Of The People

individual. He has been wrongly suspected of being a mugger in many instances in his adult life. Staples explains “I now take precautions to make myself less threatening.” The fact that Brent or any other individual takes the time to seem safer to other people is ridiculous. Not every black man is a mugger. Not everyone falls under the stereotype that society has given them. Individuals do not have a responsibility to everyone else around them to try and seem less threatening. There is no…

White, L. T., & Jackson, S. (2016, February 16). Why Are Old People So Religious? Retrieved February 18, 2016, from https://www.psychologytoday.com/201602/why-are-old-people-so-religious Today’s stereotypes of elderly people include the long-lasting stigma of the avid church obsessed senior citizen. Compared to today’s millennials (today’s young adult population), religion seems to be of way more importance to older people. 48% of adults over the age of 65 go to church on a regular basis versus…

Pro-life people I am pro-life because when you hurt people we are not living up to our potential. I mean that in a way by your not living up to the high standards God has for us. That doesn't mean you get put on this grading scale where God placed you first to last. I mean God has standards for everyone in my point of view. Some people don't try to live up to them. But the questions I would ask myself is how would you feel if you did not get to participate in life. Like what if Michael Jordan…

Standardized process: standardized people In 1895 a young man, who has a history of poor grades in school, was rejected in an admission test for Zurich University. Ten years later he created three theories that revolutionized physics and, consequently, changed the way we understand the world. His name: Albert Einstein. So, how the most important scientist of the last 300 years was a bad student in his childhood? He wasn’t a bad student; just the way of teaching and evaluation, based on standard…

mistreatment, how young people manage to disclose themselves to others, how young individuals manage to engage with services, and lastly to see how their needs and expectations are met. Main Body:…

The Jewish people have been marked by violence and persecution unlike any other group of humans in mankind long and often troublesome history. Rather it be at onset of great empires like Rome or at the hands of sadistic rulers like Hitler, the Jews have been face with grave circumstances there entire existence. Yet for reasons some would consider divine intervention and others would simply associate as luck the Jewish race and culture has survived and often times thrived throughout history.…

knowledge affects the interpretation and accounts for the manner history is written by historians. An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States and A Different Mirror: A History of Multicultural America challenges the inaccurate nature of stereotypical Eurocentric views because of perception. An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States has a focused view rooted from indigenous peoples’ perspective and on the other hand…

The novel Ordinary People is the story of a family who try to overcome the loss of Conrad’s brother Jordan Jarrett who died in a boating accident. The family also tries to overcome Conrad’s recent suicide attempt which happened before the 1st chapter has even started. A month later after he left the hospital the Jarretts wonder if they will be able to recover from these horrible tragedies. Multiple conflicts are constantly happening in the novel between the family members.. Throughout the story…

Logan Richardson, released interesting albums in the past to make us curious about his next step. Shift, his Blue Note debut, was recorded with the illustrious Pat Metheny, Jason Moran, Harish Raghavan, and Nasheet Waits, but the new album, Blues People, features a new band whose exploration of sound allows a sensible coexistence between post-bop, blues, hard rock, hip-hop, and electronica. Throughout the 14-song repertoire, a past and present reflection on black people’s lives, he fuses all…

In 2011, Aboriginal people were reported as imprisoned at a rate of 756 per 100,000 in contrast to non-aboriginal Canadians at a rate of only 76 per 100,000 (Jeffries, 2014). However, why are Aboriginal People in Canada overrepresented in prison? Could it be sentencing policies or are these citizens more harmful to society? Many factors are involved in this presumption, including high rates of poverty, substance abuse, and a large percentage of judges will decide jail for their sentence even…