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Partnerships in society can assist with individuals taking a stand to acknowledge issues such as abuse. when a community is on board to make necessary changes by acknowledging the needs of the neighborhood it makes it easier to implement plans and programs, however; community members, especially those who hold power, has to raise awareness on a local level and encourage the public to take pride in their neighborhood knowing that they all are playing a vital role being an active citizen while…

Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer’s disease is a very dangerous and an awful illness. It is found on the “Top Ten Leading Causes of Deaths in The United States”. It is actually number six on the charts. Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive, degenerative disorder that attacks the brain 's nerve cells, or neurons, resulting in loss of memory, thinking and language skills, and behavioral changes, stated from Alzheimer’s Foundation of America. One person’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease…

Teen Killers Imagine your fourteen or fifteen year old child being tried as an adult and sentenced a life in prison without parole? Not only that, but there are full grown inmates that could be a juveniles cell partner. Kids as young as 12 years old are committing heinous crimes. Not just any crime though; they are committing first degree murder, second degree murder and manslaughter. What would happen to these teens? The US Supreme Court ruled in 2012, that juveniles could not be…

Landscape of Civil Rights Rhetoric." Rhetoric & Public Affairs 16.1 (2013): 167-183. Morris, Matthew. "Rhetorical Analysis of “The Drum Major Instinct”: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Leadership." Young Scholars in Writing 12 (2015): 4-14. Powell, Kashif Jerome. "“The Year of the Ballot or the Bullet”: A Discussion of Race, Revolution, and the 2016 Election." Women's Studies in Communication 39.4 (2016):…

Well J.D. Salinger, whose full name is Jerome David Salinger, attended 1 college and 2 universitys.In his book The Catcher and the Rye Holden goes to “Whooton School,Elkton Hills, and Pencey,” three different schools much like Salinger and Holden fails all of them very much like Salinger.The…

courage to continue that counts" - Winston Churchill. Churchill was raised in a very aristocratic family with his father being the British Lord Randolph Churchill, the youngest son of John, and the 7th Duke of Marlborough. Where his mother was Jennie Jerome. His parents were both socially active and politically important which occupied them constantly, leaving no…

In the article “The Mystery of Being in Gattaca”, the author Dmetri Kakmi illustrates the different ways that the film projects disability. Kakmi believes that what makes a person crippled is not always the physical part, but also outside factors that can also make them impaired. The author states that Eugene, the disabled man in the movie, was mentally crippled by his own expectations that he could not meet. When Eugene was born he was a 9.3 rating on the perfect scale, he was born great, yet…

eventual friendship between a military psychiatrist, Dr Jerome Davenport and Navy sailor Antwone Fisher. The movie gives a glimpse of the harrowing struggles Antwone has so far survived in his life. We meet Antwone while he is in the Navy. He is mandated to attend three therapy sessions with Dr. Davenport as part of his disciplinary action for fighting with another sailor. The relationship continues beyond the three involuntary meetings as Antwone begins to trust Dr. Davenport and talks about…

HIV/AIDS in Older Adults HIV is the abbreviation for Human immunodeficiency virus. HIV is an enveloped retrovirus which interferes with your body 's ability to fight the organisms by damaging your immune system. HIV is a sexually transmitted infection. It can also be spread by contact with infected blood, from mother to child during pregnancy or childbirth, breast-feeding and so on. HIV affects the immune system, especially CD4 cells, or T cells. Over time, HIV destroys immune system; the body…

HESTER PRYNNE IN THE 21ST CENTURY Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter occurred in the 17th century, where religiously based laws were more widespread than now. In Hawthorne’s novel, the lead character, Hester Prynne, endured the shame and consequences of her crime of adultery. Likewise, in the 21st century, it is still controversial and unjust for women to be convicted and persecuted for actions as grievously as being discussed. Furthermore, women located around the globe such as Nigeria,…