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    everyday thought. Freein’ dat mule makes uh mighty big man outa you. Something like George Washington and Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln, he had de whole United States tuh rule so he freed de Negroes (Hurston, 58). Her comparisons of her husband to Abraham Lincoln suggest that the mule would represent the African American slaves of the United States, further enhancing the meaningfulness of the mule as a motif. This comparison is clear even later in the story when the mule is freed, it is treated nicely by the entire town for a while, until a townsperson finds him dead, "under the big tree on his rawbony back with all four feet up in the air" (Hurston, 59). Whereafter it is dragged out of the town and fed to the vultures while the rest of the town parties (Hurston, 61-62). This parallels the story of slavery in America: ex-slaves enjoy freedom for a while in the late 1800s before unethical Jim Crow laws are instated shortly after the turn of the century. Not only does Hurston use the mule to represent slavery, but also to help show Joe’s shallow love for Janie. He spares the mule for her, but then, after its humiliating death, he prevents Janie from attending the disgracious funeral. “No, the carcass moved off with the town, and left Janie standing in the doorway” (Hurston, 60). This moment in the story is crucial, because it is a turning point in Janie’s life, and is ultimately one of the reasons why she decides to no longer believe in her relationship with Joe. Overall, Hurston’s…

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    The CYPF Act 1989

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    Their role is to encourage the participation of the young person, if possible try to urge them to take some responsibility for their actions and to make amends to the victim. If the family is seemed too harsh on the young person, then Police have the right to intervene. By doing this, it is anticipated that the solution will come from the family (Ministry of Justice, 2005). Youth Justice Co-ordinators are usually qualified Social Workers. Under the Act, the responsibilities of Youth Justice…

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    Unit 2 M2

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    they have offered a more unified method. The local authority services provide help and support for families as they have a responsibility for the care of children and young people. But there are other situations when the authority must become involved for the good of the child. One of these situations could be delivering temporary care until a parent recovers from an accident or illness. Another situation could be taking the child away to a place of safety until a danger is decreased or…

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    Discursive Essay – Video games, Beneficial to education? Video games, played by millions around the world and often thought of as time consuming and holding only negative effects on young minds. This topic is widely argued and questioned by parents and younger people alike. During this essay, this topic will be discussed and argued from both sides, for and against. To begin, when young minds play video games, emotional and intellectual skills are actually developed. These skills are gained…

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    Socio-Cultural Lens

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    A socio-cultural lens offers a contextual approach to understanding children and youth. This approach is beneficial towards young people because it employs a unique methodology in seeking to address issues regarding human behaviour and development, by considering how social relations and environmental context shape an individual. This process allows us to challenge our own beliefs and causes us to question how young people are influenced by their social environment and culture. These methods are…

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    many of them view that technology help children and youth to become more creative, the most of them are anxious about the hazard impact on child. Social media appears the most common use for the children and youth since they find themselves independent, and they can find and communicate with friends easier. The reasons that children choose the internet or social media are different, such as children suffer from stress, depression and anxiety,also who have ashortage in emotion, and adult are shy…

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    health issues as well as a myriad of other problems (McQuaid, 2014). After the 2008 global financial crisis there was a sharp rise in youth unemployment around the world, and understandably so (Fig 1). In cutting costs for many business, the young and inexperienced workers were more often than not the first to be made redundant. Businesses who were still able to hire new workers opted for more seasoned and…

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    existence in two worlds. In one world we have the yearning be an the adult, which is filled with excitement of all the unknown. The other world is the world of adolescence, which is controlled and offers protection. This war between the two worlds is not only emotionally forced on a person, but physically, socially, and ethically as well. For Chris McCandless a 22 year old in, “Selection From Into the Wild” this longing to hold on to his youth and yet gain freedom from and society 's…

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    cuts leads to them being socially excluded, due to being painted in a bad light. This can lead to despair and even anger as they may loose trust in society and services. A consequence is teenage parents being hard to reach, due to attitudes of the media and public creating a view that teenage parents being are a drain on resources, this therefore could create a fear for teenage parents not to come forward and get help. Research by Yardley (2008) looked into 20 teenage parents experiences of…

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    Righteous B and His Ministry of Dirty Vagabonds There are many people who have made an impact when it comes to Youth Ministry. Pope John Paul II comes to mind when thinking about leaders in youth outreach, but I always think of someone who works on a much smaller scale. Someone who affected my life personally when it came to my religion. I always think of the Catholic youth minister and rapper Bob Lesnefsky aka Righteous B. With his wife, and a large number of young missionaries…

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