ThatOneMan
September 11 2006 3:12 PM EDT
Anyone know what Cival Rights of today would be? i was about to walk out of English then the teacher said we need to bring in a article tomorrow about something of Cival Rights of today. anyone have a clue on wat that means?
chuck1234
September 11 2006 3:14 PM EDT
perhaps your teacher meant "civil rights" or "civic rights", there is a marked difference between the both of them. If there is indeed something called "cival rights" please do enlighten me.
I'm guessing your teacher wants to see an article of some type that covers a civil right relevant to current events and political happenings. Considering the date, perhaps you could find something relating to, say, the PATRIOT Act, treatment of irregular combatants, free speech regulations, etc.
ThatOneMan
September 11 2006 3:23 PM EDT
she meant civil rights (wonder y spell check didnt catch that one)
Would something that has to do with a Teacher strike work? its been on the news like for a few weeks how the teachers are striking and how the state ordered them to go back and teach. i dont kno.
ill go grab a newspaper and look and see what i find.
AdminShade
September 11 2006 3:26 PM EDT
Probably because of
this source wikipedia about Cival.
QBsutekh137
September 11 2006 3:27 PM EDT
Check out the web site for the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) to see what they are working on these days too...
The FCC and MPAA are a hotbed this year it would seem.
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