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    they are born with some advantages and disadvantages that are due to their class. Class is the system and structure of organizing a society, in which people are divided into groups based on their social or economic status. Classes have been in society since early 19th century and was established by western Europe. (Britannica). Ever since then, people had not seen as individuals, but rather, as part of a class. The class system puts people into two main classes of society. Karl Marx, Friedrich…

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    examples of Marxism throughout the story. The Color Master, provides a perfect example of Marxism throughout the story. First of all, the people in the village are under the control of the king’s authority; demonstrating a difference between social class. Aimee Bender, stated that “two weeks later, almost everyone was away when…

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    The Poor Pay All Analysis

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    People are going through some of the same things that you are going through, they just cope with it differently. While reading through “The Uses of Poverty: The Poor Pay All” one will come to the realization that the poor and lower class can in a way, help the upper class. While reading,…

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    Social class can be ranged in different dimensions such as economics (measured in wealth or income), political (status and power) and cultural (lifestyle and beliefs). Social class can create inequalities and is an indicator on social stratification and that is where social groups in society are ranked based on factors such as wealth (Haralambos, 2004). Sociological theories such as Functionalism, Marxism and Social Action Theory differ in their perspective on class stratification.…

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    Muckraker's Working Class

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    Imagine going to work everyday for over twelve hours with only a thirty minute break, and only getting paid two dollars per week. For many working class americans in the late nineteenth century this was a reality. As a result of the injustice placed on the working class new literary movements arose, including the muckrakers. The muckrakers sought to highlight the social issues plaguing the country. One of the most prominent muckrakers during this time was Theodore Dreiser. He is well known for…

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    I Shared My Social Status

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    still had middle class social status. The predominately black neighborhood I moved to was working lower class. Their experiences on what it meant to be black differed from mine which is why they did not consider me black. I reflected on my views of being black as the better…

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    worry about. There are many obstacles Americans have to overcome when trying to achieve the American dream, and for some people the dream is never achieved. For example, Middle and Lower class Americans are the ones who mostly struggle to attain the dream. People in these classes always seem to stay in the same class. Sometimes opportunity is holding people back from attaining the American dream because they might not get the opportunity to be successful. More Americans should be able to attain…

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    Throughout this class, we have gotten to know many examples of characters that truly embody the working-class spirit and hold certain values as critical parts of their lives. Two great examples of characters who give the reader a clear picture of a working-class person are Easter from The Coal Tattoo and Henry English from American Rust. These characters represent different aspects of this very important group of people. With Easter, religion, family, and memories are deemed as essential to her…

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    of equal opportunity and universal freedom have never really been the reality of America back in those days. “Dream” was also used later in the poem and when used this second time you can see it was not brought on by the wealthy or the high social class, it was found in the spirts of the oppressed. The themes used in “Let America be America again” is of taking action and being positive, to make America dignified and magnificent, another widely seem theme is freedom, Hughes focuses on American…

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    economical success without the need of connections. In the current day, the American Dream is not worth pursuing due to the wealthy wanting to take everything for themselves without thinking of the consequences that can come from a diminished middle class. As Charlie Chaplin had once said, “greed has poisoned men's souls,” and is destroying the American Dream. Most people cannot get ahead financially due to the rising gap between…

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