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    of violence against Aboriginal women is the social inequality present within our society. The negative stigma surrounding Aboriginal communities is dangerous for Aboriginal women, more so than anyone else, but the stigma also affects every person that identifies as a part of the Aboriginal community. To understand social inequality against Aboriginal women, social inequality against the Aboriginal community as a whole must be explained. The negative stigma surrounding Aboriginal people is deeply…

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    Social work and helping those who can not help their selfs has always been my career path because of my vast amounts of empathy, my ability to persevere and simply my heart has a lot of love in it to share. As a child at age six, I would attend work with my mother in retirement homes where I was first exposed to state facilities for the elderly with mental illness and other social injustices. When I was a girl I never knew what I wanted to be when I grew up, but I always wanted to help people…

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    seen as different from the rest of the wealthy people in the book, rarely drinks, while everyone else is constantly drunk. The scarcity of alcohol to the public made it desirable and fashionable to the upper class during Prohibition, despite its poor stigma prior to the era. F. Scott Fitzgerald portrays how the old money of America is directly associated with alcohol and how the upper class society became lost in its own drunkenness. The Temperance Movement created by the upper class,…

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    The Movie Clueless

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    early, middle and late adolescence. Arnett (2012) The film Clueless focuses on the second stage, middle adolescence which begins at age fifteen and ends around seventeen. This film shows what the social, emotional and mental development is like for a teenager living in an upper class society. Social Cognitive development during adolescence includes metacognition, which is the ability to think about thinking. During this time, teens learn to distinguish their thinking about thoughts and…

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    skills, concepts, and guidelines social workers must learn and acquire in order be effective when working with an elder and their family or caregivers. Throughout this semester I learned many concepts, skills, and guidelines a social worker needs to acquire in order to better work with the aged and their families. Although deeply rewarding both personally and professionally, work with older adults requires a high level of self-awareness on the part of the social worker. I placed these ten skills…

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    due to misrepresentations. The unfortunate depiction illustrating the underprivileged has created personal burdens and disadvantages among the poor. Bell believes equality from the government and “working class” could link progressive change among a social culture to provide redistribution amidst community wealth. Unfortunately, if modern society opposes constructively changing ways the poor are represented, then the poor culture will continued to be misconstrued by society, mass media, and the…

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    Five Faces Of Injustice

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    individuals are being deprived due to their ethnicity. This causes minorities to be in a low economic position. According to the article “Five faces of Oppression” by Simone Weil it states “A whole category of people is expelled from participating in social life and potentially subjected to severe material deprivation and even extermination. The material deprivation marginalization often causes is certainly unjust, especially in a society where others have plenty” (Weil, pg., 53). This quote…

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    I want to pursue a master 's degree in social work with a concentration in mental health. Obtaining a master‘s degree in social work will allow me to serve my clients based on a holistic approach. I will be able to connect with clients socially, economically, and psychologically rather than just psychologically. Because I have a variety of causes I want to champion, a master 's degree in social work equip me with the versatility to work in multiple settings with my…

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    My passion for wanting to obtain my Master’s in social work comes from a multitude of things: my personal life story and being considered an “at-risk” youth; as well as, rearing two children who suffer from mental health disabilities and my 10+ years of experience in the social services field. Society places a negative stigma on mental illness; thus, making it hard for many to receive the assistance they need to be successful in their recovery. My passion lies in helping those who suffer from…

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    The classified social system in America has oppressed people, based on economic standing, into certain boxes that are filled with limited expectations. The lower the class in society, the lower the expectations and the expected intelligence are. The social system has dictated many people for generations, on how they are supposed to act, until the people within that class do not expect anything more from themselves, and tend not to aspire past their class. “White trash” or a “hillbilly” is a…

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