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The idea those young men and those old men hated was precisely and literally the idea on which this Republic was founded, the idea that any man may claim his equal manhood in this country, his unalienable right.
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The group officially appealed the ruling in September, reasserting their belief that voting is an unalienable right held by all Louisiana citizens, including those on probation and parole.
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The American idea, Parker declared in an 1850 speech, comprised three elements: that all people are created equal, that all possess unalienable rights, and that all should have the opportunity to develop and enjoy those rights.
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The American premise is a theological premise: that all mean are endowed by their Creator — not the state — with certain unalienable rights.
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In America, a land where people are supposed to be endowed by unalienable rights, police brutality should never be fodder for applause lines and smiles.
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This country was formed for the people, by the people, to protect our unalienable rights.
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First Known Use of unalienable
circa 1611
UNALIENABLE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of unalienable for English Language Learners
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: impossible to take away or give up
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