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    In the article Environmental Justice in the 21st century: Race Still Matters, Robert Bullard explains the poor living conditions and the quality of the environment where minorities are located. Bullard touches on the main ideas of clean air, exploitation of land, environment, and people, and global dumping grounds. Minorities that live in urban areas are at higher risk of asthma because the air is not clean. Bullard states that the “poor people and people of color often work in the most…

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    New Orleans State had limited emergency evacuations plans. The governor of the city did not expect the Katrina Hurricanes disaster would be reach to that level. The government has used different approaches to addressing the Hurricane challenges. The federal and state level government have adopted on the basic implementation of the…

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    Gentrification Theory

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    This causes inner city land prices to fall, which in turn makes the property owners and landlords neglect their land and makes the land even more devalued, resulting in the rent being much cheaper than it could be if it was fully taken advantage of. The rent gap is the difference between the actual land price of its present use and the potential rent it could get. The rent gap is important when explaining gentrification because when the gap is big, real estate developers or other people…

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    protection in society as he says “i stroll anywhere / anytime” (Coval, 28-29). His white skin creates a barrier between the young men and gives him an unfair advantage over them in society. Kevin Coval’s poem, “white on the block,” uses clever diction and vivid imagery to address the issue of racial…

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    children on streets of Pakistan including all the major cities and urban centers. According to UNICEF Street children are children who live on the street including children who live in public places, without their families; children who work on the streets, including those who earn on streets and then go back to their families in the evening; and street children who live and earn…

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    Poverty is an issue that people face in every country of the world. Many people are living in poverty today and unable to live within the same standards as others members of their same society, simply due to differences in their financial capabilities. This is an issue for individuals, as well as an issue between countries, having some countries striving with wealth, while other countries struggle to feed and house their people. A social problem is defined as “a social condition or pattern of…

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    the new factories, it was a big opportunity for the community to open up jobs for everyone since it did not take a lot of education so anyone was able to do it. At first people thought it was great and that they were getting jobs and would be able to support their family, but little did they know that soon enough working in this factory was worse than having no job, but people had no choice to work unless they wanted to starve. Although the industrial revolution was a big point in american…

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    Aspects Of The CAGES Model

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    ethnic background Iranian culture has a huge influence on my life. This links in with gender, and class and how these branches of the model link in with the society of Auckland in relation to myself. The Iranian embassy (2010) estimate 8000 Iranians living in New Zealand, I am part of this statistic, and this number has most defiantly increased with the times. My father immigrated…

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    Greek Empire Essay

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    people needed to be stronger to survive in the hardships that came with the land versus the fertile lands and rivers in Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and other land masses surrounding Greece allowed the people of those lands much more laid back style of living. The mountains made it much harder to unify as one by separating…

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    I cannot tell the future, but I have a good idea of what I want to do and where I will be. Ever since I have been little I have always found joy in helping others, knowing that I had done a good deed has always brought a smile to my face. My initial thought when I was younger was I wanted to fly planes, not as a commercial pilot, but for the Air Force. Later on I realized that I couldn’t help too many people while flying in a plane so I looked to joining the Army with the ultimate goal of…

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