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    it does not even seem like a big deal and society becomes accustomed to it. Society has stereotypes and misconceptions because of the simple act of people looking at others in a certain manner. Some have achieved the point in which they can ruin lives and any kind of relationships. Stereotypes are the mislead concept of what the real truth towards someone is with bias information. Misconceptions have been a factor to why groups of people are viewed in such a bad way. Imagine being the group of…

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    accommodate those changes. Sex and intimacy is an important part of a healthy relationship at any age. As Dr. Daniel Sewell (2014) pointed out in his video on Sex and Aging there are numerous misconceptions in regards to older adults either not enjoying sex or benefitting from intimacy. These misconceptions about older adult’s sexual activities may come from our society’s stereotype of elderly adult sexuality. Young people may view elderly adults as individuals who no longer have a desire for…

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    SOC 331 Reading Response #1 When we ask people what they know about of social welfare we most likely to hear things that are not accurate because people are not really educate themselves about that and if they know a little there is too much misconception on it and lastly what the most people know might not be accurate because social welfare is stigmatized. For most people it is a shame to say “I am on welfare” because recipients are stigmatized for the reason that they believe being a…

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    With recent uproar of the influx of Muslims into western society, there has many misconceptions of what the Islamic faith is truly about. Moreover, it seems that the mere mention of the words; Islam, Muslim, or Qur’an can bring about emotional thoughts of fear and hatred. However, after taking the time to read the Qur’an and listening to class lectures I will put forth an effort to illustrating that it is not the Qur’an or the religion itself that is the root of this act. On the contrary, it is…

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    These fears and misconceptions are unfortunate, but not a new thing. Christians have long viewed the “Mohammedans” with fear and distrust, a great example of this being the Catholic Crusades, a five century struggle to “liberate” the Holy Land from the native Muslim populations…

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    ASD Stigma, Myths and Misconceptions Closely related to the lack of awareness regarding ASD is the tremendous amount of stigma surrounding the condition. Stigma as defined by Erving Goffman, in his pivotal work Notes on the Management of a Spoiled Identity, is a process through which individuals become socially marginalized, or that which “reduces a person from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discounted one.” (1963,p.3) This is certainly the case with how India as a whole perceives ASD,…

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    When someone steals someone’s food to feed someone else they make a decision knowing that it can hurt someone, but may help others. Stealing is a crime and people continue to commit it, knowing that it will affect their lives negatively if they get caught. When a person steals from someone they are taking something that someone else worked hard to get. For a person to steal from someone is wrong and if they are facing hard times there is a different way that they can handle it. It is a must for…

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    Human life transcends nearly all. If a Jew is held hostage and ransom is demanded, our rabbis permit us to sell holy objects, even a Torah scroll or a synagogue, in order to redeem the prisoner. The Rambam, Rabbi Moshe son of Maimon, writes, “There is no greater commandment than that of redeeming the prisoners…as they stand in danger of their lives, and one who turns his eye away transgresses the biblical command of ‘Do not stand idly by when your fellow man is in danger’ (Leviticus 19:16), and…

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    I don’t fail often. I tend to be good at the things I attempt, usually with little or no effort on my part. I don’t say this to brag about how lucky I am, but to give context. Since I don’t fail often and am generally used to success, the times I have failed make a prodigious impression on me. I am a choir kid. I love singing and choreography and making music. So it made sense that I wanted to try out for show choir in sixth grade, along with about eighty percent of my choir class. For this…

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    What do I think about the president refusing to share documents? I think it is completely fair. As citizens of the United States and a voting group, we should know what the president means. They are the most powerful human beings in the world, and they come across information that should be kept confidential, if to other powerful beings. I believe that mostly it protects us, but I do believe that in some cases if the president keeps information from the federal court, it could be dangerous.…

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