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were paid off or offered one of their children as collateral who would eventual marry into the family cancelling all debts between the family’s, and criminals such as thieves who repaid their debt to society through free labor. This was better than locking the individuals in cages at the civilian expense (today’s prison and jail) or killing them off (death penalty). Slavery in Africa was not based upon ethnic or culture differences. On the contrary life in the Americas or the New world was not…

For years I have embraced a secret desire to pursue my dream of becoming a doctor; but over the years and locking support and guidance from my parents; I decided to pursue my nursing degree. Little did I know that my desire would become just that. I was born and race in Managua, Nicaragua one of the biggest country in Central America. My mother brought me to the United States at the age of 14yrs old. Having to see day after day my oldest sisters and my Mom coming from work feeling tired and…

Restorative prisons can help many people beyond the perpetrator despite that fact the perpetrator is the only one being treated in these restorative prisons. According to Bazemore (1998), victims are fine with the offender being treated with restorative justice ways. This supports that the victims will not feel like the offender is getting off too easy in restorative prisons. These prisons also help the community because once the perpetrator is out of the restorative prisons they are part of the…

“All Summer in a Day” “They hated her pale snow face, her waiting silence, her thinness, and her possible future,”(Bradbury, 1954). In the short story “All Summer in a Day” by Ray Bradbury it shows the life of a character named Margot. The children of Venus despised Margot, a nine-year old girl, because of her prior experience with the sun. They hated her so much to the point where they would constantly bully and harass her. Jealousy and hatred consumed the children of Venus who had to…

This tells the readers that her mental state has worsened. The result of the woman’s illness worsening was because of her being too limited in the things she was doing. “Mitchell's Rest Cure treatment were locking Gilman away in his Philadelphia sanitarium for a month, enforcing strict isolation, limiting intellectual stimulation to two hours a day, and forbidding her to touch pen, pencil, or paintbrush ever again.” This is also what the women in “The Yellow…

Where would we be today without our beloved technology? In today’s time technology is very important to most people, some are unable to live without the technology right by their side. Without the proper use of technology it may affect someone the way they are and also the way they act, The story “The veldt” by Ray Bradbury is about a couple George and Linda, who are very concerned about their children’s nursery room, built in the happy life home so that they can be able to have some time for…

in their lives. Tornado, as it is well known is a life threatening situation because the storm can sweep away people and their properties. It is in their minds that this storm is dangerous enough and it can cause discomfort to them in any way. By locking at classical conditioning in this case, it is easy to find out and understand very well why the children are frightened. First of all, it has…

Alternatives to Detention Since incarceration has been proven to be ineffective for reducing crime and delinquency. I propose an emphasis on rehabilitation. Instead of locking up juveniles, the juvenile judge should make it his or her goal to divert youth offenders away from secure detention facilities and instead use dispositional alternatives that better match the need of the child. Studies have shown that smaller, intensive programs can work when they are run by well-trained staff who can…

Though it is only used once, its impact is worthy of acknowledgment. When walking down the streets of Philadelphia, Staples experienced people locking their car doors with the sound “thunk, thunk, thunk, thunk,”as he would walk by (Staples 542). This incident led Staples to have a harsh realization that although he is educated, and not a criminal, he will continue to be seen as one with or without…

The Analysis of “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” Provoked by their step mother at the time of a big famine, their father leaves Hansel and Gretel in the woods. They come across a candy house by chance. Its owner hosts and feeds them. Later, she imprisons them and they learn that she is a child-eating witch. They manage to kill her and to escape from there. So is the story of Hansel and Gretel in brief. In its film adaptation , “Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters (2013)”, the things are a bit…