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    live in a patriarchal society.A sociological definition for patriarchy is a social system in which males hold primary power, predominate in roles of political leadership, moral authority, social privilege and control of property; in the domain of the family, fathers or father-figures hold authority over women and children. During the twentieth century patriarchy was extremely evident. In my own personal opinion I believe patriarchy has roots from the very beginning of mankind, when the physical…

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    as protective factors in overcoming adversity. Racial socialization is a set of behaviors that address how African Americans should feel about their culture and how they react to racial tension in America. Research has found that receiving racial socialization messages that indicated pride and being educated about one’s culture led to positive outcomes academically, mentally, and emotionally. Historically, the family has been a main form of support for African Americans. The community, the…

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    was in effect from 1935 to 1996. The program was created by the Social Security Act and administered by the United States Department of Health and Human Services. The aid to dependent children policy provided financial assistance to children whose families had low or no income. This is relevant to social work practice because the social work profession’s deepest are concerned with poverty, from the time of the Elizabethan Poor Laws. This set of laws was the “poor laws” which gave the local…

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    Tennessee Williams’ “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” challenges gender identity with the atypical American husband and wife role representation. In class we have previously discussed the division of the American family as it is represented in “Death of a salesman” due to the inadequacy the men felt within that show. Now in “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof”, the same lack of personal acceptance is in not just in the men but also the women. The stereotypical roles of marriage call the husband to be the breadwinner…

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    to fit their growing demands and were able to develop new technologies to increased their efficiency. After traveling through different time periods to observe their family life, I am now able to have a deeper meaning on how humans came to be so emotional, hardworking, sophisticated, and well-educated beings. Hunter Gatherer Families Humans on Planet Earth lived very simple and rustic lifestyles prior to 10,000 BC during a time when they were referred to as “Hunters…

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    Stagman, & Smith (2012), at risks for youth consists of living in a household without English speakers, living in a large family, having parents who both lack a high school degree, families who have changed residences on or more times in the last 12 months, coming from single-parent homes or having mothers were teenager when the child was born, and children whose parents had no employment in the previous year and show economic hardship. For those teenagers who are considered at-risk, chances of…

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    that they can get away with it. Women in the workplace often do not report the harassment that they receive because they are afraid of the outcomes. “Despite possessing the entitlement to report harassing behavior to employers through Title VII, many women today decide not to report this behavior, and instead silently suffer each day that they attend work” (Lewis 201). Most women consider all possible outcomes that can happen from them exploiting the harassment that they receive, therefore…

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    Incest Crime Essay

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    strategies for reducing the crime of incest in this country. With the aid of statistical data, we can determine the patterns of an incestuous behavior in order to eliminate it from the future. We begin by defining incest and discuss all pertinent areas that can aid in a respective solution. What is Incest? Incest is defined as sexual contact or marriage between family members; an incestuous relationship can occur between (1) mother- son, (2) father-daughter, (3) stepfather-daughter, (4)…

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    When I was reading and trying to imagine “Nacirema’s Body Ritual” for the first time I couldn’t relate with any aspect of the culture. I found the Nacirema’s cultural practices as estrange behaviors. This culture was very distant, unusual and different from mine. Magical and exotic traditions and rituals were unnecessary for me and I could not understand why these people were so devoted to them. “Several shrines”, “charm-box” and “holy-mouth-men” were new words for me that represented very…

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    Children of divorce suffer substantial reduction in family income since now only one parent is the sole provider for the family. Most children’s relationship with the parent who has left, often go into a downward spiral due to distancing. Loss of “residential stability”, they often have to move from the family home because of the drop in their economic standing. For example, in the film, The Pursuit of Happyness, Will Smith separates from his wife and…

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