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    As I reflect over my first year here at the University of Washington-Bothell, I have gain many new skills and discovered more about myself while also facing new challenges as I navigate through my college career. The most important aspects of going to college for me is learning more about myself, making connections with people, and learn new skills or develop skills that I already have. I feel like the classes I took this year really help me get a sense of what I like and dislike. I would say…

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    which I believe helped to sway the opinion of the court. Some of the factors taken into consideration by the court included: • The imbalance of minority representation in the job classification at issue • The long term goal of a workforce representative of minorities in the labor force • There was no quota system or deadline for the inclusion of minorities and women • The plan merely authorized a candidate’s sex as a consideration, not a defining factor for promotion • The agency directed its…

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    is not a compelling reason, and universities should not be permitted to utilize race-conscious programs to achieve it. The Fourteenth Amendment protects individuals, not groups, because every human being is different. It does not follow that one knows anything of substance about an individual by merely knowing what racial group they belong to. While it would be wrong to argue that race no longer plays a role in our society, people of all ethnicities have achieved greatness, and it is impossible…

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    Valenzuela Family

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    2012). This explains how the communication from Mrs. Valenzuela was not only helping the overview view of the children towards the world, but also she was creating the self-identity of the children that would prepare them to integrate with certain groups and…

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    Affirmative Action Pros

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    gender, and origin. Martin Luther King Jr. once said "A man should be judged, not by the color of his skin, but the content of his character". While Affirmative Action started out as a valid way of removing inequality created by years of coercion to minorities, it has created a society which values skin color more than merit…

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    primarily black. Officials and environmental regulators failed to provide proper flood and hurricane standards, leaving poor black sectors of New Orleans to take the heaviest financial loss and mortality rates. If there was more focus on this minority group they may had been better prepared for a natural disaster. One of the most common environmental failures communities face is lead poisoning, which was precisely what happened in flint, Michigan. Although this environmental disaster is most…

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    Education is the most important influences on health in the contemporary United States. With a good education, you don’t only understand the risks that substances like smoking tobacco or drinking have on your life, but with a better education you are usually provided with a better job or career and given more coverage with insurance and health care. People who are poorly educated usually end up getting a job that doesn’t have the best pay, that loses their interest and doesn’t challenge them,…

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    is made to present an overarching picture of America’s current predicament, it falls short of exploring the specifics of very different experiences that minority groups in the U.S. face. Not acknowledging these differences, does not inform the reader just how dire the situation can be when discussing unemployment, inequality and poverty of minority…

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    Introduction: As we know, “minority” does not necessarily mean “small” in reference to size. In fact, many minority groups, such as women, African-Americans, working class, Muslims, etc. as are actually quite large, sometimes very close in size to their perspective majority figure or group. Criminalization of a minority group consists of making that groups’ activities illegal and restricting their access to resources. Criminalization itself typically fits into one of two models; The Conflict…

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    Class In America

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    Is America the land of opportunity? Is the classic American dream tangible in the modern day journey to success? There are many factors that are detrimental to the ability to succeed; such as socioeconomic status and class standing, minority status, and gender. Over the years, America has become the land of economic disparity, not opportunity. The impact of class is a leading cause of American’s inability to not only succeed, but live their daily lives. Class can affect anything from health,…

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