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    result. “ If you want to tattoo your whole body, there will be a person spending time to tattoo you and it is really hurt. Also, this process is telling you that there is no way back”, said one of the members from Yamaguchi- gumi. In the Japanese gang culture, tattoo means you pass through the first stage, and there is anything difficulties coming in the future, you can still go through and deal with it. The tattoos have four mean colors, which are black, red, blue and yellow. They will put…

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    Freeman, who is put on trial for assaulting Maya, impacts Marguerite’s self-image by making her think that it is her voice that leads to his death. The author says, “...but if I talked to anyone else that person might die too” (Angelou 87). If Mr. Freeman did not assault Marguerite then she would be under the impression that her voice would kill people. She sees her voice as deadly and is too scared to use it for a while after the incident. He makes her feel…

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    person’s name is part of their identity. A name describes who a person is and helps to create their identity. Names are important and are something that can’t be denied. As an example, In “The House on Mango Street” it is shown how Esperanza hates her name. Her name means "hope" in Spanish, Esperanza’s name carries a lot of connections and expresses her Mexican heritage, as well as, for her a sense of waiting or expectation. Names identify a person and their heritage. People have been given…

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    was a lesson that was completely reinforced by the house I lived in, in which I grew up. As kids, if any of us even remotely suggested that we were focused on someone 's looks, we were immediately punished and reminded that there is no way to know a person based on what he or she looked like, but rather it is important to know the heart inside the body. Making snap judgments based on appearance was definitely not acceptable in our household. This was difficult for kids, since young people often…

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    People are stereotyped based on their looks, personality, skin color, place of birth, living arrangements, grades, etc. While stereotyping is common in the world today, people want to break free of this. They want to be their own independent person. They want to be authentic, original. So, when a person is placed into a certain “box” they will often try to break free of this. Such was the case for the young man, Dave in the short story, “The Man Who Was Almost a Man” by Richard Wright. Dave was…

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    that used to be sought after, and creates the feeling of being an outcast. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the definition of an outcast is “A person who has been rejected or ostracized by their society or social group.” This definition paves the way to understanding the true meaning of a social outcast. A social outcast is a person that is mistreated, rejected or judged by their society because they look different, have differing beliefs than others, or refuse to change who they are…

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    Building My Identity

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    improving a house, just as you are never really finished reinventing yourself as a person either. Thus, the affair that helped me “build my house,” and construct my identity, was when I witnessed my father’s journey through entailing a major heart surgery. It was November 21, 2012, I was twelve years old, and my mother and I had rushed to the hospital. Its monochromatic, hostile interior was veiled by a drab grey color, and a pungent odor patrolled the halls. I walked into the cold room to…

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    My Placement Experience

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    differently because they are different then me or those I work with. Confidentiality is important because when dealing with the finance classes some individuals might be embarrassed that they are there and seeking help. By doing this we will not exploit the person and their finances with anyone. Lastly, responsibility to the profession keeps me dedicated to my work. I take it serious and respect those around me and the programs that we put on. I am devoting all my time and energy into this site,…

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    that did this was baseball hall of famer, Jackie Robinson. If you don’t know who this was, just know that he was the first african american to play major league baseball. Jackie dealt with many racial slurs and booing from the crowd because of the color…

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    The Deindividuation Model

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    Deindividuation is when a person loses their sense of self awareness. This is brought on by anonymity and will lead to aggression and antisocial behavior. Deindividuation has been proven by past research. It has also been shown that other things such as group size can lead to deindividuation. Dehumanization is when one person treats another person or persons like objects or animals instead of human beings. The person will say or do things that downplay human life. This helps the person to feel…

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