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    Horror can be described as an intense feeling of fear, shock or disgust caused by something frightful. This emotion is one that is used by the film industry to their advantage, by shocking and frightening the audience into being entertained. 20th Century Fox’s American Horror Story: Freak Show is the fourth season of the horror genre television show. The show premiered in 2014, and follows a struggling freak show in the 1950s trying to make money by acquiring the most unique freaks in town. The…

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    Introduction The representation of disability in the above named films involves the portrayal of characters with various disabilities such as physical impairments, visual impairments and mental illness. Disability was not part of popular discourse, but the film makers merely used disability and disabled characters as props for their stories. The lives that disabled people lead are significantly different from those of “normal people” in the Indian social setup. Film makers chose the subject of…

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    The Americans with Disabilities Act is a civil rights law created for individuals with disabilities. It came about from the disability rights movement where thousands of people began fighting against the segregation that people with disabilities were facing. They voiced that these individuals should be treated equally and get the same opportunities as everyone else and fought to make this happen. The ADA “prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in all areas of public life…

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    Through out my life I watched different documents that showed people with disabilities accomplishing the impossible like Helen Keller, Pocahontas, and the extraordinary people. My mom felt that by watching these shows it would encourage me to keep learning and give me people that I can look up to. I found Lives Worth Living very interesting because it talked about a certain side of disability that I never understood. I don 't like politics but I found the fight for their rights very interesting.…

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    Within advocacy, there are two levels1 mod 3-4 – individual, also known as patient advocacy and systemic. A healthcare provider is the systemic advocate. Systemic advocacy puts in place arrangements that are governing with considered policies and initiatives. These cover all areas of all healthcare organisations. The systems put in place try to create changes in attitudes2 health consuer qld through guidelines and procedures. These help to remove obstacles and look at removing perceptions of…

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    A growing trend in the international community is the growth of Transnational Advocacy networks or TANs. The goal of these networks are numerous, but ultimately boils down to inspiring change. (Dany 2014, 421) William Faulkner encouraged to “Never be afraid to raise your voice for honesty and truth and compassion against injustice and lying and greed. If people all over the world…would do this, it would change the Earth.” We shall look into what are the characteristics of a TAN, what do they…

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    voice becomes powerful”. Advocacy is the active support of a cause or course of action. To be an advocate, it means to take the initiative and physically support in what you believe can improve your surroundings and even the world. Healthcare advocacy can be valuable because it can help support a certain cause, it can bring people to the realization of the current problems in the world, and it also brings people to help their community and environment. Healthcare advocacy can help a certain…

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    implications for the counseling profession. For example, social justice awareness and advocacy in the counseling field has created an institutionalized alliance to the social justice movement through experts, such as Ratt (2008), Palmer and Parish (2008) addressing the challenges of individual justice and equitable distribution. The result of this is that counselors can generate awareness and teach self-advocacy, thereby empowering clients. Counselors possess a multifaceted vantage point,…

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    Health Advocacy Breast cancer has a devastating impact on women. In fact, breast cancer leads our nation in mortality related conditions of women aged forty to forty-nine (Up to Date, 2016). Breast cancer advocacy will be selected for this health advocacy campaign and project. This document will review proposed policy enhancements that involve the adoption of mandated high-risk cancer screening, minimization of out-of-pocket expenses, and investments in population-based effectiveness research…

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    workers should pay particular attention to the needs of and empowerment of vulnerable people (Preamble, para 1)*. Definitions of Empowerment and Advocacy Empowerment…

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