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    proud by using the money to help reforms that will not only have an impact on todays society but will benefit the planet and the people for future generations. I hope to distribute $600,00 to food safety, $300,00 to deforestation, and $100,00 to child labor. Food safety, what is food safety? Many people do not question or have a second thought on how their food is prepared and how sanitary it is. In 1905 a novel was released named The Jungle; the book released the sensitive conditions of the…

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    the 18th amendment which prohibited alcohol and brought in the Prohibition Era. Child labor received a massive overhaul. The National Child Labor Committee, armed with photos taken by Lewis Hine that exposed the conditions the children were working with, pushed for legislation to limit the age and the number of hours children could work. Their effort was aided by school attendance requirements. As well as child labor regulations, there were ones for women. Long works hours were limited because…

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    Walmart Slave Labor

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    Wal-Mart and the use of Child and Slave Labour By Karina Da Cruz 04/13/2016 Wal-mart is known for its affordable prices. However these prices often come at a high cost to humanity. Founded in 1962, Wal-Mart grew rapidly, reaching $1 billion in annual sales in 1980 and $100 billion annual sales in 1997. Today the company employs 2.2 million associates and has 11 thousand stores worldwide as well as a massive number of suppliers overseas (About us). The company is also undoubtedly known for its…

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    known as the mother of public Health Nursing because of all the accomplishments that she has made in public health. She was the founder of the Henry Street Settlement and played a role in the formation of the Children's Bureau, National Child Labor Committee, and the National Woman Trade Union League. The Henry street settlement was established because of the poor living conditions of the immigrants in New York City to provide acute and long-term care for the sick and also taught them about…

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    Foster Care System Essay

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    of families not being able to pay their dues such as rent resulting to their homelessness. Child services, therefore,…

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    Frances Perkins's Legacy

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    her name was erased from the memories of the New Deal era, but much of her work, including the Social Security Act and standards for minimum wage, overtime pay, and child labor, has survived. Although the average American citizen today cannot recall her place in history, they are affected by her legacy. While serving as secretary of labor under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Frances Perkins assisted with the drafting of transformative New Deal legislation. She was especially…

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    As a result of the rapidly industrializing economy of America, there was a greater want for child workers. However, the working conditions were dangerous. The children would develop problems such as asthma and would end up having bent backs from working which would cause most of them to not live longer than forty years. John Spargo, a muckraker who wrote The Bitter Cry of the Children, visited a mine to document and expose the cruel working conditions. He worked for thirty minutes and was barely…

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    Nike Labor Trafficking

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    According to a report provided by ILO, there are over 21 million people trapped in modern day slavery. ILO states that “Labor trafficking is the movement of persons for the purpose of forced labor and services”; which includes child trafficking victims. Both MNCs like Nike and Gap had been caught using sweatshops that uses trafficked children in the 1990s. 1. NIKE INC. In 1970, Nike was accused for using sweatshops in producing its shoes, clothing and sport equipment. Nike is produced in China,…

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    Minnie Mouse Toy

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    developing countries are suffering just by producing that toy. ***** Many companies throughout the world use child labor to make their products, which is a very repulsive thought to many individuals. These children are prevented from having a real childhood. However, the…

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    Lillian Wald Hero

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    1914, Wald marched with 1,500 woman down 5th avenue in a “ Woman's Peace Parade” ( www.jwa.org). Lillian achieved many things for civil rights, but the most notable work she did was her involvement with the “National Negro Conference”. That conference became the “founding meeting” of National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. (…

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