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    equal opportunity and then raising questions about the legitimacy of the level of inequality, Americans may observe the level of inequality and make the inference that opportunities are unequal. This suggests that Americans see highly disparate outcomes and make inferences about the availability of opportunity. In the following sections, I detail how this connection is important in predicting concern about income inequality and propose that the mechanism by which Americans make this connection…

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    Freedom Writers’ diaries discuss various discriminations and injustices faced in the 1990’s. Despite the two texts being from different eras, they portray the same meaning of equality. Rather than directly defining equality, both texts define the inequalities that are faced by minorities in order to show what must be changed to achieve equality. The authors themselves are among the minority groups that experience…

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    2.(a) Whether Carl, the Pastafarian, can make a discrimination claim depends on whether he is covered by a protected characteristic. Section 10 of The Equality Act 2010 protects employees from being discriminated in relation to their religion or belief. Religion means any religion and lack of, and belief means any religious or philosophical belief and lack of . These terms are not clearly defined in the Act; therefore, it is at the discretion of the tribunals and higher courts to decide. They…

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    The civil rights museum is magnificent. I love the fact the museum preserved the outside exactly the way it looked in April, 1968. There were cars parked in front of the motel to give a feel as if we were there on the day of his assassination and a wreath was placed where Dr. King was shot. When we got inside the museum there were posted scenes of slavery from the time it began to the time it ended. The museum was very organized with heavy security. In today’s society, I guess having enough…

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    In town of Akron, Ohio in the year 1851, Sojourner Truth gave a moving speech in front of the Women’s Convention. In the speech, Sojourner Truth voices her thoughts on the discrimination of women, especially as a black woman. Throughout the story, Sojourner Truth uses personal experiences and allusion to convey her message. Her speech makes a strong connection to the audience to show that racism and sexism is happening everywhere, though men are denying it. In the speech, Sojourner Truth…

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    When comparing countries that utilize a Liberal Market Economy and countries that use a Coordinated Market Economy, it is clear that each type has its own advantages, but the advantages are not equal in magnitude. Coordinated Market Economies provide more equality for workers and ensure that everyone’s voice matters when discussing important decisions. Conversely, Liberal Market Economies are less equal and tend to benefit less people. Many believe this to be a result of political structure.…

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    Inequalities are embedded in marketisation of care due to ‘contracting out’ public provision to the market, insufficient financial support for purchasing services, and different levels of purchasing power among care users. Based on study in England, Sweden, and Australia, Brennan et al (2012) argue that there is no obvious results of lower costs after market mechanisms being applied in care sector, which exacerbated inequalities among service users based on their…

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    Foucault’s statement on power can be understood as an interchangeable relationship depending on the context of the situation. Foucault’s views on politics, power and government can be used to better understand the funding and regulation aspect of education. Power is present in all interactions and can be used to explain contests between various key players, like the government, teachers and students. In the case of “Australia education fails, one in four young people-but not the wealthy ones”,…

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    In this paper, I will analyze John Harris’ argument structure in his 1975 article “The Survival Lottery,” then raise an objection to one of his arguments, then I will state what I believe Harris’ response to my arguments would be. After an analysis of Harris’ arguments, I disagree with Harris’ assertion that all lives are equal based on arguments involving society, virtue, and social effect. I believe that Harris would counter with arguments of utilitarianism, legality, and application of the…

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    Leveling the Playing Field: Socioeconomic Status and Academic Achievement The fixed inequalities perpetuated by a student’s family socioeconomic status make it extremely hard for students to successfully achieve academically. Students from lower socioeconomic status backgrounds are given the short end of the stick from the start. This is something that is further exacerbated by the inequalities within the United States public school system. Public schools are unequal. This may be because of…

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