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    Former governor Bob McDonnell and wife are found guilty in the trail for conspiracy, corruption and bribery. Bob McDonnell is the former governor for Virginia and has been accused of 11 different counts relating to the conspiracy charges. As for his wife, she was brought up on 8 of those 11 conspiracy charges, also one charge of obstruction of official proceeding. Bob McDonnell was also brought up on two counts of false statements on bank loans, and as for his wife she was brought up on one…

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    Through out the past few decades people have found it easier and easier to love based on the inside ignoring the perception of the outer traits. Biracial and Multiracial people have been on the rise and will continue to be for the many years to come. Although this has been on the rise in a positive way their is still some negative connotation which is involved usually with the individuals themselves. As absurd as it sounds it happens. Specifically when reading articles or just hearing people of…

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    integrate within the white community. Many people believe that interracial couples were not widely accepted in the 60s, mostly by elders of both races. The film Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner directly reflects how mixed couples were accepted by people of all ages and races. Due to the increasing amount of youth revolutions during the 1960s, it is believed that the younger adults of the late sixties were more likely to accept interracial couples without objections. Evidence from the American…

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    America is changing is because there are more mixed race marriages. The Pew Research Center stated that there has been a 12% increase of mixed race marriages in the world. Also, this same study stated that, ‘’Of the 3.6 million adults who got married in 2013, 58% of American Indians, 28% of Asians, 19% of blacks and 7% of whites have a spouse whose race was different from their own’’ (Livingston). This means that the percent of mixed marriages increased and it is most likely to continue to…

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    America has changed a lot over the years. It has been considered the “melting pot” because many races and cultures are able to come together and coexist together in peace. With many couples also becoming more integrated, this brings about the birth of biracial children. While the birth of a child is a wonderful occurrence, the birth of a child whose parents are from two completely different races can spawn confusion not only to the parents but to the child or children who are unsure about their…

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    Living before marriage They say “Before marriage, a man declares that we would lay down his life to serve you; after marriage, he won’t even lay down his newspaper to talk to you” "Latest Quotes & Sayings." Search Quotes. Web. 15 Feb. 2016. Okay, that’s not true in every marriage but this happens to many couples because they start living together before they are married. Of course, this is 2016 and you don’t have to be married to live together. Although remember in the old days when you had to…

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    written to examine the effects of cohabitation before marriage on maintaining a success relationship among Western countries as there have been a number of issues which has happened to cause people around the world to have concern in analysing the relationship between the two. Cohabitation is different from marriage. Cohabitation is a form that a couple who has not married live together in a close relationship permanently. However, marriage is a legally recognized agreement of a couple by…

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    Based on the marriage statistics collected by the U.S. Census Bureau, it shows that there was a major decline in marriage, due to people currently view marriage as a sign of “prestige rather than conformity” (Seccombe p.226). That is, most of the individuals are more likely to finish their education, get a job, and likely focus on savings first before they jump into the marriage; and so, there was just approximately 52% couples in the United States aged 15 and over who are married in 2009; it…

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    In today’s society, cohabitation could be approached as a form of pair bonding. In the past, this sate of living between couples was frowned upon. Marriage will not become obsolete per se, but, this type of living arrangement is becoming more of a reality for some couples. Cohabitation can vary amongst male and female. One person within the couple may be dependent while the other is more independent. The dependent is usually desperate enough to not live alone. Thus, dealing with unpleasant…

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    bans on interracial marriage which was said to be in violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. In addition to calling marriage a basic civil right, the Court stated, “Under our Constitution, the freedom to marry, or not marry, a person of another race resides with the individual and cannot be infringed by the State.” It wasn’t until November 2000, when Alabama became the last state to officially legalize interracial marriage. Interracial…

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