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    These strategies include making the housing affordable for lower income families, closing the wage inequality gap, and working to fix child poverty amongst younger children. An Expert Advisory Group recommended a “two-pronged” approach to reducing child poverty (Boston, 2014). It emphasized the need to raise incomes of poorer families, and improve the complicated…

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    Egalitarianism

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    Many liberals are titled progressives because they vacate old ideologies of inequality and suppression. While they receive hostility from the conservative opposition who want to keep America as it was, many liberals see the potential for a socially equal and just society. There is no way to know for sure if passing legislature that…

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    Health Inequality

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    Socioeconomic Status and Health Inequality The American Psychological Association (2015) defines socioeconomic status as being, “commonly conceptualized as the social standing or class of an individual or group. It is often measured as a combination of education, income, and occupation”. A low socioeconomic status can create health disparities among marginalized groups. According to Statistics Canada, “income is a well-established health determinant—people with lower incomes tend to experience…

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    Polarization In The Media

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    politically based on economic inequality. The economic growth of the U.S. economy has improved the financial position of those of higher incomes, while lower income citizens stayed the same. This unequal distribution of growth is recognized as income inequality. Those at the top could utilize resources to prevent the redistribution of America's wealth, while those at the bottom would do the opposite. Polarization amongst the politicians are related to the income inequality of the American…

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    speech that was presented uses rhetorical devices, ethos, pathos and logos to support her claim on gender equality. Watson’s speech uses a very simplistic structure whereby she states her purpose in uniting women and men together against gender inequality. The campaign aim as stated…

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    Inequality In Society

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    Generally, men have more power than women and this is one of the reasons why gender inequality exists. Gender inequality began far back in history. Even for cave men, women were expected to produce and care for children. Eventually this led to the idea that women are not capable of doing other jobs or activities. In the past, women were treated as fragile…

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    Robots and machines are even overqualified to do the mundane and monotonous tasks that the unskilled worker is willing to do. Unfortunately, this means that labor wages will continue to decrease and the poor will continue to get poorer. Wealth inequality in the United States will continue to be a hazardous problem and eventually the economic implications of this revolution will heavily impact a majority of the population. The government must step in and offer an economic solution to a problem…

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    Inequalities In Society

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    Society has developed a constantly repeating cycle of oppression and inequality. However, using the power of newfound technologies has led to the individual to be able to research, speak out, and unites with others to break free of the grasp of large corporations. Professor Tim Wu analyzes the growth of digital technology and the internet in, Father and Son, and he concludes that: “It may be true, today, that the individual holds more power than at any time in the past century”(Wu 556). Wu also…

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    Ebola Society Vulnerable

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    Is our society vulnerable? Recently, when Ebola virus has been raging in West Africa out of control, various countries in the world would inspect anyone from the affected area rigidly and afraid that Ebola virus course public scare. Is our modern society vulnerable? Does science and knowledge bring stronger social structure? Admittedly, with the development of science and technology, people could enjoy their lives without worry about most of plague, such as the Black Death estimated to result in…

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    Katherine Boo not only describes unhappiness and poverty in Annawadi but also shows how structural poverty and inequality produced by globalization regulate the life in “Behind the beautiful forevers”. Global market capitalism strikes the root of the poor people’s anxious lives who suffer from worldwide economic slump, non-regular workforce, and the rat race. Annawadi is a slum of Mumbai in India and is surrounded by the airport and five splendid hotels. It is hard for Annawadians to get jobs in…

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