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Social norms. Social norms are rules of behavior that are considered acceptable by a group or society, but what if the social norm happens to be oppressing and discriminating an entire race of people based solely on the color of their skin, how is it still considered right? And what if half of a nation relied on this idea of social norm in order to power their economy? This social norm I have described was slavery. And the half of nation I’m referring to that depended upon the continued idea of…

In an article from Chuck Neubauer from the Washington Times, we can get a current glimpse into what modern day slavery looks like, as well as listen to the story of a survivor of human trafficking. Her ordeal is important because it shows that, although slavery has been outlawed and is a human rights violation, it’s believed that more women today are enslaved in human trafficking than in any other point in history. Human trafficking today primarily involves kidnapping and forcing women into…

Today in the United States we have a lot of interest groups all fighting for what they believe in and what they believe is true. The most influenced interest group that has personally played a role in my life is Black Lives Matter. Not only because it is the loudest and most known group fighting for their protection and safety but because in about a year I plan to join the law enforcement field and become a police officer as well. Black Lives Matter is an international activist movement, where…

4. Glenn, L. Lee. "Re-Analysis Of Troubled Dating In Adolescents." Archives Of Psychiatric Nursing 29.3 (2015): 134-134 1p. CINAHL Complete. Web. 14 Oct. 2015. This is a journal article and a report of scientific research. This article is meant for anyone who looks at the Archives Of Psychiatric Nursing and for people who need a scholarly resource. This was published in 2015 which makes the information more current than my other resources. This tells responses that the researchers got…

“10 years after their launch, social media have revolutionized the world.” How far do you agree with this statement? Your answer should refer to ONE of the following: political change, interpersonal relationships or marketing. Social media are now as influential as, and perhaps in some cases more than, conventional and traditional media (Mills, 2012, pp.162). Mills defined social media as Internet and web-based technology platforms designed to encourage social interaction. In recent years,…

While there are many political issues that people strongly disagree on, there is one issue that most people agree needs to be fixed, college tuition. The main issue with higher education today is that tuition has risen to absurd levels. There are many different theories behind what is causing college costs to increase, and there are possible ways to bring tuition back down. If tuition is not brought back down to an affordable annual rate, the question will become whether a college degree is…

end, but in the end they are primarily similar. Ranging from their blooming popularity, to their movement and believability, film and stage acting are both beautiful and unique in many ways. In Uta Hagen’s Respect for Acting she uses the words of Sanford Meisner. He generates his own definition of acting as “the ability to live truthfully under imaginary circumstances” (Meisner).…

lighting and texture could only be paying homage to great artistes like Church and Asher B. Durand. The second exhibition, the one at the Dorsky Museum, showcases McEntee as a modest, yet unique painter. He stayed in Europe for a while with Church and Sanford Gifford. He was adept at depicting the American landscape. This doesn’t mean he wasn’t dynamic though, as shown by ‘Facing the Catskills’…

her, she used to be very funny during her High school; she did a lots of joke and had more fun. Maddow later graduated from the Valley High School and subsequently, joined Stanford University. She received more expertise by gaining a degree from Sanford in 1994 in public policy. She was such a talented girl, that she received an award at the graduation ceremony. She got the Rhodes scholarship and went to do her Postgraduate study at Lincoln College, Oxford in 1995. After winning a scholarship,…

BLACK LIVES MATTER On August 11, of last year, Salt Lake City police were called to a 7-Eleven gas station on a report of a young man with a possible firearm. They spotted a man who fit the description coming out of the gas station with friends. They asked the men to get down on the ground, two subjects complied while one pleaded against the police and refused to get down. After reaching into his pocket, the officer opened fire and shot and killed 20 year old Dillon Taylor. This case sounds…