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    Culture Of Poverty

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    individual’s initiative, it sadly is the most logical, at least within the United States. There is this attitude among those who live in poverty that they are permanently stuck where they are. Interestingly enough, chapter 7 in the textbook briefly uses Oprah Winfrey as an example of a rare case where an individual has managed to successfully make the climb from abject poverty to wealth and stardom (Pg. 208). The viewpoint that this would espouse is one where very few poorer people ever become…

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    Integrity Definition

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    “Real integrity is doing the right thing, knowing that nobody’s going to know whether you did it or not”. Oprah Winfrey’s words put the definition of integrity into its simplest form; it places the word into a realistic context that all can comprehend. The aspect that it will not be acknowledged if the right thing is done is an imperative part of integrity; one should be doing the right thing for the right reason, not so he or she looks good in the public eye. Upholding integrity can happen in…

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    obtained money, and it did not come from old money a term used to imply inheritance. The phrase old money used in society as a way to separate even the wealthy into certain categories old money from the family and new found wealth, for instance, Oprah Winfrey become rich from the production of her talk shows. This statue quote suggested the individual with old money acts with a high level of predominance than other…

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    Running Metaphor

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    sleep you get and also having the mindset and discipline of a runner. One of the hardest things about being a long distance runner is the realization that you are racing yourself and your watch; trying to beat your previous best time. Just as Oprah Winfrey says “Running is the greatest metaphor for life, because you get out what you put into it.” Life can be hard and seem unfair at times, such as when you are running and you beat your own record time, but…

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    The main leadership styles in the modern world include charismatic, transformational, servant and ethical leadership styles. Leaders entice their followers’ commitment to accomplish difficult missions mandated by a dynamic and challenging environment marked by radical changes. Different leaders have their own strong leadership styles which they rely on to deliver to their followers. As the saying goes, everybody is born different and think different, so it does apply in leadership. Charismatic…

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    Controversial Issues

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    Controversial Issues in Entertainment It is known that domestic violence has become a common part of the world we live in today. When it comes to any issues pertaining to celebrities the mass media takes hold of the situation to broadcast and provide any information they have obtained. There are times when the mass media may leave out certain portions of information and leave the audience thinking. According to John Vivian (2011), “not only do people in their contemporary lifestyles need mass…

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OQSzDg-5CI&feature=youtu.be In his podcast, Eric Metaxas interviews Morgan Freedom (along with producers Lori McCeary and James Younger) about the reason behind why he created a show about world religions. The National Geographic Channel will air the show, and it is called, “The Story of God.” The core of the show is to let people see how all religions are “basically” getting at the same thing. Even though the other producers are there for the interview, and…

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    Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck was about two guys named George Milton and Lennie Small who were looking for jobs during the time of the Great Depression. The Great Depression gives imagery that people lost their jobs during the time the stock market crash, so they had to move around for jobs because they wanted a better job so they would make more money and then survive the Great Depression. George and Lennie moving from job to job (place to place) can be applied in life because in order to…

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    Colorism Causes

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    me because of the color of my skin. I was too dark and I was a nappy-headed colored child,…Pat was five years younger that me and she was light-skinned…And I was put out on the porch to sleep…I wasn’t even allowed to sleep in the house..” -Oprah Winfrey Colorism is a form of bias in the United States prominent among the black community that is primarily based upon skin tone and hair type, afflicting relationships within African American households. Beauty standards and chances of succession…

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    America was founded in !942 and reaching its independence on July 4th, 1776, the United States of America changed completely. In Thomas Paine, Rights of man, he argue that the American society union sticks together and works as one. Although Thomas Paine during his time believed that america was a place full of “concord”; however occur that made his beliefs false. There has been many women escaping from oppression. Women has drastically changed society and the way it operates. On the show Law…

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