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    Gender has always played a vital role in the interpretation of social media. It is usually seen that the way social media has been used is of many types and it can be seen that social media has had a big impact on how it can be used. The way both the genders use it, is also very different. The factors which cause it to use also vary for each of the genders. The social media has full accessibility and in this modern era, there is hardly anyone who is ignorant about the usage of it. It can hence…

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    might face problems that could be as a result of their age. For instance, the interest of the companies in hiring highly reliable people, who can easily perform jobs like lifting heavy weights, or walking fast to different places. Others problems are ageism, as a majority of people do not perceive old and young people as equally dependable. Most likely, they understand that old people are outdated and should just retire. When a person possesses factors such as, maintaining a good physical…

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    The aim of embedding indigenous perspectives in education is to embrace Australia’s First Nation, their culture, identity, and their dreamtime stories into Australian mainstream schooling. Aunty Tina Quitadamo (cited in Beresford et al. 2003, p. 149) comments ” similar to our dreaming, I see quality education as an evolving, holistic, spiritual and educative process providing meaningful opportunities for personal growth”. For the past 200 years Australian education formulated post-colonial…

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    Despite the many programs and systems in place meant to protect the elderly, elder abuse remains prevalent in our society. In the U.S. alone, there are more than half a million reports of abuse against elderly Americans each year, with millions more going unreported (Robinson, Saisan, & Segal, 2016). As elders become more physically fragile, they are less able to stand up for them selves and/or fight back if attacked. They may not be able to see or hear as well as when they were younger, as…

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    because of their age. As evidenced by Allan and Johnson (2009) younger populations, such as undergraduate students tend to hold more negative attitudes towards the elderly and those who had more factual knowledge of aging showed reduced levels of ageism attitudes. This clearly shows the lack of knowledge available to students and the public about the elderly population and what they are capable of. More often than not, people tend to forget that age may affect the health and cognition of an…

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    Companies that advertise on television find creative ways to promote a new products or services and capture the attention of viewers. Commercials are a tools for companies to reach a broad spectrum of new customers. The use of clever gimmicks and catchy phrases, along with the promise of looking as good as the models, thus increasing the sales anti aging products. Both men and women use products that promote anti aging to look and feel younger. These products include creams and ointments…

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    The education system has always been a driver of social policies. Its primary purpose is to develop each individual passing through the system to their fullest potential, imparting the knowledge of social norms and values as well as preparing a work force that is able to contribute to the economy. In recent years we have seen the education system dealing with much more than education and social norms. For some time now the extent to which the education system is failing black boys has been a…

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    in life, many find themselves old and full of worry for what the future may bring now that they might not continue in their career. Retirement is considered a way for society to control the job flow, as well as a possible portal for discrimination. Ageism, which is “prejudice and discrimination directed against people because of their age (Henslin 365),” is demonstrated in retirement in many different ways. Gender, race, and social class create a variety of retirement experiences in the United…

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    organizations and many companies are implementing diversity related policies in order to curb the issue of age stereotype (Posthuma, & Campion, 2007). Principally, age stereotype has gained much attention with several states passing legislation to control the ageism within the workplace. This course of action implies that age stereotype policies might affect the performance of an organization in case managers appear to have negative age stereotypes. Factually, organizations with well-established…

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    and even murder takes place. Discriminating and belittling the power and strength of your partner or family is just another piece to this social issue puzzle. As a society, we need to realize that each social issue, sexism, racism, discrimination, ageism, are all building stones of an even GREATER social issue that has mortality effects. Its time our society comes together and self-educates on the lasting effects of the social issues our society has…

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