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    Personally, I think that sex and disability is an interesting topic because I never curious about the sexual aspect of the disabled people until this section of the class. Growing up, I had never thought that disabled people would be interested in sexual relationship, but that is the limit of my surrounding. Probably how the community I grow up is difficult from how the American society treat their disabled people. From where I grow up, a refugee camp, the disabled people were not treated…

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    Witness Film Analysis

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    In society today, mentally ill people are often subject to misunderstanding and abuse because of their difference. In response to this, many types of media, including film documentaries, have been created to try to explain and explore the lives of these people. One such film, Witness, a short biographical film directed by independent filmmaker Michael Buckley, investigates the themes of mental illness, documenting the key protagonist John Harrowell during his forced residence within a mental…

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    Autobiography Reflection: The Center Cannot Hold “The schizophrenic mind is not so much split as shattered. I like to say schizophrenia is like a waking nightmare.” – Elyn Saks The Center Cannot Hold, written by Elyn Saks, presents to readers the many challenges that come with schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is a potentially severe mental disorder that is frequently associated with hallucinations/delusions, social isolation, difficulties with hygiene, depression, and problems with concentration.…

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    In addition to an evaluation of Jackson’s cognitive processing skills, an assessment of his social and emotional functioning was also collected to determine how these factors may be contributing to his overall functioning in school. The Behavior Assessment System for Children, Third Edition (BASC-3) teacher report (TRS) was administered to Jackson’s special education teacher Dominic Fontana. A clinically significant score (T=70 or higher) suggest a high level of maladjustment. Scores in the…

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    mostly Filipino and Hispanics. There are few Caucasian, Chinese, and Blacks. Clients age range from mid-thirties to late-nineties. All participants who are enrolled in this center have low-socio-economic status in which depend on social security disability checks and have medical conditions and/ or mental impairments. A very common medical condition are high blood pressure, diabetes,…

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    The essay is about Nancy’s experience with multiple sclerosis (MS) and how society viewed disability in terms of attitude and language usage. One of the mean reasons why she wrote this essay is to analyze and critique the society view on disability while she also was explaining her experience with MS. For instance, she critiqued society ideal beauty standers. She explained that while beauty standers may change over the time, these standers had never included disable women. She also critiqued…

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    Rather, it is a subjective disability the agent could ‘hide’ from reality. This is demonstrated with the text suggesting Aunt-bea is developing a mental disorder that causes her to be forgetful (Gowdy 12). This is made apparent when Aunt-Bea’s daughter states “I can’t get it out of…

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    Many Anglo males married into Mexican families so that they could because the heir to the land (Casas 2007). Women and their families were in favor of this as well because of the social benefits it would bring them. It would bring them protection from other Anglo males and give the children higher status in society. Unlike the colonialization in the United States that discouraged interracial couple the Spanish Colonialization encouraged it (Casas 2007). It encouraged those of darker skin to have…

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    Merridew's Savagery

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    Too many rules restrict the freedom of choices. Too many rules also make it difficult to follow. However, without rules, too much freedom might cause people to become savages. Savagery poses a challenge to civility through the following people and symbols: Jack, the sow, and fire. Jack Merridew was the first one to turn toward savagery, and perhaps the most important reason for causing all the savagery on the island. Jack showed his savage heart the first time during his first hunting:…

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    People gossip. People are all insecure, so they talk about other people so that they won't be talked about. They point out flaws in other people to make them feel good about themselves. I think that at any age or any social class, that's present.” Blake Lively stated this quote, referencing how the different classes in society try to take out the others, trying to make themselves feel powerful and the victim powerless. In John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, this quote lives up to what it means,…

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