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    Being a critic for such a vulnerable community is difficult because ethically the critic has to separate himself or herself from being influenced by the misconceptions of the foster youth community that society has created. One misconception that society has for foster youth that are placed in relative foster homes is that they do not experience the same emotional turmoil as other foster youth that are placed in foster homes with non-relatives. By including quotes from the poems in the book…

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    Feminism is meant to help bring everyone up to the same standard, no matter if your race, gender, sexuality, anything. One of the biggest misconceptions of feminism, is that men cannot be feminists. Of course men can be feminists! The only requirement to be a feminist is that you believe everyone deserves gender equality! Feminism is meant to be a thing that is shared and unites people, not something…

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    Video Games Misconceptions

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    had an impact on people is video games. Video games can provide entertainment, education, and can bring people together. Some critics of games claim that they are violent and meaningless, but in fact, games are a benefit to society. A common misconception is that video games are a recent invention, but the truth is they have been around for almost seventy years. According to online website’s, museumofplay.org, Video Game History Timeline, in 1940, an inventor named Edward U. Condon unveiled a…

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    generalizations about African Americans have been around for a long time, but as the American society evolved so did the stereotypes. As soon as the importation of the African Americans began, the whites were seen as the superiority in the United States. A misconception of African Americans widely spread and was accepted. The Americans stated that the African Americans often had dispatched raging ways, were ignorant, lazy, and buffoonish; this…

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    Know Your History The people of Hawaii tend to have a misconception of Hawaiian history. Hawaii's people understand a history of Hawaii but not the correct one because of the denationalization of our people. Denationalization is the term used in the law but it means the same thing as “brain washed” and it is the same method the Germans used in World War II. The Germans used it against the Jewish people to wipe out the population of Jewish people. We need to understand that the goal now is not to…

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    Las Vegas Misconceptions

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    often see the beauty and elegance proudly marketed by Las Vegas; the city does what it does best—put on a show. The city does nothing more than put a façade to hide the failure to serve our community. I chose to write about Las Vegas because the misconceptions of my hometown affect how people think of me when I introduce myself. Upon saying I was raised in Las Vegas, the immediate response is, “Oh, I didn’t know people actually lived in Las Vegas. Do you live in a casino?” If people unfamiliar…

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    of tyranny. This family went from a relationship of love to bitterness. Domestic Violence, can have the ability to take a toll on a person. Whether it is to those physically, emotionally, or even mentally. Kambilia and Jaja were aware of the misconceptions or disadvantages that took place in that house. Whether they we’re naïve to the events or even became use to the indication that this was normal. These actions that took place over the duration of the story, caused for bitterness to form…

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    The Facts and Misconceptions About Ketosis and Ketoacidosis By Marcus J Michael | Submitted On July 26, 2012 Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author Marcus J Michael The break down of body fat…

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    all. The Observation that people with a lot of body weight seem to have more health issues relative to people with lesser body weight, has led to a common belief that being fat means being unhealthy. This is the one of the main causes for the misconceptions about obesity that exist. It’s not the fat that causes the problems, it’s the lack of…

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    My Uncommon Misconceptions

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    An Uncommon Misconception: The Conviction of Adoption Many young children have misconceptions in life, these range from how babies are made, to whether or not heaven really is a castle in the clouds. Children often gain these through hearing one thing, and coming up with the cause on their own, often resulting in a very creative interpretation of what something is not. Children are prominently known to be the most creative and rambunctious people around, solely because they have not…

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