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The USA has often been called "a nation of immigrants." First, the country was settled, built and developed by generations of immigrants and their children. The first groups came from England and France. Secondly, even today America continues to take in more immigrants than any other country in the world. Today the latest growing-up group in the USA is Hispanic. There appeared a new term "spanenglish" when speaking about English. So, for centuries, the US has attracted people in search of a share of "the American dream".The USA is traditionally associated with the "melting pot" (a term coined by an immigrant Israel Zangwill) because many different nationalities and ethnic groups undergo the
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The USA has often been called "a nation of immigrants." First, the country was settled, built and developed by generations of immigrants and their children. The first groups came from England and France. Secondly, even today America continues to take in more immigrants than any other country in the world. Today the latest growing-up group in the USA is Hispanic. There appeared a new term "spanenglish" when speaking about English. So, for centuries, the US has attracted people in search of a share of "the American dream".The USA is traditionally associated with the "melting pot" (a term coined by an immigrant Israel Zangwill) because many different nationalities and ethnic groups undergo the
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A subculture is a cultural subgroup. They are considered 'opposite from the mainstream culture because of their unique trends. Subcultures are judged by what they look like, what they wear, where they live, their ethnic background and religion. Subcultures have distinctive styles of dress, activity and music. They form when the main stream culture fails to meet the needs of a particular group of people.Let's take a look at a known subculture. A perfect example is the punk subculture. Here is how they are perceived:Punks are young (16+), and known for being rebellious. This started during the 1970s in Britain, where a group of young rebellious teens decided to make a point through music
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Racism is a developed set of attitudes that include antagonism based on the supposed superiority of one group or on the supposed inferiority of another group, premised solely on skin colour or race. Some authors suggest that racism and White racism may be synonymous. Defining bigotry as a primarily White problem does disservice in two ways. It ignores the fact that racist attitudes can breed in any ethnic group and it undermines the expressed goals of this decade's most promising solution - multicultural education.Australia has much to contribute to this process. Today we still have enormous problems of racial discrimination in our society, none greater than the ongoing treatment of
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contexts as anything other than relevant to Western interests' has increased conflict.The blasé attitude to arming fighter groups created internal tensions and rivalries following the Soviet collapse, rivalries which continue today. The Mujahedeen were the leading resistance group against the USSR and were funded by the US. After victory infighting between the Mujahedeen factions could not be resolved. A number of ethnic groups were excluded from the new government which fuelled resentment. Local shura's were not given representation as power was determined by military force. The growing atmosphere of mistrust has meant ethnic loyalty takes precedence over a unified administration
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stores. I would market the product mainly in the fall because in the spring and summer they mostly wear shorts. For African Americans, I would use malls and smaller retail specialty chains like a Deveroes or d.e.m.o. I would market the product year-round for this group because I do not see many African Americans wearing jeans in any particular season more than the other. For both Arab and Asian Americans I would use mainly larger retail outlets like Walmarts and Targets simply because it goes back to the whole popular culture aspect. It seems to me that they are not usually concerned with what the television shows but what is the best value to them as a consumer. These products would also be marketed year round for these ethnic groups.
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sailors brought over blacks hundreds or years ago. In addition, in 1861, only 10% of whites owned slaves. Also over the course of slavery there were 4000 African American slave-owners. Furthermore, blacks had a big part on enslaving too.African Americans should not be paid for slavery of their ancestors. Americans both black and white should reject the notion of reparations for slavery. African Americans have already been paid, it will turn them into victims, this is a multi-ethnic nation, and no group is fully responsible. People should uphold the ideal of a color-blind society because money is not the answer and is not going to solve anything, is going to create more problems. Lets not perpetuate division by harkening back to a society in which Americans of different races are at war.
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religious group slaughtering that religious group because of a territorial dispute begun hundreds of years earlier, or a religious fanatic group suicide bombing another, classes are meaningless in the eyes of the killer. The killer doesn't see a doctor and a garbage man, he sees his religious enemy. In Israel, there are everyday occurrences of stonings and shootings, provoked by an Arab walking down the wrong street into an Israeli neighborhood, or vice-versa. An IRA terrorist sprayed an elementary school with gunfire, because he was tired of living under English control in Ireland. The world is made up of thousands of different ethnic groups and religions, and hundreds of ethnic rivalries and
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fallacies in addition to improve the sentence by replacing and adding new sentences.As the text is about the relationship within class and culture, the author initially talks about class is being classified as lower class, middle class and upper class. They considered as a different nature of works actually, but in fact, it doesn't mean we can distinguish, label, ignore and keeping the working class people identities hidden as the author says. We shouldn't ignore these minority group since different groups can develop or specialized their own strength or own field. And therefore, working class artists undoubtedly couldn't be labeled as traditional and ethnic as well since it is wrong to relate
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born there. As a result many Indian Tamils who were brought from India to Sri Lanka by the British to work on the Tea plantations found themselves stateless. Basic rights such as voting were denied from them even though they contribute to the country's economy. Up till today, as many as 100,000 Indian Tamils remained stateless. In situation like this, how would one expect to embrace the shared identity in the country when far too little attention has been paid to them?Governments think that minorities rarely can make a difference to the countries' development due to the fact that they are present in a small group and hence, wanted to protect the rights of the majorities. Such was the practice
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clear signal to all employees that they are expected to implement equal opportunities policies. The important case of James v Eastleigh brough council 1990 explained that direct discrimination could be considered by asking the simple question: would the complainant have received the same treatment but for his/her (or race)? If the answer is no, then the tort of discrimination has been committed.Section 1 (1)(b) of both acts is indirect discrimination. This tort is aimed at the more subtle forms of discrimination. Indirect discrimination is where a requirement or condition that a group ( sex or race) find harder to fulfil than persons not of that racial group (or gender), the discriminator
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Terrorism can be defined in many ways. In the context of this essay, terrorism is defined as the calculated use of violence or the threat of violence to evoke extreme fear in the community or to intimidate governments in the pursuit of political goals.POST-MODERN TERRORISMWith the decline of communism, terrorist groups, which promoted leftist ideologies, have increasingly been isolated and lacking popular support. Left wing and anarchist violence has been declining, while religious and right wing violence has been increasing. There has also been an increase in terrorism related to nationalist and ethnic separatist struggles. Ethnic terrorists have more staying power than ideologically
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represented by the faculty, without this there is no democracy. All students need to have role models of their own race as much as the majority group needs role models of other racial backgrounds as well. This helps to get rid of stereotypes associated with of many racial and ethnic backgrounds. Students need teachers that they can relate to and feel comfortable interacting with. Teachers from different ethnic and racial backgrounds often can explain subjects using cultural terms and contexts that help children from the same backgrounds better understand the lessons. It is also necessary to have teacher that relate to the subjects being taught. In such classes as Spanish, French and all foreign
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man's existence man has undoubtedly noticeddifferences between races. 'Racism's presence throughout the formation ofour culture is quite evident' (Tucker 17). Frequently throughout historythe ethnic group with the most power has assumed that its race and cultureare superior to others. The same incident even occurred in America withthe introduction of slaves. Throughout American history, racism has beenstrongly prevalent. 'Racism's roots lie deep within the foundation of oursociety' (Tucker 19). These roots undoubtedly are the source for a greatmany of the racist groups and covert racism ideas found throughout oursociety.Extremist social and political groups, particularly those advocatingright
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, which helped improved their life and health. Togoland was under the French rule for almost 40 years. In 1960, the French Togoland gained independence and became the republic of Togo.wHaT ArE ThE PeOpLe LiKe ???The society of Togo consists of numerous different ethnic groups. Its estimate population is about 4,869,000. The largest group is known as the Ewe, who dominates the southern part of Togo. Other groups are the Kabye, Gurma, Basii, Moba, Konkomba, Mossi, and many others who mostly live in the northern part of Togo. They mainly live in rural villages. Togolese architecture differs from town to town. Their houses are mainly made out of wood and clay. Most of the Togolese are farmers, or
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Domestic Family Violence by definition consists of physical, emotional and psychological violence. Family Violence is prevalent among all domestic groups. This form of violence crosses ethnic, racial, age, national origin, sexual orientation, religious and socioeconomic lines. Those families at highest risk are those currently experiencing some complicating form of stress. This would include poverty, unemployment, low educational levels and certain ethnic groups. Job disparities including income disparities between spouses, over crowding and poor social structure also increase and contribute to family violence. By the most conservative estimate, each year 1 million women suffer nonfatal
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population will soon become that majority group and you will then become a minority. Prejudice and discrimination are related concepts, but are not the same.PrejudicePrejudice is a negative belief or attitude toward an entire category of people. The two important components in this definition are attitude and entire category. Prejudice involves attitudes, thought, and beliefs, not actions.A prejudiced belief leads to categorical rejection. Prejudice is not disliking someone you meet because you find his or her behavior objectionable. It is disliking an entire racial or ethnic group, even if you have had little or no contact with that group. The most effective way to reduce prejudice is
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they fell and using this information to predict the person's behavior in certain situations. The study found that this I-E (internal - external) scale was an effective predictor of behavior, specifically in the areas of gambling, smoking, political activism, persuasion, achievement motivation, and conformity, with those found to be internals by the I-E scale were better at persuasion, more active in politics, and less likely to blindly go along with the majority opinion, while those identified as externals were more likely to smoke, gamble on the long shot, and less motivated to achieve.One group of people who seem to have a high tendency of having an external locus of control are athletes
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). One may question why there are four different languages spoken in Norway, but only two true ethnic groups. The explanation for that is that there are two different official languages of Norway; Bokmal Norwegian and Nynorsk Norwegian (World Factbook, 2013-2014). The other two languages, Sami and Finnish, can be attributed to the different countries represented within the European ethnic group, as well as the marginal population of other ethnic groups (World Factbook, 2013-2014).Religion within Norway is diverse, but also concentrated. The vast majority of Norwegians practice Evangelical Lutheran, but there are also representations of Pentecostals, Roman Catholics, Christians, and Muslims
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, theoretical explanations and research results in order to group instances in which repeated research supports use of a concept, theory or research findings or where conflicting results have been obtained and further research is needed. In a synthesis, you are expected to group author citations supporting a statement in your paper and not to discuss author's work on a one by one basis- what you might call single file. All of the peer-reviewed journal articles assigned in the readings this semester begin with a literature review, which provides an example of the synthesis that is espected in your module based term paper.9-2/4 Module 4: Lown, E. Anne & William A. Vega. (2001). "Prevalence and
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, those of a higher class may not wish to associate themselves with those of a working class background. Both classes may speak the same language, which should unite them on a much vaster level of national identity or the nation state, yet it keeps them apart on a cultural level. We can apply this theory to the Latin American community in the United States also, along with other ethnic groups, such as African Americans; both groups converse in English, alongside Caucasian Americans, meaning that as a whole, they speak the same language and are all a part of the 'United' States. Yet each group has a dialect that sets them apart on a smaller scale, and associates them with certain social
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was a peacemaker, as ironic as that may sound when dealing with the Mafia. The Italian-Sicilian's were not alone in immigrating to the United States. The Germans, Irish, and European Jews also came in great waves, running from hunger and religious persecution. They not only had trouble adjusting to the other ethnic groups, but with accepting America's Puritan Ethic. It was based upon WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant), therefore the accumulation of wealth being seen as proof of God's favor and evidence of a moral life. Many people took this seriously, and tried to help the country as much as possible. New arrivals took jobs such as building railroads, working in the shrimp or sponge
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Discrimination any situation in which a group or individual is treated unfavorably based on prejudice, usually against their membership of a socially distinct group or category. Such categories include ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, religion, socio-economic status, age, and disability. Discrimination applying to the equal availability of employment opportunities, housing, and goods and services is widely legislated against.Racial Discrimination, treatment of individuals unfavorably compared to others on the grounds of their race. The right not to be discriminated against is enshrined in several international conventions on human rights, and in many national constitutions. A person now
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job of explaining Romanticism as it, "implies new emphases on imagination, on feeling, on the value of the primitive and untrammeled, and particularly a narrowing of outlook from the universal to the particular, from humankind or 'man' to nation or ethnic group, and from the stability of community to the "fulfillment" of the individual." The Era of Realism followed with playwrights Henrik Ibsen and Anton Chekhov who wrote such works as "Hedda Gabler" and "The Cherry Orchard" respectively. Advances in the 19th century and the Industrial Revolution which began in the 18th century were in large part the cause of the Realistic Movement. "The enormous increase in the speed and
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, initiated a major campaign to end the genocide and rescue 600 of its troops around Kigali. In July 1994, the RPF takes over Kigali, which forces the Hutu government to flee to nearby Zaire (now called the Congo).Before the genocide, Hutus made up about 85% of the population, the Tutsis 14% and the Twa group 1%. The Hutus wanted to get rid of the minority Tutsi, or "Inyenzi" (the Kinyarwanda word for "cockroach") forever, and they almost succeeded. This "ethnic cleansing" was carried out with extraordinary cruelty. People were burnt alive, thrown dead or alive into pits and often forced to kill their own friends or relatives. The survivors were tracked down all over the country, even into
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immigration one must study the state where it is more rampant.California is a magnet for immigrants. As a result, many claim that immigrants are a great economicburden. California does, however, benefit from its porous borders. The succession of immigrantgroups has brought the state unparalleled ethnic diversity (Gerston 9). Besides ethnic diversity,California has one of the most diverse economies in the world. Despite its problems, Californiaprevails in agriculture, mining, manufacture, transportation, communication, electronics, construction,and defense. These industries contain a high percentage of immigrants. If California were anindependent nation, with a 695.3 billion dollar economy
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individuals within the organization temporarily set aside his or her normal daily activities to work on a special assignment. These individuals may possess different educational backgrounds, work in separate departments, be of various ages, hold diverse ranking positions within the organization, and come from various ethnic backgrounds.What makes a Team a Success or a Failure?Diversity plays an enormous part in any team. The attributes and wealth of information that each person brings to the table compose a well-rounded, knowledgeable group of individuals. The younger team members bring forth a fresh and innovative outlook and perspective, while the older generation brings forth years of
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initial pricing strategy6.1.2 After January 03 pricing strategies6.2 Projected profit and loss statement6.3 Controls6.3.1 How will you monitor progress7.0 RecommendationsAppendix AAppendix B1.0 Executive SummaryShades of Seattle (Shades) is a high quality, upscale expensive new form of calendar. It's theme of different ethnic college woman modeling in their Seattle backyards, so to speak, is new to the calendar market. It also differs from other calendars by the way it is marketed. It is in barbershops not Barnes and Noble. It's target market of men from all ethnic backgrounds from age eighteen to thirty living in Seattle makes the marketing strategy more creative. This calendar will be sold
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. "There are hidden lessons for all of us when history involving conquest and racism is depicted as progress and as a process that is almost organic in its development." (Holtzmann 181-184)The Asians or "the model minority", as many look upon them as, have encountered their share of racism. As a result of the 1965 Immigration Act, the increase of Asian immigrants grew rapidly. In turn, they became the fastest growing ethnic group in the United States. Among the distinct experiences the Asians have had here in the U.S., there are three that affected most Asian immigrants. First, the U.S. discriminated toward Asian immigrants through the U.S. immigration policy and by being ambivalent about Asian
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for the younger generation to understand. In Juvenile Detention centers, aboriginals aged 10-17 were 24.2* times more likely to be in custody than non-aboriginal children. For aboriginals aged 18-21 the over-representation rate was 9.6*Indigenous rates of imprisonment in adult prisons varied between about 4* times the non-indigenous rate in Tasmania & up to over 20* times in Western & South Australia.At almost any time, up to 80% of inmates in Northern Territory 'Correctional Facilities' are of aboriginal descent. Whatever the intent, mandatory sentencing has more effect on aboriginals than any other ethnic group in the NT.Also Police custody rates for Aboriginal & Torres Strait
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Members of racial, ethnic and ethno-religious minority groups, and People with a disability.The disadvantaged group which has been subject to most investigation is the female population. This is not surprising given that women comprise over half of the Australian population and approximately 42percent of the work force.There are many dimensions to labor market disadvantage but most researchers concentrate on four aspects of the problem.The first is rate of unemployment for the group in question which is well above the national average. For most disadvantaged groups, however, conventional measures of unemployment are poor indicators of their joblessness because many members of
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process-regular self-evaluationEgocentrism-centered or focused on one?s own interests, needs, views-reality is defined by one?s own beliefs and values ? very little humility-pulp fiction: ?are you listening, or are you just waiting to talk??Ethnocentrism-excessively focused on one?s group- jumping from ?different? to ?superior?-fear and suspicion of difference ? what we don?t know-promotes culture of ?blame?-ideology of ethnic nationalism (fascism, Aryanism, ethnic cleansing, etc)Controlling ?mine is better?-be aware that we are prone to ?mine is better? thinking when the subject is one we really care about-be alert for ?mine is better? signals in our feelings and thoughts ? such as immediate
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positive attachments that compliments have, the use of compliments have also lead to miscommunication and offence. This happens when it involves people of different cultures and native English speakers. This has lead to inappropriate responses by either disagreeing or rejecting compliments from native English speakers. This is prevalent especially for women who come from cultures where compliments are rare. Men from different cultures on the other hand, embarrass their English speaking male friends by the frequency of their compliments. Misunderstandings also can occur between different ethnic groups within one country due to the different level of tolerance among these ethnic groups. This is
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mayor was William Thompson, who got along very well with the Syndicate. There has been a succession of Democratic mayors in Chicago, but organized crime leaders had always been running Chicago. There was a political group called the "West Side Bloc," who were put together in the days of Al Capone. This political group is still together to this day. As Capone reached his thirtieth birthday, he appeared absolutely invulnerable. He had built a coalition that had reached across ethnic boundaries, and included many different cultures and people. He dominated the business of bootlegging, although he was not the only one in the business. It was the same in gambling and vice trade
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people with disabilities (Charlton 2000). The duty to accommodate refers to the obligation of an employer or service provider to take measures to eliminate disadvantages to employees, prospective employees or clients that result from a rule, practice or physical barrier that has or may have an adverse impact on individuals or groups protected under the Canadian Human Rights Act or identified as a designated group under the Employment Equity Act. The duty to accommodate recognizes that true equality means respecting people's different needs. Needs that must be accommodated could be related to a person's gender, age, disability, family or marital status, ethnic or cultural origin, religion or
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a More Democratic Constitution," Dahl asks the reader if true political equality is realistically obtainable. To believe that political equality is possible, one must first believe that all humans are created equal. At that rate, does the concept of political equality lend itself to women or ethnic minorities? Two groups who in the past have received what would be widely considered, inadequate representation. Dahl writes that the way to gain political equality is to allow subordinate groups the opportunity to express their grievances. The possibility of a revolution will eventually lead to changes and gaining equality for the group. The underlying question here seems not to be whether
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thief's characterization does seem to owe much to ethnic stereotypes. He is ugly, simpering, miserly, and avaricious. Constant references to him as "the Jew" seem to indicate that his negative traits are intimately connected to his ethnic identity. However, Fagin is more than a statement of ethnic prejudice. He is a richly drawn, resonant embodiment of terrifying villainy. At times, he seems like a child's distorted vision of pure evil. Fagin is described as a "loathsome reptile" and as having "fangs such as should have been a dog's or rat's." Other characters occasionally refer to him as "the old one," a popular nickname for the devil. Twice, in Chapter 9 and again in Chapter 34, Oliver
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been known for. To defend turf from other racially different gangs, youths would resort to fighting or other means to keep what they thought was theirs. Most of the rest of this chapter deals with how territorial lines were crossed, and how the resulting violence formed the gang areas that were considered ?owned? by one ethnic group or another.The use of the gang as a tool to define masculinity is a subject that is taken into consideration by Schneider. ?Evidence about gangs and masculinity can be drawn from autobiographies, oral histories, conversations recorded in gang workers? field notes, comments by gang members in studies by social workers, journalists, and academics, and my own
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IntroductionThe purpose of this study is to prevent isolation and unnecessary functional decline among Korean and Chinese older adults by enhancing their social, physical and mental well being through promotion of social interaction and healthy living. The Turner Senior Resource Center, located in Ann Arbor of Michigan, is a community outreach program of the University of Michigan Health System Geriatrics Center. The center recognizes that cultural and ethnic diversity is important for effective programs, so the center is trying to adapt to the unique needs of minority individuals through its Asian Outreach Program. Currently, the center severs two major Asian groups: Chinese and Korean
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Scene the formation of the United States Constitution there have been many political groups that have claimed to be guardians of the constitution and the common man. No group has done better in doing this then the Jacksonian Democrats. Even though the Jacksonian Democrats did occasionally violate the United States Constitution and the ideals of political democracy, equality of economic opportunity, and individual liberty they did so in order to protect the interests of the common man. First of all, Jackson protected the rights of the common man from the rich by denying the renewal of the charter of the national bank. Secondly, the rights of the citizens of the United States were protected
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embodied in calls to reform congress to be less captive to interest groupi. Problem - one man's special interest is another's professional association trade group or public interest advocateD. A decisive or deliberative congressa. Framers designed congress to balance competing views and thus act slowlyb. Today many complain or legislative grid look - want congress to move more quicklyc. Problem: if congress moves quickly, may not move wiselyE. Imposing term limitsa. Anti-federalists distrusted strong national government; favored annual elections and term limitsb. Today, 95% of house incumbents reflected, but 80% of public supports term limitsc. 22 states passed term- limit proposals in 1994.d. 1995
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Britain included feminist campaigners, gay rights activists and ethnic/cultural minorities. During the period in the 1970s when proposals were being put forward for a new television channel, campaigners of interest groups were trying hard to put in ideas about how this new project should be able to work outside the system of the BBC and ITV. The Association of the Viewers and Listeners wanted it to be more receptive to it's audience. They felt that the current state of broadcasting was not morally adequate and was too conservative.Back in the 1960s when a group called Clean Up Britain was criticizing television (especially the BBC) of demoralizing the Christian faith, Hugh Greene, who was
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South Africa.
The reason for the lack of doctors in South Africa was the lack of attention given to the
education of blacks. A measly $40 was spent per year per black South African student, while
almost $700 was spent on each white student annually. (source: www-cs-students.stanford.edu) It
is not difficult to name instances of racial oppression, but it is extremely difficult to name any
other instance where a minority group of a country has such a firm grip on the ethnic majority.
This is what makes South African apartheid so astounding and tragic.
The struggle against apartheid was won in the early 1990's because of international pressure on
South Africa and because of black resistance to the
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and ends up causing problems for a country.The more functions that a ethnic group can perform inside a closedcommunity the less obligation it's members will feel to learn the law, language,and traditions of the host culture. This creates a isolated communities wherethe people of the community don't feel part of the society in which they live.One solution for this is to spread immigration from a country out over ourcountry, this would prevent closed community's to a large degree. Whenimmigrants come they swear allegiance to Canada and they should respect ourculture and try to fit in a little bit.The plain fact is that immigration is bad for the economy. The majorityof immigrants that come to
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President of Princeton University and Governor of New Jersey, won the Democratic nomination after support for Clark faded. The Socialist Party of Americahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_Party_of_America was a highly factionalized coalition of local parties based in industrial cities and usually was rooted in ethnic communities, especially German and Finnish. By 1912, the party claimed more than a thousand locally elected officials in 33 states and 160 cities, especially in the Midwest. The leader of the Socialist Party, Eugene V. Debs had already ran for President in 1900, 1904, and 1908, primarily to encourage the local effort, and he decided to do so again in 1912.This election would
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avoid disastrous internecine ethnic and religious strife." The advantage of this method is that it resolves conflicts without disastrous escalation.The disadvantage of this method is that "social pressure to maintain harmony can actually cause conflict." The actions of people on conflicting sides are altered by the interference of harmony. For example, a person in disagreement with another might want to take action, but the emphasis on harmony might yield that action, which can cause frustration or even anger. Another disadvantage is that in a society that emphasis harmonic competition, competition "tends to become more fiercer" than in a society where competition is normal.Another way of
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such as Hello, Twinkle, Marvel and OK. (By the mid-nineties, the other major competitor, Binny's from Delhi-based liquor group Jagatjit Industries, had made an ignominious exit on the back of packaging problems which affected the shelf life of the product.) Ruffles was perceived as a premium product, mainly because of the relatively high-tech packaging and its global lineage. Lays was the first company to introduce nitrogen packaging in a special metallic film that was developed by the parent company.Although this improved the shelf life of the product, it also increased costs - packaging alone accounted for half the price of the product. The problem was that consumers didn't perceive the plus
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American society. Carl Cohen, philosophy professor at the University of Michigan, conveys his observations of preferential treatment in college admissions. American history expert Herman Belz argues that current practices which give privileges on the basis of group identity are unconstitutional. As an African-American and chairman of the California Civil Rights Initiative of 1996, Ward Connerly suggests that "affirmative action" was meant to be temporary and no longer serves beneficial purposes. Lastly, author Steven Yates traces "affirmative action's" transformation from a moral venture into a system of quotas and compromised standards.The first topic of debate argues the question, "Is
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represent and assist boys and girls of all ethnic, racial, national, cultural, and religious groups in the Northeast Alabama service area. In fulfilling this purpose, it shall be the policy of the corporation to seek and accept only those volunteers possessing the highest personal level of stability, honesty, integrity, ethics and unassailable morality" (BB/BS, personal communication, September 1, 2000).RESEARCH METHODS I became a volunteer in the program in September 2000. I choose to become a volunteer to help a child in need. I also knew it would be a learning experience for me as well as my little. I heard about the program through my job at Wakefield's/Martin's department store. Two of my
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as men. Research also shows however that women face various obstacles at different stages of the organizational hierarchy in order to reach top managerial positions and what they have to do in order to break these barriers.Glass Ceiling, Mid-Level Bottleneck, Sticky FloorTwenty out of fortune five hundred CEO's are women (Eagly & Carli 2007, Colleen 2012). This alarming fact is a result of "The Glass Ceiling Effect", which highlights the defeat of women in many businesses along the corporate ladder in today's society. The Climbing the Job Ladder article metaphorically refers to the Glass Ceiling Effect as an invisible obstacle that emphasises the struggles women and ethnic minorities have
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