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    impermanence (Aronson, Wilson, Akert, 2012). In 1990, Harper, Wagstaff, Newton, and Harrison studied the relationship between the belief in a just world and views of poverty in Third World countries. Their research found that there was a significant positive correlation between belief in a just world and the tendency to blame the poor for poverty. Another study by Baumgartner, Bauer, and Bui (2012) hypothesized that participants who scored higher on belief in a just world would have more…

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    Steve Breen’s political cartoon discusses the income gap which is an economical issue of an increase in the one percent of Americans obtaining the majority of the wealth while the rest of the population approaches poverty. The image itself consists of a torn dollar with the words income gap written across the top and contains two men standing across from each other, where one man appears to be a successful businessman while the other appears to be in the working class. The cartoon is engulfed…

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    2. Which racial/ethnic groups are more likely to be affected by health disparities? Why? Minority groups are more likely to be affected by health disparities. There is a lack of health insurance in the minority community (Kotch, 2013). Being in poverty, lacking of resources/education, and not knowing about sexually transmitted disease (Kotch, 2013).…

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    In Mencken’s Libido for the Ugly, he describes how the poverty in American towns is so revolting and abominable. The indifferent habits of these Americans are what’s causing the towns to have “appalling desolation.” Mencken utilizes hyperbolic language and imagery to criticize the middle and working class in the United States. The dramatic language being used really emphasises the criticisms being made to the town. Within the plethora of hyperbolic descriptions that Mencken states throughout…

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    Obamacare has recently become a poison to the American people like a TV ad. Americans have signed up for this “healthcare program” without reading the fine print. They do not realize that Obamacare does not really give people healthcare. It actually taxes people who do not have insurance. Although Americans have signed up for Obamacare, Obamacare has actually crippled the U.S. healthcare system. First, Obama has forced businesses to cut their workforces causing Americans to lose jobs. Many…

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    because nobody is willing to help the black residents. As a black man I would feel threatened if I got treated in such unsatisfactory way. All the black communities are very overpopulated and can barely afford certain stuff.In page 1 the author stated "poverty rates in these neighborhoods are 1.5 times higher than elsewhere". The fact that they don’t get help from anywhere they fall to a breakpoint where they can no longer help themselves. In addition, environmental racism is affecting babies,…

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