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    The Real Slumdogs

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    Social structure relates to “The Real Slumdogs” because, without the mega-slum that is Dharavi, other cities and countries would not be able to purchase goods nearly as cheap as what we have come to expect. In Dharavi, there is no minimum wage; there are no labor laws – or, at least, there seemed to be none according to the movie. In the movie, much like the migrant workers in “The Harvest,” families work long, strenuous days with little pay and, in order to make the very most they can, they…

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    which are “the real thing” that makes one’s life worthwhile. Insincere life style is the first way human can choose to live and it is shown at the beginning of novel when Tostoy explains that Ivan Ilyich’s life is based on an outer appearances and social statuses means. He is surround by “the best circles of lawyers, and wealthy gentry in town...” (54). A luxurious life style is all Ivan…

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    A given position (for example, the occupation of priest) may belong to many individuals. Social position influences social status.” (American Sociological association). Positions in society play a ginormous role in the way the society works. You have many different roles involved. You have your priest as they used as an example, there are teachers, law makers…

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    How Social Status Affects Storytelling in Ancient Greece Around the world everyone is grouped into a certain social status which is mostly based on the amount of wealth you have. Social status has been around since Ancient Greek times and social status has been written in various pieces of literature.The purpose of this paper is to define social status and the types of social status in ancient Greece, and how social status affects storytelling from ancient Greece to stories of today. Social…

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    three girls. Written 1962, “A&P”, in its own simplicity, raises many of the themes that are big for America such as feminism, foolishness, and status which are all major themes introduced in this short story. First, “A&P” raises some feminist issues such as the idea of women’s liberation.…

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    Diversity Club Reflection

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    In seventh grade, I found myself thrust into the world of elite, predominantly white private schools. As a person of color coming into this environment, it seemed as if issues regarding racial diversity, religious diversity, socioeconomic status, and even colorism would be inevitable aspects of my experience. Initially, I did not acknowledge the presence of these issues in my new surroundings as they were topics that I had never encountered before and consequently did not fully understand.…

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    Social status is an irony of American society if every man is born equal. (in text citation of the declaration of independence) Based upon race, income, and education, people who have very low social statuses, become immovable and motionless. Blacks are a common group of people found at the lower end of social status. Blacks should be the term used, not African Americans. If forced to come to America by ship and the current generations have been born on American soil, they should be referred to…

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    Education Disparity

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    This is the case because many adolescents are unable to obtain higher education due to their background, which results in a vast imbalance in education. Mentioned in the article, “Children, Racial Disparities, and Status of,” the author expresses that, “Among students classified with disabilities, black students are twice as likely as whites to be educated in a separate setting. Black and Latino children are significantly less likely than white children to receive…

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    Low Status Reflection

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    students in each classroom are homogeneous when it comes to status level. I am currently in a classroom that is teaching above grade level math, meaning that the second graders in that classrooms are learning material that third graders are learning. When it comes to status issues I can clearly see that my class has students that fall in a high and low status level position. Based on what we read on the chapters in smarter together low status is mainly a student that will not participate or will…

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    Jane Austen’s novel, Pride and Prejudice, revolves around the major recurring theme of social status within marriage in the eighteenth century. Coincidentally, social standing is the most emphasized within the novel and provides the basis for the important plot points prevalent throughout the story. The characters, depending on their class, marry for security and higher social standing, an eighteenth century notion that contrasts heavily from the qualities applied to currently married couples.…

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