ILS4190 Assignment 1: The Concept of Evil in Society

This essay examines the multifaceted concept of evil, exploring its moral, political, and social implications. The first part of the essay discusses how societal and individual actions contribute to the perception of evil, referencing historical figures like Lilith and the implications of actions. The second part delves into the existence of evil and the ways individuals can struggle against it. The third part analyzes the issue of police brutality against African Americans as an example of evil, examining the role of racial bias, societal perceptions, and the impact of such actions. The paper emphasizes the need for systemic changes, including increased representation of African Americans in police forces, and the importance of addressing the root causes of bias to combat evil. The essay concludes by highlighting the legacy of evil and strategies to overcome it.

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Assignment – 1
(1)Introduction
In this essay, the moral, political and social implication is used to describe the person, group
when the evil term is used. There are two types of evil word s used in two different way one is
when people are intentionally doing wrong things and the second one is a natural one.
Discussion
When the person is doing something wrong or harming other due to their actions, then it is
considered that he or she is evil. In the history of Lilith, it was said that there was a pregnant
woman and their baby has killed by some people so that people are considered as evil as their
moral allowed them to kill the pregnant lady's child.
As the daughter of Lilith, she was considered as a white witch in the painting who kills the sons
of Adam and the Eve, daughter, so the witch is determined as "evil." So it was believed of the
society that whenever their daughter takes birth, she became witch or evil. So this is the social
implication about the evil. The female night demon is Lilith as per the society. (Zank and
Michael, 136-138)
Conclusion
It is concluded that moral, political and social implication is the factor to describe the people,
group when it is about the evil as it was the moral and the society which makes the person evils
as if their morale is low then they do an action that harms the other and sometimes society makes
the person evil. As in the Lilith, the daughter of Lilith became the white witch.

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(2)Introduction
In this paper, it is going to discuss the evil, whether they really exist or not and if they really
exist what can the people will do to struggle against evil.
Discussion
The word evil is sarcasm; it is basically the word used for the person who does not do the ethnic
things and may harm the person and the society surrounded by them. So the person who is not
doing the things which are appropriate to the society, morale and the environment of the world
that person is treated as evil.
Is someone dreamed and waked up and found that there is evil then it means that person
surrounded by the good people. There basically two types of evils on the earth one is a natural
one and the second one is intentionally one. So it is the battle of ourselves only whether to
develop the moral not to harm the others or if anyone become morally evil then try to overcome
it with the help of love and pray to God. (Shakespeare William, 2005)
Conclusion
It is concluded that there is nothing like evil, it is just a word that defines what is bad. There is
always something good or bad, so the term is used to describe the word bad. So it is not
surprising that there is no evil on the planet earth it's just that person has the capacity to fight
their own thoughts and desire and become the good man, not the evil.

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Assignment - 2
Introduction
In this paper, POLICE BRUTALITY ON AFRICAN AMERICANS has taken into consideration
in order to analyze the word "evil". This is the largely publicized situation which is related to
violence by the police which was against the African Americans are usually related to the issues
of police brutality and racial profiling. While jaundiced biases have played a role in most all the
cases like murdering of Philando Castile and Eric Garner, each situation of officer involved
violence which was against the black citizen did not essentially reflect the biases of racial.
Associating the similar bias to all the officers related to less cases paints a nit far picture of all
police. It is clear that biasness is among the individual officers of the America, however,
determining the police as one part of the people with the similar mindset, biases, and behaviours
are harmful if one hopes to understand the aspect of racial of the police brutality.
Discussion
One major area of analysis is sentiments of the citizens which is related to the root of police
brutality. In the huge cities of American and areas of metropolitan, women represent
approximately 16.5 percent among all the full-time officers of police, on the other hand,
Hispanics and African American represents 25.2 percent, and full-time police officers are about
17.3 percent. It was found that especially the male police officers are responsible for the brutality
of the police. Largely it was found that the blame of police brutality was the head of white male
officers killed by a deadly shot with their run to the black males. This was compliant done by the
citizens of America. But some of the complaints had resulted from the inherent biasness or

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jaundiced notions of policy intent. Majorly the complaints were filed against the white officers
that they killed with their gunshot to the black males in America.
The word evil: Evil may be hiking, but only to attempt and encourage to move against it. Which
never means fear and goblin man. The evil here is known as the white police officers who killed
the black male over America. So the word is for the "white police officers." As they were
considered as the police brutality. As in America, there were racial biasness among white and
black person. Black men were treated as low caste people, so the white men police officers killed
them. It was also found that black police officers also carried constant anti-black biases. In one
interview with Neil Franklin who was an African American officer who was
offered in the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police Department, he
himself agreed that fact that in his neighbor he saw the black men and his
pants were little sagging or he walked a while so he thought that he might
carry the drugs with him, with this situation it is cleared that white men had
built the negative thought for the black men that they always did bad things
which are not relevant for the country, so that is why they did biasness
among white and black men.
It was found that stereotype of the white men is the main reason of the police brutality.
Individual biasness plays an important role n police brutality in the significantly high rate of
violence against the subject related to black men in some of the areas of the America the exact
source of anti-black bias in another area may be because of the systematic or institutional root.
This can only be solved by making strike law and make the black men involves in the police
officers forces more than the involvement of white men police officers.

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The word evil is used to make the people aware of how bad the situation has become so that they
can do something for the change as the word evil is something very fearful and considered that it
against the good and God and people become anxious when the word evil comes their way so
they can do anything to alter the situation so that they can escape or fight from evil. And the only
way to fight against evil is to pray to the god and spread love among the people. The use of word
become problematic so deep that people can lose hope, feel anxiety, fear has arisen and become
helpless, and they feel that they did not have that much capability to stand in front of other as in
this case of police brutality they discriminate the black men and this is done by white men in the
America so they feel inferior that they cannot come to stand in front of others as they feel
inferior but many things have been done to serve this purpose that they have decided to include a
black men police officers in the police team but this cannot serve this purpose so this word can
make the situation even problematic and even worse, and there can be chances that they are not
in the situation to think something for fighting against it and stay still and wait for the god to do
something for them without doing any action by themselves in order to escape from it.
(Sigelman, Lee, et al., 777-791)
The legacy of evil: Evil will never succeed in their path there always a different way to beat the
evil as practice makes the man perfect. The ancestors were not always good beings rather one
should learn from them and from mistakes. And the best way to change the situation is to involve
a black men in the police forces so that white officers are not able to kill the black men just
because of racialism and made some law which is in favor of the black men.
Conclusion
In the end it is concluded that police brutality of in the America are considered as the evil as the
white police officers were killed the black men just because of the racialism as they were very

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much of stereotype and they believed that killing the black men will reduce the black men in the
America as they had the thought that black men always involved in the bad things. But this can
be solved by the more involvement of the black men in the police forces and the made the law in
favor of them in order to remove this evilness.

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References
Zank, Michael. "Which Lilith? Feminist Writers Re-Create the World's First Woman." (2000):
136-138.
Shakespeare, William. The Tragedy of King Lear. Vol. 20. Cambridge University Press, 2005.
Sigelman, Lee, et al. "Police brutality and public perceptions of racial discrimination: A tale of
two beatings." Political Research Quarterly 50.4 (1997): 777-791.