Civil+Rights+Reform

Civil Rights Reform

Even though the constitution states that every man is created equal, there are still problems with many Americans’ rights. Women across America do not have equal rights as men, even though the law says that they do. We need to change this. The Utilize America Party will make it easier for a woman to bring down a case on a person or group that she believes is violating her of her rights. Also, the UAP will make punishments more severe for breaching a woman’s rights. A court will decide the consequences for the person or group depending on the severity of the issue. This same policy will apply to someone who feels that the rights given to them in the first amendment have been violated. Another issue that is currently being debated about is a prisoner’s rights. Life in prison can be tough, but the people who end up there are there for a reason. They broke the law severely enough to be exiled to prison. So, the UAP will give prisoner’s very little rights. Each prisoner will receive one cell, a bed, a sink, and a toilet. Along with little recreational time and normal food portions, living in prison will be a brutal lifestyle that is not desirable. Also, labor rights are a current dispute about rights to workers’ labor and what it is worth. The UAP will give children their choice on how long their hours will be, but with the minimum wage for a person under the age of 18 being $10/hour, child labor is discouraged. And an adult’s minimum wage will be decided by each state, but it will have to be more than $7.50/hour. With these simple policies, citizens’ civil rights could be improved abundantly.