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Legalization of gaming and gambling has been a hot topic over last few years and actually dates back much longer. Think about the proposition.
Amendment 3, approved by voters in 2018, stipulated that a citizens’ initiative requiring at least 60% support from voters is “the exclusive method of authorizing casino gambling” in Florida.
So it appears politicians are once again overruling the will of the voters in Florida and lawsuites will follow. After reading this article which came out 5/17/21, give me your opinion on this subject and what impact it will have for Florida. Disney is very against any expansion because they know casinos will be coming one day, and closer than the Hard Rock in Tampa.
Article is down below.
Answer the following question:
Do you think some form of legalization of gambling would be good for Florida tourism? What do you think the impact would be?
If you support legalization, which option would you be in support of and why? If you do not support it, state the reasons why?
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This week, we are beginning to explore the mid-twentieth century Black Freedom Struggle and influential organizations like SNCC and the Black Panther Party. These organizations were dedicated to eradicating anything that worked to oppress Black people and creating better conditions for Black communities in the United States. The BPP, in particular, created various programs that worked to create better conditions for Black people and did so in a way that was vastly different from organizations before. With that in mind, in what ways do you see similarities and differences between the Black Panther Party and organizations we typically learn about in school, such as King’s SCLC, which was dedicated to nonviolence? Do you see the Black Panther Party for self-defense as breaking that philosophy of nonviolence? And in what ways do you see similarities between the ways in which the Black Panther Party worked to create better conditions for Black people with the ways leaders like King and John Lewis did?
You are to write a 200-word minimum initial response
