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    joy to help my family financially. I would help pay off their debt and buy them what they deserve, which is one of the main reasons I want financial security. Additionally, at some point in my life, with financial planning I would not have to work as hard and worry about my future. I equate this goal of financial stability to living like the one percent of U.S. citizens, rich beyond belief, and not having money worries. The main motivation to achieve this goal is to help my family. If I…

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    ' 'Coming from where I 'm from. ' ' As Anthony Hamilton said on his Album Coming From Where I 'm From. These lyrics relate to me by not letting anything get in my way from achieving my dreams in life. Chief Leduff has inspired me during my early teenage years. Therefore, as I follow the footsteps of a black man during my early teenage years who help me change my life around and get my organization going around Baton Rouge and other cities around the area. At the same time, Chief Leduff…

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    When I was 14 years of age, four people I trusted raped me. I knew I had no business being with them, but I wanted to hang out for a while. I had little to no structure. My mom always wanted me inside. I got tired of being in the house all the time. There was nothing to do at home. All I could do was watch TV and sleep. My mom and her boyfriend were always drinking, drugging, arguing, and physically fighting. That is not a good environment for a child to grow up. This made me feel unsafe and…

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    Gilbert is a 24 year-old boy, who should be out living his life, but is instead stuck with the responsibility of caring for his family. He took on this job after his father committed suicide to escape from it, and this is where all of his problems stem from. The best way to understand Gilbert’s issues is by taking a look at his relationships with each member of his family. To do so, I will begin with the person who had the least impact on his life, Ellen. Ellen was a young girl, going through…

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    Consumer Culture Analysis

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    article that will be discussed in this literature review is: “Low-income families and coping through brands: Inclusion or stigma?” which is written by Dr Kathy Hamilton, from the University of Strathclyde, in 2012. This article outlines research that was implemented and carried out in order to view the struggles that people encounter every day to avoid being socially stigmatised, and focuses primarily on low-income families…

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    particularly because no one in my family has. From an early age, my parents have made me self-aware of my future; my education and dedication in the present will translate into future successes. Due to this, my family has always been supportive of my college education; in fact, my grandparents in India have also encouraged me to pursue a higher education, as the opportunity to do so was not easily attainable for them. College is a foreign concept in my family, and I have the privilege to deviate…

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    Masculinity In Waterlily

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    relationships between family members, men and women, and between large groups within a tribe. In Dakota culture, children were first in all things, especially through the eyes of their female relatives. As the future of the tribe, teaching children how to be respectable and generous adults was of the utmost importance. It is no surprise that Indian women were astounded by the physical and degrading way the whites acted…

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    came from interviews from different family members including Jan Burg, Travis Burg, Devin Burg, Jordan Burg, Sandy Blue, and Jana Gamage. My family has experienced a major shift in the past three generations, the shift was from a farming family to a suburban family. My great grand parents on both sides were farmers and expected their kids to be farmers because that 's all they really knew back then. When my dad’s parents were young, they took over the family farm. My dad’s parents, however,…

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    Tenant Housewife Essay

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    economics of the time put a stranglehold on many families, while social level kept the families going and attending church as well as school. The cultural practices reinforced the notion that women were the housemother and the father the breadwinner trying to remain the…

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    Reflecting back I was the one to take initiative with discussion or ideas to help form our group. When we started discussing our family issues being primarily bereavement services I knew I did not have much experience in that area of work. I contributed…

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