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    culture as well. In his analysis, Snead reports the conditions in the trenches. “Soldiers faced significant health risks because of these… conditions. The environment created a breeding ground for numerous disease-carrying parasites such as fleas and lice, a particular nuisance for a soldier serving in the trenches.” However, when speaking of the battle of the…

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    The Stanford Prison Experiment was an experiment based on the roles of people, and how easily people will fall into those roles. The prisoners were stuck in the basement all day for 6 days, and both the guards and prisoners lost their morals and individuality. The act of dehumanization also provided the prisoners with fear, anger, and helplessness. The Stanford Prison Experiment was not a physical genocide, but a psychological genocide. Genocide is the “intent to destroy, in whole or in part,…

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    church could do little to prevent the backlash from the people, they were just as likely to fall to the illness as anyone, leading many to see the church as being no better than any other. The people had no idea the cause was a disease spread from lice carried by mice, with so much death they only viewed it as udder abandonment. So when the devastation passed, the people were not interested in turning to the church as was in the past, they turned to their own humanism. It is important to…

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    Kim: What made you want to be a teacher? Mrs. Zulick: When my kids were younger, I spent a lot of time in their school, Theodore Roosevelt. One day the principal of the school at the time had asked me why I don’t apply for a position since I was there all the time. I applied for a position as a 1:1 aide in my son’s fourth grade room. At 44 I decided to go to school for the first time for my bachelors in education, I wanted my own classroom! Kim: How many years have you been teaching?…

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    Racism is a belief that there is a definite difference among various human racial groups which leads to unequal treatments. Racist is usually prejudice, and some people might discriminate someone because of his or her race. Everyone has done something racist in their lifetime, but the level of discrimination is different. It is a common fact that one should not treat a person base on their race, and everyone should be respected equally. Although children have been educated about ethnicity, not…

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    The Blumenthal family was only one of many who suffered from the holocaust, under the reign of Hitler. Marion Blumenthal was lucky to have survived with her family, but not without memories of the terrible suffering her and the rest of the jews in that time went through. The book, Four Perfect Pebbles was named after a past time game Marion would play to distract from the horror around her in the concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen. She would search the grounds of the camp for four pebbles, each…

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    was labeled as a neglectful and abusive mother. In fact, even the police labelled her and accused her of killing her daughter because she was a single mother and it may have caused her to “stress” and result in murdering her daughter over her “head lice.” This is where personal views played a role and instead of investigating, everyone assumed, they looked at her history and believed that their theory was based on facts. When the pictures of the wounds of Kaitlyn were taken to a dentist, he…

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    a study of human service students and their perceived conception of elderly homeless persons and their communal responsibilities. Examples of the responses received were that the respondents were likely to believe that elderly homeless people have lice, tuberculosis, are smelly, and are dirty. Further, most of the respondents were in agreement that elderly homeless people were lonely, isolated, fearful, and felt neglected. The research is quoted as saying, “Overall, perceptions regarding…

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    The world has always classified people into social classes based on a person’s working status, income, or nationality. These social classes indicate the abilities and characteristics of the people who have been strategically placed into them. These classifications are degrading and biased because many factors are not taken into consideration when placing people into them. Yuri Hererra’s short story, “The Objects,” is an allegory that adequately reveals how people are put into different social…

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    Feminism - We women and man are equal ABSTRACT: We have lived in a male dominated society for more than 11 years since 2000. During these 11 years, we female have never ever stopped fighting for our own rights, no matter it’s the voting right or the working right. Kate Chopin – the forerunner of the feminist authors, started her fight for female’s rights from the early in the 19th century. In an era when most of the people don’t even have the idea of gender equality. “The story of an hour”…

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