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    The residential school system in Canada was a joint initiative between the Canadian Government and the broader Christian Church. The Canadian government involved itself in residential schools to further exert their power over the Indigenous population. As government-funded “institutionalized instruments of control” (Steckley 310, 2017), residential schools can be understood within the context of Erving Goffman’s definition of a total institution. This definition is applicable as Indigenous…

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    Peter Singer ultimately believes that we are morally obligated to help those who need help and are suffering. He provides various arguments that support his belief that everyone should help the dying people of East Bengal. He starts off by assuming one thing, “suffering and death from lack of food, shelter, and medical care are bad.” This assumption serves as a foundation for his many claims since it provides a definition for what he considers bad. Furthermore, his first claim is that we are…

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    Residential school, a gruesome institution that includes rape, torture and abuse. Residential schools have been around since the 19th century. They were created to assimilate aboriginal children into Euro-Canadian culture, and to essentially strip them of their native culture. In both the poem, “Monster” by Dennis Saddleman and the novel, Three Day Road by Joseph Boyden, the authors go in depth on the problems with residential schools. Saddleman explains how residential school obliterates native…

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    Historical Trauma Essay

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    In 1980, a Native American social worker and mental health professional named Maria Yellow Horse Brave Heart spent time researching the long history of disempowerment found among the Lakota tribe. Maria’s work expanded far beyond one single tribe, and in turn translated to the entire Indigenous community. This resulted in her coining the medical term Historical Trauma. Historical Trauma is defined as, “The cumulative emotional and psychological wounding over one’s lifetime and from generation to…

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    University, I worked at a business firm where I found that the current European debt crisis shares some similarities with Chinese economy of the 1930s. One of the most crucial issues of the euro crisis is the legitimacy of the European Central Bank. Some members, like Greece, argue that the monetary policy of euro only considers Germany’s interests, but neglects the interests of other member states. The early Republic of China experienced similar problems. At the beginning of the Nanjing decade,…

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    nation to change how students and teachers think and read by deconstructing Euro-Anglo ways of knowing; to create texts that reflect the needs of the world community of women and people of color” (Anzaldua, 277). Holding on to one’s culture, through deconstructing imposed ways of learning, is important to multicultural feminism no matter one’s ethnicity. Researching one’s ethnic background, to find a way through the strictly Euro-Anglo scholarship of modern American institutions, allows new…

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    stream individuals or groups (Sue & Sue, 2016). In the history of counseling there was not much enfaces placed on being a diverse counselor. The theories were based on those from Euro American or Western Cultures. The theories were considered to be biased against diverse groups and minorities (Sue & Sue, 2016). White Euro American cultures are seen as not only desirable but normative as well (Sue & Sue…

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    Banco Santander And Bankia

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    Banco Santander and Bankia are two Spanish banks that focus on sustainability in the banking system and support national and international projects related to sustainability. Santander and Bankia have followed an opposite policy in the past, and it is fascinating to see how their policies have converged. The first bank, Santander, was and continue to be an excellent example of a sustainable bank; and the second bank, Bankia, was in the past an example of a bad bank with very low credibility and…

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    Forge Lubricants Essay

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    Forge Lubricants Company Profile: Forge Lubricants is a manufacturer of lubricants from heavy duty diesel engine oil, marine grade engine oil, hydraulic oil, industrial grade grease to coolants and automotive diesel engine oils. All our products are directed towards fulfilling the complexities and changing needs of the forging and lubricant industries globally. We understand the dynamics of the forging and lubricant industries which has become the platform and foundation pillars of Forge…

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    Because he is “empowered by Hollywood studio hegemony” (qtd. on 99), Lee portrays “African American presence within the terms of Euro-American dominance” (101). Though financial support cannot solely account for contextual difference, there is no doubt that a “compromise in form and content is inevitable.” How can one achieve a perfect depiction of reality when they are submitting…

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