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    largely restricted to speculative, sociohistorical theories that are often mutually opposes”(Stack and Gundlah 211). That was a quote by the authors of The Effect of Country Music on Suicide, Steven Stack and Jim Gundlach. They were the first sociologists to do research on the effect a genre of music on the brain. In the article the two authors analyze the theory of how country music causes suicide. They break up their text in four sections The Explanatory scheme, Methodology, Results, and…

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    Cultural Mainstream Values

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    We are raised by our parents and by our culture, and society indents certain thoughts and a belief about what they believe is ideal. We learn a lot from all these factors. Pierre Bourdieu, a sociologist, anthropologist, and philosopher, claims that “deep internalization of “natural tendencies” are acquired not only through explicit teaching, but perhaps more so through unconscious, informal modes of socialization.” Bourdien believed that “habitus…

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    The Civil Rights Movement in the United States is about the crusade of African Americans. On account of their skin shading, they didn't have similar rights that white individuals had been granted for quite a while. This bad form on African Americans prompted to a period of social agitation. After the Civil War (1861-65), subjugation had finished and African Americans were made natives and got the privilege to vote. In any case, there was such an enormous amount of preference…

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    Rap Effects On Society

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    unsurprising, given its African cultural roots and the tendency among many artists to articulate and promote Afrocentric beliefs, values, attitudes, and experiences. Hip-hop also enjoys close links to African American inner-city cultures and often disseminates representations of urban African American realities”…

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    The victory of the northern states in the American Civil War brought with it one of the biggest changes in United States history: the freeing of the slaves. The economic system was turned on its head and the first major breakthrough for the African Americans was achieved. For generations, black people had been owned by white men, and that was no longer the case. Black people were officially their own people, which was huge progress in the fight for their equality. The end of the fight, though,…

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    World and Me is written to encourage his son to live life without fear of the stigmas that have been created by the American society, and to push through any external factors that may come his way. Coates has three main points that lie under the central argument’s umbrella.…

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    Social Movement Essay

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    challenge and accomplished the goal of ending segregation on Montgomery’s buses (Crouteau and Hoynes 2015). Rosa Parks not only gave rise to the Civil Rights Movement, but also promoted the Women’s Movement, the farm worker’s revolts, Chicano and Native American pride and activism (Wade-Lewis…

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    neglected to end slavery for African-Americans. Almost, two years later on January 31st, 1865, Congress passed the Thirteenth Amendment, to abolish slavery in America. This amendment was then ratified on December 6, 1865. Formally, for the very first time, African-Americans were free in America. Be that as it may, at the time, it appeared as if this change took place only on paper. From that point forward, throughout America history numerous African-Americans battled for " Equal Civil Rights",…

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    W. Loewen, I found many parts that were compelling and, in a way, astonishing.” Lies My Teacher Told Me,” basically shows the reader what is wrong with current-day history textbooks and provides different opinions on several topics. Loewen is a sociologist who studies social behavior within society. Sociologist’s jobs consist of improving issues bases on crime, education, and poverty. Loewen is well-known for his beliefs and contribution to society through teaching and books. In chapter 7,…

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    she discusses the problem the black community faces of not having fathers in kids’ lives. To start off she brings up a speech that President Barrack Obamas gave at the Apostolic Church of God in Chicago. Obama brings up the fact that in the African American culture there are way too many fathers missing from their families’ lives and how they are not taking over their responsibilities. Obama is asking for everyone to realize that the problem is real and is asking for people as a society to…

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