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    Oppression In our world we experience, observe, challenge and even commit forms of oppression. Some may ask what oppression is, but when given an example the term is defined quickly. Others, know the definition as soon as the word is given. We see oppression and if comfortable, sometimes challenge it, but do we ever stop to truly think about why oppression is an issue in our society and how we can fix it? This is what I came to realize when I started to journal, ask questions, and reflect on…

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    and in others positive. Regarding the situation that you find yourself in, the process can be for the greater good. In my case, my outcome was positive and beneficial. The outcome was for the greater good because in the end I became a more positive person, I eventually became comfortable with who I am, and beneficial because I figured out that I can accomplish anything and everything I desire in life. When my family and I first moved to Tennessee, I was going to the fourth grade and at that…

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    future, it has always been about choices in society nothing different, but the same choices being made in society-no matter what the century, tradition and culture was. There is a choice that is involved in different situations in life- like what the person should do best. What is the individual options and how to proceed it the correct way in any situation they are in, what will him or her benefit from it. Choices can come from laws that the government functions, jobs that are available,…

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    In Northrup Frye’s passage he says that, “The concept of a responsible citizen very much parallels that of being an educated person. Responsible citizenship clearly requires citizens who are informed and involved. An informed citizen is an embodied knower: a person, who seeks information, considers conflicting discourse, is reflective and utilizes critical thinking skills”. For instance, there are dozens of citizens that vote without possessing…

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    influence on our mood and behavior. It has been proven that if a person is in a terrible mood, as soon as some music is turned on, that person suddenly felt better. Music just have that kind of healing power and effects on humans. The effect of music on our mood is simple. If we are sad we listen to depressed and sad music similarly if we are happy we listen to happy and jolly music. Music have such a great effect on humans that can get a person from feeling down to cheerful and happy. There…

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    Describe the organisation (What body is responsible for the initiative), who is it designed to support? Headspace is an organisation that was designed in 2006 as “a national health foundation”. The organisation was first supported by the federal government to deliver a “youth friendly, stigma free services at a number of locations around Australia.” Headspace promotes that a good mental health is being able to work to your full potential and to be able to cope with everyday life pressures. “The…

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    must have in everyone 's life just to stay connected with one another. One day technology will advance far enough to where social media will just blend its way into our life. Once it is in all of our lives it will start to disconnect people, one person at a time. Just like it is doing to most individuals at this given time in…

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    that used to be sought after, and creates the feeling of being an outcast. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the definition of an outcast is “A person who has been rejected or ostracized by their society or social group.” This definition paves the way to understanding the true meaning of a social outcast. A social outcast is a person that is mistreated, rejected or judged by their society because they look different, have differing beliefs than others, or refuse to change who they are…

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    another to see them. This becomes possible through the ability to edit and delete. Though editing and deleting can enhance a person’s thoughts, it can also be exceptionally powerful in altering the view an individual maintains over themself. Often a person may believe that they will become what they choose to share. Therefore, speaking through text is not a method of conversation because it does not truly allow individuals to learn about each…

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    deteriorate, causing the decline of memory in middle to older aged individuals. Although there are treatments that slow the progression of Alzheimer’s and soften the symptoms of the disease, there are still no cure. Alzheimer’s only continues to worsen as a person diagnosed with the disease continues to grow older. Approximately 4.5 million Americans are affected by Alzheimer’s disease at the current date (Alzheimer 's Disease Center). This numerical value does not include the all the types of…

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