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    In this movie that character is portrayed by Maman. He is a well to do “business man” in India. In his life he has found a way to make money from exploiting the orphaned impoverish children that line the streets of the India slums. While in his care Latika is treated as a servant worker. She is put to work every day, pan-handling pedestrians and motorist at every given opportunity. Along with the other young girls Maman as in his employ, she is to take turns carrying and tending to the infants…

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    beneath the bustling metropolises of the captivating Latin American country of Brazil are it’s notorious favelas. Favelas are highly populated, urbanized areas located within many of Brazil’s largest cities. Brazil is continuously recognized for its slum regions within its cities because of the increasingly poor and dangerous living conditions in which its inhabitants are exposed to. Although there are many issues present within these communities the importance of access to clean water and…

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    doing their best as a society and doing what they know works. Even if it was different than others, their slum helped run THE CITY. This document as a whole was doing the exact definition of sociology: studying THEIR society and human behavior. By picking certain people and following their lifestyle for a while, outsiders were able to see the society of these people within the walls of their slums. Interviews helped the creators…

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    Good Fortune

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    eastern Kenya is Kibera Slum. It is one of the largest slums in Africa, with a population between 500,00 and 1 million people all in about one and one-half square miles. Silvia is a midwife who moved to Kibera from an impoverished village. Silvia’s substance strategy is more of an industrialism one. There is no room in the slums to farm or grow their own food, due to the high population density. Silvia claims, “a lot of trash, but life is good here.” The economic system in the slum creates a…

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    12 Angry Men Bias

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    Both Twelve Angry Men (Rose’s Drama) and “Racial Bias Among Jurors at Heart of Supreme Court Case” (Liptak’s Article) deal with Judgement based on somebody’s background. In Twelve Angry Men a bunch of rich, white jurors tries to solve a case about a slum boy who supposedly killed his own father, and in Liptak’s Article, a group of jurors decides whether an individual is guilty or not and the thing that they judge him about is his race. However, despite the similarities of this novel and article,…

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    world. Mother Teresa is a women who grew up in a small village with big dreams and a generous heart. She first became a nun at the age of 17. First, she was a school teacher, but then realized her true calling was to help the less fortunate in the slums. Mother Teresa started her own religious order called the Missionaries of Charity. She was also awarded many awards including the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979. Mother Teresa then passed away peacefully on September 5, 1997. After her passing she was…

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    have a latin translation. A Guilt by Association fallacy is grouping people together and then making a judgement on the group as a whole. The character who used this fallacy in the film Twelve Angry Men was The Stockbroker. The Stockbroker said “Slums are breeding ground for criminals” The Stockbroker’s quote was a Guilt by Association because he is taking the fact of where the boy grew up and grouping him with others who have come out of this area. The Stockbroker is not looking at all the…

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    being employed under the brutality of the bosses and living in yet another country’s slums decided that enough, was enough. Kracha used his intellect and what little money he had saved to find himself as the owner of a butcher shop. With this Kracha not only found a safer environment to work in, but with his increased income improved life for himself and family by being able to remove themselves from the slums. Kracha used his innovation and intellect to find his “American Dream” which could…

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    Khayelitska Case Study

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    Khayelitsha, Cape Town South Africa Map of South African slum, Khayelitsha Introduction: Khayelitsha is a slum located south east from cape town in south Africa as shown in the diagrams above. The township 25 km from cape York and 19km from Wynberg and the name Khayelitsha is a name of Xhosa (South African person generally living in the East Cape) origin which means ‘new home.’ There are 5 characteristics a place must have to be deemed a slum and Khayelitsha ticks those 5 categories. These…

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    services, corruption within and their lacking resources and political will of the government are enabling the growth of the slum in urban areas. Related to the poor urban governance, policies that are made by the local and national government that falls to its failure also adds to the problem. Government fail to give appropriate policies that will fulfill the needs of the slum dwellers. Locational choice factors such as commuting costs, public amenities that will satisfy their needs,…

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