for
equality have been directed at specific inequalities . Patrician misrule of the
Roman ...
Further , humans are thought to deserve the equal satisfaction of basic needs
such as food , housing , and personal freedoms . In many cases , cries for
equality have been directed at specific inequalities . Patrician misrule of the
Roman ...
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