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    juvenile delinquency is correlated with low socioeconomic status. Children from poor neighborhoods are seen as hoodlums and not trusted to behave properly. They are discriminated against and labeled as delinquent before they even get a chance to show otherwise. There is a stigma of delinquency associated with lower class citizens in America that can somewhat blind many to the fact that crime happens throughout all classes. The appearance of high socioeconomic class puts Americans at ease. They…

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    Shamus Khan’s Privilege: The Making of an Adolescent Elite at St. Paul’s School is a excellent example of the sociological imagination at work. The book examines the school from all angles, from different perspectives, and compares it to the school’s earlier years. Kahn often includes anecdotal stories of specific students in between his sociological analyses which help bring the situation to life and provide a more in depth look at the student’s lives. C. Wright Mills, the American sociologist…

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    really drawn criticism and challenge to capitalism as the model of socioeconomic structure. Debates surrounding this issue are often traditionally addressed through two models: communism and capitalism. Karl Marx, in his work, “The Communist Manifesto,” criticizes capitalism for it’s preaching of individualism and competition, which leads to the exploitation of the working class thus resulting in further antagonization between socioeconomic classes. Marx ends his criticism by offering up the…

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    This in fact, associated with the development of diabetes.8-9 In the other hand, a study conducted by S Dagogo-Jack revealed that Socioeconomic factors could be linked to the incidence of disease among minorities.10 One of the significant determinants of health is socioeconomic status and it is different between ethnic groups. For instance, people with low socioeconomic status has reduced access to healthcare. However, diabetic patients should have a higher follow-up to hospitals for better…

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    amount of school funding comes from property taxes, and these schools are likely in low-income areas. Additional school funding comes from standardized test scores, and most students whose parents’ socioeconomic status is low do not have the financial resources available to compete with their high-socioeconomic status peers on an even playing field. It follows that schools in lower-income areas are not receiving the same government funding as schools in higher income areas. Overall, their access…

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    disparities occur when there are differences in the occurrence, frequency, death, and burden of cancer that exist among specific population groups, including racial and ethnic minority groups. The economic, social and cultural variables such as socioeconomic standards, education, cultural beliefs, language barriers, and geographical locations that influence social disparities will be addressed. These disparities affect the care that patients receive due to either the misunderstanding of their…

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    While eighteenth-century Americans may have experienced a blurring in socioeconomic barriers, class division in 2016 is as prominent as it has been in in nearly a century (Adair). As of 2014, the average income of the top .1 percent of Americans make about 184 times more money than the bottom 90 percent of Americans. These citizens…

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    and better living conditions than the current death-ridden society; however, the plague also displayed economic implications in the feudal society of 15th century Europe, as it completely had a leveling effect on the society resulting in vast socioeconomic changes. In the essence of a feudal society, the nobility maintains the holdings of the peasants in exchange of labor for basic…

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    hard work, their children’s lives will be worse than theirs.” As a corollary of this, Wilson seems to suggest that the reiteration of these ideals is in fact a perpetuation of the heretofore persistent socioeconomic condition. Johnson similarly examines the housing situation as it relates to those neighborhoods with a majority African-American population, focusing especially on the idea that the supplanting of African-Americans by voluntary…

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    realized that my father was just another number. Heart disease is a very serious problem in the United States as it is the leading cause of death for Americans (Class Lecture, 9/14/2015). Diving deeper, it is ultimately upstream factors like socioeconomic status and level of education that lead to heart disease and poor health in general (Class Lecture, 10/5/2015). Most obviously, those who suffer from heart disease are experiencing factors like high blood pressure. It is no mistake that…

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