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    In addition, my ultimate goal is be appointed as a Judge in one of the Juvenile Justice System, for a judge makes a conclusive decision on the direction a misguided child will go. I sincerely believe that there are other techniques, rather than incarcerations, to teach a lesson and ensure that they will never commit a crime again. A Masters…

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    The biggest influence on me as a writer was the introduction to National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo. NaNoWriMo is a worldwide phenomenon based out of California. The basic idea is to give writers a chance to stretch themselves by challenging them to write fifty-thousand words in one month. As November approaches each year, novelists prepare to be antisocial and concentrate their brain power on hammering out a novel. From my first introduction to NaNoWriMo in 2013, I have participated…

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    Throughout history communities in America face the harsh reality that throughout their life they will be policed. The act of policing is the creation done that insoles personal control, social control, political control, and some aspects mind control. The form of policing has changed over time, in the past policing for slaves was done by their inability to walk freely between plantations to real policing done by legal officers. Many people face the struggle of policing on their daily lives for…

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    had to undergo a new reality. Their religion, education system, tribal customs, and languages were all destroyed. In 1960s, American Indians began the Red Power Movement where Native youth began fighting for their rights. One of the most influential social and historical movements for American Indians was the occupation of Alcatraz. It influenced other acts of resistance. Not only did people gain consciousness they also developed community and a strong identity. The Bureau of Indian Affairs…

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    multiethnic students from different cultures and countries. Now having that in mind, the school systems, educators, and policies must tolerate the fact that these students are not like the native ones. They think, act, and talk differently. Intercultural education for the educators to have certain skills to communicate with the a globalizing classroom is very essential in raising and improving the community as a whole, and it eventually can resolve many implications that both the educators and…

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    Definition Of Revolution

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    itself with its economy in ruins, and its government plagued by corrupt bureaucrats and lobbyists violating the constitutional rights of its citizens. From the fraudulent businessmen in Wall Street, to the institutional racism found in the justice system, the many problems that lie inherent in these establishments primarily stem back to one single institution: The government. The tide has swept back from the previous revolution, but now it is time for it to build back up. There must be a…

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    Sheila Katz Theory

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    Introduction: In 1996, the U.S national welfare system switched from the idea of welfare as an entitlement program, to welfare as a time limit- work based concept. Through the implementation of The Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), previous federal programs were replaced by block grants. This modern policy complicates the opportunity to gain a higher education and income for mothers on welfare. This study focuses on 64 mothers on welfare participating in CalWORKS. The program allows an adult…

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    Well, the idea is that students will have to attend school from home by attending online classrooms if there are too many snow days in that particular school year. Some schools all over the country have already adapted to the virtual classroom system. Colleges are allowing Postsecondary students to attend their classes online rather than driving to the campus, and there are K-12 schools that are ran completely online. Despite the successes of virtual classrooms, though, they are not helping…

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    racism and sexism is what she terms intersectionality. The theory states that the various aspects of humanity do not exist separate from each other but rather are interwoven. These aspects are gender, race, sexual orientation, class, and disability. Systems of justice often try to isolate or separate each aspect. When this is done essential meanings can be lost and misconceptions can be formed (Crenshaw, 2016). This theory proposes that you cannot examine one aspect of an individual to…

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    et al., 2014, p.2). The explosion left many dead, and hundreds injured in the local surrounding area (McNeill, Pell, and Roberts, 2013). An investigation conducted after the calamity found a failure of compliance of the Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act by West Fertilizer Company (WFC), as they did not list ammonium nitrate on required paperwork submitted to the Texas Department of State Health Services and the West Volunteer Fire Department (McNeill, Pell, and Roberts,…

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