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    I believe I would continue to be an exemplary recipient of the Social Justice Scholarship at USF, I have dedicated my life to fighting for social justice in my community. I currently work full time at the Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center, managing the Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) at South San Francisco High School (SSFHS) and two other high school programs. I also do community-organizing presentations and workshops for other organizations and schools in the Peninsula, organize youth to…

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    Justice is Not Just The justice system does not give a fair trial to those outside of cultural norms. These norms usually consist of “white, middle class” people. Trials are unfair because of stereotypes held by jurors and biased opinions against the poor and minority populations. These problems have been entrenched in our culture for centuries and are exposed in popular media and culture. Not only does the 1957 movie, Twelve Angry Men, show these biases, they are also shown in the more recent…

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    Metro Center Case Study

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    provide safety and comfort, it also increases a persons social and finical status while normalizing civic engagement. This brief will access the area of Metro Center in Nashville, Tennessee covering topics such as availability, affordability, gentrification, and homelessness, while providing policies that would benefit the area. Availability The area of Metro Center is largely inhabited by commercial businesses with major through traffic coming from a neighboring interstate, downtown Nashville…

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    Sula And Mama Day Analysis

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    The Influence of an Outsider in Society in Sula and Mama Day In every society, there are certain rules about how one should act, think, and say in any given situation that are perpetuated and must be upheld. If one strays from those rules, those ways of being, they are considered outsiders. The idea that outsiders do not follow the conventional rules of social behavior that are set in place by a society are prominent in Toni Morrison’s Sula and Gloria Naylor’s Mama Day. Morrison looks at an…

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    Leslie to give one of his big mind-changing speeches. Stan tries to uncover what his father has been doing in secret for PC Principal. The season culminates with references to America's new calls for gun control and the ultimate definition of 'gentrification' from South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. The episode begins with PC Principal in a gentrified part of Russia fighting humanoid ads as an outcast in a coat that resembles the posters for Leonardo DiCaprio's new film The…

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    (Haden-Guest 2005, Edelson 2005). Commenting on the work, Dragset said: At the time, Comme des Garçons was already in Chelsea. We were pointing toward something that eventually would happen. Art and the fashion business go hand-in-hand with the gentrification process. The artists often come first and then the designers (Edelson…

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    asked if they were able to afford the new businesses, 52.4% said yes while 47.6% said no. 48.8% did not consider moving out because of those changes while 41.9% did consider it and 9.3% considered moving out for other reasons. Finally, 30.2% said gentrification did not affect their standard of living, while 27.9% said it affected them both positively and negatively, 25.6% were affected negatively, and 16.3% were affected positively. Mapping results We mapped 55 new businesses in East Harlem…

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    or a dishwasher” (Ehrenreich par. 11). So, the more expensive the town is the further it pushes their employees away. As a result, of that gentrification begins to break in leaving lower income families into crowded urban neighborhoods. Leaving their small businesses to either be knocked down or to run out of business. On the other hand, while gentrification is happening to lower-income families the wealthier business tends to be climbing to the top of the charts because of their new businesses…

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    The ways in which a community is strengthened, through their natural environment, varies cross-culturally and across socioeconomic levels. The last example from the study in England showed that Muslim women used green space as a location to develop their social relationships with each other apart from Muslim men. In total, 46% of the participants saw the benefits of improved social relationships when at high quality green space. With the belief that mental health could be improved, 46% agreed…

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    person’s opportunities in life? In this essay, I will discuss the differing characteristics of enclaves and ghettos by using examples to show how the residents of these areas are affected, as well as the development of “hyperghettos” and the role of gentrification in their development. An enclave is defined, “as communities where a high percentage of members of the same group, often of the same cultural and ethnic background, voluntarily reside” (Hutter, 294). The neighborhoods within an…

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