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    We live in a world in which its population all stand in different places either socially or economically but all race towards success. The definition of success is unique to each individual but so is the place we begin on our way there. In a perfect world we would all have the same access to resources and education but unfortunately we are all born into different families and begin our journey on different platforms, creating a large divide between each other as we aspire for similar things.…

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    Hierarchy is a generally accepted term and often associated with positions given on the basis of social status—believed to either bring to order and solidity, or destruction and discrimination into society. Either way, it is an inevitable and existent model in society today; From the beginning of time, this model has been embedded within society through organized religions’, governments, educational institutions, occupational positions, in families, in the biological and chemical aspects in the…

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    Women In Ancient China

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    In ancient Greece, women suffered many difficulties in social, economical, and domestic life. As stated in Women Of Ancient Greece, “In ancient Greece, women endured many difficulties and hardships especially in three main areas. The problems women encountered in this era occurred within marriage, inheritance and social life.” This shows that women living in Ancient Greece struggled with women’s rights and equality, similar to Ancient…

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    Nietzsche and his words have been said to influence the belief system of the Nazi party in Hitler’s Germany. There are several of his works that can appear to back this claim, however, it was never Nietzsche’s argument nor his ambition to create what history unfolded in the Holocaust. But when you have passages presented such as the opening aphorism (257) in part 9 of Beyond Good and Evil, the lines blurry. What is presented to the reader in aphorism 257 of part 9 is an argument that all of…

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    Black Mirror Analysis

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    I recently watched an episode of Black Mirror and I thought it was very interest. It was a season three episode called ‘Nosedive’. This episode was about a girl named Lacies who lived in a world where everyone had this instagram-like application chip installed inside their brain and that everything was based off of your rating. The higher the rater, the better someone’s life is. Lacies wanted to move into this expensive apartment, but her rating was too low for a discount. So, in order to…

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    Four Causes Of Inequality

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    allotment of recognition and respect, the existence of different degrees of freedom to act, and the effects of hierarchies of self-confidence and self-respect, it becomes evident that social status hierarchies are the major underlying reason for persistent inequalities of health and life expectancy (Therborn, 2009). Clearly, social hierarchies yield existential inequality, which has serious psychosomatic consequences (Therborn,…

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    A) Advantages and structural privilege are two different terms that describe the way for a person to able keep up with the progress to reach what you desire in the situation. Mere advantages are weak sense of earned progress toward your goal; for example, you got a perk of having a free coffee because simply the only reason is that being a good friend with the barista. Earned advantages are used in the strong sense of earned progress toward your goal; you decline to go to a party with your group…

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    Hunter-Gatherers Society

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    villages and sure enough, there was a food surplus. Not everyone had to work as a farmer. They had more time to focus on other skills. Social classes began to form. There were now rulers and there were farmers. The rulers distributed the food, which gave them power. There were also those who were rich and those who were poor. Food was power. It was the key to social stratification.Hunter-gatherers societies tended to be egalitarian because they had strict rules in their society, which prevented…

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    anyone can be successful, and wealthy, if they work hard, regardless of race, gender, or class. The Great Gatsby, describes the corruption and destruction the American Dream has caused for individuals in different social groups in the 1920s. Throughout the Great Gatsby, social stratification is relevant when trying to be successful in achieving the American Dream. People in both…

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    a cause, and the root cause of the high rates 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…

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