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    to describe the lessons one can learn concerning marriage and family life. The purpose of employing Kolb’s model of experimental learning is to identify and document college level learning skills gained outside of the classroom. The essay will focus on the Smith family, who currently live Bug Tussle, Arkansas Through the writing of a college level life learning essay, this essay will explain that to have a successful marriage and family life in the 21st century, one should rely heavily upon…

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    Furthermore, setting aside domestic violence, there are also issues with the family, such as divorce. According to the McKinley Irvin Family Law on Divorce Statistics, “the U.S. Census Bureau found that divorce rates for most age groups have been dropping since 1996” (32 Shocking Divorce Statistics). One of the main facts about divorce is that 50 percent of marriage in the United States end in divorce. Additionally, the number of marriages in facts have been broken down: “41 percent of first…

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    I am against... Child Abuse and Neglect Thesis Statement: ‘That there should be stricter laws against the abuse of children.’ How can you imagine that...another person here writing about another project about Child Abuse. Yes, it’s annoying like what you think. But it’s important [IMPORTANT] so that you’ll know what to do with your child. But DON’T BE LIKE AN ABUSER! But if you do, then the child will do the same as you will do to them in the future with their children. NOTE if you are…

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    The main role of women was domestic, looking after the household; however, women also had other jobs that are seen as rather masculine jobs. Women took on blacksmithing, sail making, tailoring, and shop keeping. While women’s diversity in jobs depicts power and respect as these jobs are usually held by men, women had no power that came with being able to economically contribute to the household. Family membership had a prominent role in American homes and an even greater role…

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    The collection of essays that composed the fifth section in the “Common Reader” – Family Life, and Gender Roles, were exceptionally interesting and incorporated valuable morals that can be applied on a universal level such as childhood, homosexuality, and the importance of family in human development and behavior. Two clear examples that uphold this moral-universalism are ‘Street Scenes’ written by Ann Hood and ‘Once More to the Lake’ by E. B. White – both essays are personal narratives that…

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    cited in Ore, 2014). My family has not faced discrimination in the mortgage market because of our white privilege. For that reason, my parents had more freedom to choose where we wanted to live and where I would receive an education, which gives a person the tools to have a successful life. Oliver and Shapiro found that minority children who receive a poor education based on the neighborhood they live in does not support them in their “first steps up a racially skewed economic ladder” (as cited…

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    destroys most peoples home. About 60% of this violence happens at one’s home. The immediate cause of homelessness for many women is because of the domestic violence. “8% of families were homeless because of domestic violence in 2008 (U.S. Conference of Mayors, 2008). 39% of cities cited domestic violence as the primary cause of family homelessness (U.S. Conference of Mayors, 2007).” (Domestic Violence and Homelessness, page 1) “One study in Massachusetts found that 92 percent of homeless women…

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    come from families that are closer, but still under, the poverty level also did worse than their wealthier peers but not as bad as the poorer children. This study demonstrates the factor of depth when dealing with poverty. Poverty limits school achievement, in terms of longevity. Authors Jeanne Brooks-Gunn and Greg J. Duncan state on page 62 that, “poverty status has a small negative impact on high school graduation and years of schooling obtained” (EFFECTS 62). The relationship between family…

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    vital courses in which neighborhoods vary is in their racial composition. Specifically, examining the causes and outcomes of residential segregation in U.S. metropolitan regions, with an accentuation on segregation amongst African American and White households. Racial residential segregation is a prominent problem throughout…

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    goodbye anytime soon; as of 2015 the American video gaming industry has generated 13.13 billion dollars in sales. However, the future of the video game industry relies on its relationship to it’s environment based off factors such as: politics, economics, advancement of technology, social culture, and legal…

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