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    it because they work minimum salary jobs or the amount to be payed is too large. Dennis Kucinich display these reasons when he says: “For those barely holding on to middle-class status, the median income for a four-person family is just over $54,000. Yet the average US household with credit card debt owes more than $16,000 to credit card…

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    True Lies Analysis

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    On the other hand, while viewing the film True Lies, I found it very violent and infiltrating to the mind and soul. The protagonist Harry, is portrayed as a white traditional family man, who happens to be the head of his household. On the other hand, Harry’s wife Helen, is portrayed as the traditional mother/housewife character and is employed as a legal secretary, which is considered as a lower paying job in comparison to Harry’s. For this reason, women are treated as second-class citizens by…

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    Another factor that should be considered in broken families would be children who are raised in homes where they have a parent in prison. It is estimated that 1.7 million youth in the United States have at least one parent currently in prison and that millions more have a parent in jail (ojjdp.gov). Preliminary research suggests that children with incarcerated parents may exhibit a range of academic problems, including poor grades, behavior problems, and school phobias at higher rates than…

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    Development Supplement of the Panel Study of Income Dynamic to study family structure’s connections with physical health, behavior, and emotional well-being for adolescents ages 12-19. Findings suggested that adolescents living in family structures without two biological parents have weaker outcomes. Nowadays, more than 50% of children will live a portion of their childhood in a single parent family (p. 323). In this study, different family structures are examined first. Next, differences in…

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    Childhood Hunger Identification Project (CCHIP) shows that approximately 4 million children lack proper nutrition and experience hunger. The study examines the relationship between hunger and variables that effect school age children. Children from families that lack proper food and experience hunger, are at a greater risk of showing behavioral, emotional, and academic imbalances. The organization identifies that approximately eight percent of children under the age of 12 in the United States…

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    world’s most successful children and young adults are results of one parent and two parent households. Do children really need both parents to thrive? Arguments that a boy needs his father around to learn how to be a man are most commonly present. Raising a well-rounded child does not depend on the number of parents present in the home. The values taught and the morals demonstrated for the child to mock. The behavior, social skills and emotional well-being are not affected by the number of…

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    million adults who smoke cigarettes (22% of adult men and 17% of adult women are smokers). This review suggests that the smoking may be different for men and women in response to percentage of smoker in adolescent and different social classes and family influence on smoking initiation and cessation. The Health and Social Care Information Centre indicated that the prevalence of regular smoking among children aged 11-15 is 6% boys and 9% girls in 2014[1]. The percentage of girls was more than…

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    Nuclear Families

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    “Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family. Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one”(Jane Howard). This quote emphasizes the basic need for a family. Whether by blood or oath, all children require support from a guardian or parental figure until adulthood. These figures are the most influential impact on a child’s development, mental health, and potential future. A nuclear family is a family group consisting of a pair of adults, whether they are…

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    Uncle Tom's Cabin Gender

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    representation of power abuse is shown through the young master Tom slashing his whip at the feet of the horses startling them until George tells him not to and in response he whips George for telling him to stop (Beecher, 1852).The cruelty of human behavior when they have power is sickening. Mr. Haley and his son show the cruel aspect of people with power. They think they are superior to George and this lead up to the idea of them being able to do what they want to George. Although Mr. Haley…

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    Disgrace Of Incarceration

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    Also, the price of incarceration affects impoverished families. African American mother, Charlene Hamilton recounts her struggle to maintain the household after father, Carl Harris was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for a drug charge. The struggle resulted in homelessness for her and her daughters.Mass incarceration produces undeniable damaging effects…

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