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    institutions to provide Opportunity to the less privileged group of people in the society. The stated justification for affirmative action by its proponents is that it helps to compensate for past discrimination, Persecution or exploitation by the ruling class, and to refer to existing discrimination. (Affirmative action) Case Analysis The case study revolves around Xerox Corporation,…

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    In chapter 3 of “Chasing the American Dream” the authors write about the important element of economic security in the American Dream. We learn that a vast majority of Americans believed that “In America, hard work should lead to economic security for your family” (29). There is a general perception that the American dream is the assurance that you will reap the benefits of your work, a core component of the American dream is “fundamental compact between hard work and economic security” (31).…

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    In the Hunger Games, the theme of a dystopia is prevalent throughout the book. A lot of the characters in the book and the attributes of Panem itself, show this. Katniss's father is one of those characters who shows how much of a dystopia Panem, or to be more specific, District 12 was. His traits and actions showed how he lived a dystopian lifestyle. The six main parts included in a dystopian society are also shown by Mr. Everdeen. Mr. Everdeen's life in District 12 was tragic. Mr.…

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    The Jungle by Upton Sinclair is well known in history as a book that has caused a change in the food industry. It is about an immigrant family from Lithuania coming to America for a better life. They soon discover the difficulties of living in a town known for it’s grand amount of immigrants and for it’s meatpacking industry. Jurgis Rudkus and his wife Ona Lukoszaite struggle to find jobs while trying to also support their immediate family. They are taken advantage of and used for the most…

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    figuratively dissolve as Miss Baker filled Old Grannis’ voidance with a cup of tea. “It was an enormity. Fancy, she had gone into his room, into his room-Mister Grannis’ room.”(Norris 256). It is because the couple did not attempt to change their class that they were fit to survive and eventually have a successful…

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    Sometimes success is written in your faith but more likely than others success comes with an unfair advantage. The Gilded Age occurred from 1870-1900, the period after the civil war. During the Gilded Age the United States had large growth in fortune and economics. The worded “gilded” means gold and during this era there was a lot of fortune accumulated. Overall during this time period the United States has a lot of gain but also faced an ers with ongoing social issues. Andrew Carnegie, John D.…

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    In the article of “Money: The Real Truth about Money” (2005), Gregg Easterbrook expands the idea about how money cannot buy happiness. He explains how money is not a major source of happiness as it was ranked the 14th when surveys were made. Moreover, he explains the effect of money on people chasing after it. Easterbrook explains about his experience in mid 50s about how wealth and non-wealth did not have much importance. Gregg Easterbrook is an American writer. He is the editor of “The New…

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    The Enemies of the Western Way: A Communist and Fascist Perspective “The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win.” ( Marx, s.4). In Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels's revolutionary work, “ The Communist Manifesto” they speak of an egalitarian utopia in which the conflict between classes that was once the inherent cause of oppression transforms into the driving force for change (Marx, 3.2). The Manifesto paints a vivid picture of a constant battle between the…

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    Hardships Of Immigrants

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    Immigrants often came to the United States around 1880 because there were so many opportunities. Their own countries were strongly lacking things that the U.S had such as jobs, democracy, and land. Still, the U.S gave many of the different immigrants a hard time. Immigrants often had to face hardships, but had graspable opportunity which explains the changing patterns in immigration during this time. Immigrants face many difficulties such as terrible living conditions and awful, even dangerous…

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    Social Issues In Flatland

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    if you are a male, your shape decides your class. Isosceles triangles are the lowest class, then equilateral triangles, then squares and on and on always increasing in one side. So whatever class you’re born into that’s it, you cannot move into a higher class. Your class decides what jobs you preform and the education you receive. This is comparable to our culture because if you are born in to the lower class it is very hard to make it to the upper class. An example of the struggle to grow in…

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