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    project for Beijing Central Business District, CBD. When he entered the construction site of this building, the animalistic hot temperature and rough skin in its interior enthralled Xu Bing’s attention immediately. The direct contrast of the migrant workers’ harsh working conditions and splendid appearances of mansions motivated Xu Bing to record this striking impression of his homeland. Unexpectedly, a real estate developer, sponsor of this project agreed to his idea of making a work of art out…

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    Children would commonly not go, or simply drop out of school to work, and it was accepted by the community. Now in the year 2016, that migrant workers of all ages disregard schooling and continue this practice. An English speaking migrant will make much more money compared to someone who only speaks their native language. In the film, we see the migrant kids from infancy to pre-adulthood participate…

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    ways that to gain financial freedoms. Moreover, I found it interesting that The Poniente emphasized individual character developments throughout the film, rather than focus on the religion elements of everyone’s identity. All in all, the migrant workers and the tomato farmers are both victims of inevitable economic crisis. It is the aim for survival and resources that brought them together and divided them. For some to win, some has to lose. In the case of The Poniente, it required more than a…

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    Argument Analysis: Stephen Colbert and Migrant Workers Stephen Colbert appeared before members of congress to discuss a new law that will affect migrant workers. Colbert’s initial idea was to stop eating fruits and vegetables. This seemed to be in humor. Later in the paper Colbert made a more serious suggestion that congress should implement this proposed law in order to provide protection for the workers. Analysis Strengths Colbert’s speech had a few strengths, one of these being attention…

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    Oscar Wilde implements a heavy focusses significant attention on class in The Importance of Being Earnest. People with and without money behave very differently, though strive for the same response and impressions from their peers. The characters in this novel are exaggerated to the point of absurdity when it comes to their obsession with class. Victorian upper class demands its members to keep up an important image in society and value money and appearance above all else, including people.…

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    In Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, one of the characters, Candy, lives and works on a ranch. He is past his prime, in addition to being physically handicapped. Most other workers on the ranch know this all too well, and often ostracize the man for bringing little work value to the ranch. Alongside Candy, on the ranch live quite a few dogs, some quite young and one very old, who are also determined to provide little work value and are later cast aside because of this. The treatment of these…

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    Of Mice and Men Essay Does achieving a goal take tremendous of hard work? Of Mice and Men is a novel written by author John Steinbeck. The story was about two displaced migrant which were friends and they had to move from place to place to work and have different occupation opportunities. After a while, they had some problems in their work which made it little hard for George and Lennie to achieve their goals. George, Lennie, and Candy had to face some obstacles, and they couldn't accomplish…

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    important role in the socio-economic development of many countries. According to the ILO (2015) global estimates on migrant worker’s report issued in 2015, the world has an estimate of 232 million migrants, in which 150 million of them are migrant workers. The report additionally suggests that of the total of 150 million…

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    The unjustifiable sufferings of migrant farm workers in the United States These days, even though we are fighting strongly for human rights issues such as human trafficking, racial equality, asylum seekers and refugees, child abuse and LGBTQ rights, we have to admit that not everyone is equal. We worked hard to ensure that the people around us have the rights they deserved, but we are ignorant to the suffering of others. In his book Fresh Fruit, Broken Bodies: Migrant Farmworkers in the United…

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    The difference is consent…’ ‪#FacesofProstitution” “Awesome to see all the amazing sex, workers, who are also incredible writers, share their thoughts and experiences ‪#facesofprostitution” “College student. Aspiring lawyer. Activist. Daughter, sister, sex worker. I don 't need rescuing. ‪#FacesOfProstitution” “Nerd, scientist & volunteer in providing clean drinking water to 3rd world communities.‪@Mamamia…

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