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    As time moves forward and civilization advances, individuals are becoming more intelligent, which ultimately seems as if the humans are working towards creating a better future. However, there are a substantial amount of issues that people have neither solved nor attempted to resolve, which has been a problem throughout history. Two of these salient and everlasting problems that countless societies currently encounter is the lack of education and social equality. One nation that faces these…

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    image of what it was like from 1933-35. Readers see how much better it was to be a male rather than a female. We see what your status means and how African-Americans were treated among Caucasians. Many social inequalities are seen and challenged in the town of Maycomb. One example of inequality in sociaty is between males and females. We see this between Dill, Jemmand Scout. Between the kids whenever things don 't go the way they want them to or when things go wrong and someone see them and…

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    one out of every seven people in the United States lives in poverty or near-poverty" (Johnson, 2014). Why is this so? Why does the most powerful and richest country in the world have poverty? Especially when there is an abundance of help and economic power. If that question can be answered, most assured that person would…

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    will feel better. He knows that this was the act of suffering and sickness not being able to feel your legs or not having access to a hot tub every day. He quickly learned that the migrant farm workers only experience inequality. “Structural violence is manifested as social inequalities and hierarchies often along social categories of class, race, gender, and sexuality” (pg. 89) no one is understanding the illness this type of work is bringing towards people. The poor faced many health problems…

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    Income Inequality Income Inequality has been a large problem for decades. Did you know that nearly one in seven children living in Canada lives in poverty? Poverty is said to be the biggest obstacle when it comes to health. Poor individuals are more likely to die at a younger age (Pimento & Kernested, 2015, p. 29). What exactly is income inequality? It is the unequal distribution of money in an economy. People are working long hours and are unable to make enough to support themselves and their…

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    The Running Dream Analysis

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    well known problem society struggles to overcome. Living in poverty, early pregnancies, marriages, and school based violence or discrimination affects many teen girls in ways that don't give them an option on how to pursue their upcoming life. The inequalities that teen females face during education are known around the world and have strong impacts on teenagers in modern America. To bring awareness to this issue, authors influence readers, by writing about it, and use different genres to help…

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    Hyper Segregation

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    exhibited involve deeply rooted structural inequality that has solidified the cycles to which people are born into, and often eventually die into. One of the instances in which hyper-segregation is especially prevalent is in the affluent top percent, as well as in the excessively poor. Neighborhoods are rarely filled with mixed-income, which often leads to a…

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    Wealth Inequality Paper

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    Wealth inequality is a big parts of Americans lives, the problem is that most of us are oblivious to just how large the margin actually is. The United States has the highest degree of wealth inequality among all industrialized countries: On the Gini coefficient index of wealth equality, the United States ranks 93rd out of 134 countries (Central Intelligence Agency, 2009). We see this in policy when it comes to taxation and redistribution. In an ideal situation, the rich would be taxed at the…

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    Rate Of Homelessness

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    the household many individuals become homeless to survive. In the United States, 13.3% of its population are homeless, according to The U.S Bureaus of the Census. Poverty for these individuals may be due to the recent erosions of job dues to the economic recession. Poverty may also be due to the decrees ability in public assistance throughout the country. Poverty is an issue which definitely perpetuates an individual’s ability to maintain a permanent…

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    Materialistic Americans When someone says “American Dream” usually the first thought that comes to mind is the ‘white picket fence’ picture: a tall man in a suit with his loving wife standing next to him and a little boy and girl in front of them; All of them are standing proudly in front of a cute little house with bright smiles. That picture is not realistic in today’s society, and maybe never has been realistic at all. As America was being colonized, the main goal was to become successful…

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