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  • Gay-Rights Movement
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    ...cent., the modern gay-rights movement in the United States is usually said to have begun...the antisodomy laws of 32 states had been repealed or declared...but five of the remaining states, the antisodomy laws applied...Supreme Court overturned all state antisodomy laws in 2003...had refused to extend the right of privacy to consensual sexual acts...
     
  • Fourteenth Amendment
    Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
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    ...born or naturalized in the United States are American citizens and citizens of their state of residence; the citizenship...The section forbids the states to abridge the privileges...and an open trial with the right to counsel. In time, however...foster individual economic rights, with the court striking...change, see Supreme Court, United States .) The court thereafter...limitations on the right of privacy and womens right to an abortion...
     
  • Drug Addiction and Drug Abuse
    Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
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    ...the social fabric. The United States has the highest...professions, who have easier access to these drugs. Other...alcohol interfere with motor control and are factors in many...health care costs in the United States came to more than...opiates come into the United States from SW and SE...against an individuals right to privacy, but it has resulted...250,000 addicts in the United States. The problems...by the early 1970s some states and localities had decriminalized...drug laws and countless state laws specified a variety...University Press. All rights reserved.
     
  • Adoption
    Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
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    ...today it is allowed in all states of the United States and in Great Britain...child generally assumes the rights and duties of a natural...child. Similarly, the rights and duties accompanying...parenthood (e.g., the right of custody and the obligation...parents have no right to control an adopted child, nor have...adoptive family and protect the privacy of the (often unwed) mother...babies from outside the United States, particularly South...
     
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    ...contemporaneous records is Wiman, possibly...1637) a tributary state of the Manchu dynasty...1880s) with the United States and European nations. Japans control was tightened after...the United States, Great Britain...products were made by state-owned enterprises...Relations with the United States remained tense...insistence on regaining access to its funds in...progress on human rights and nuclear disarmament...temporary closure of access to South Korean...treaty with the United States, and the suicide...to the Swift: State and Finance in...University Press. All rights reserved.
     

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