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    The word gender is a social construction used to allocate a group of acceptable actions to both sexes. Some of the most convincing labels are associated to sports (Coackley, 1998). There is also a belief that there are certain sports that are suitable and unsuitable for females and males. Studies have discovered that sports like gymnastics and dance that highlight beauty and elegance are frequently considered “feminine” while sports like football and hockey that contain components of violence…

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    Egyptian Roots Sociology

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    Roughly 76.7% of Americans report themselves as having a religious belief (Wormald, 2015). Even though most Americans are religious, religion in the professional lives of social workers and the treatment of their clients should not be permitted or used. Religion can sway personal values, create bias against people of a different religion or person that doesn’t have a religious belief and challenges ethical standards. Some believe the concept of helping others is thought not to be an instinct but…

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    The Movie Crash Sociology

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    In the year of 1991, a Porsche was carjacked in front of a video store; The car belonged to Paul Haggis. This incident became the inspiration for his film. Crash is a 2004 film, filled with drama and crime. This movie has won a great amount of awards, such as Best Motion Picture of the Year. It was directed by Paul Haggis, making this his “first directorial project,” according to Mark Deming. In the film Crash, Haggis (director), does an outstanding job of presenting a realistic insight into the…

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    Hidden Figures Sociology

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    The movie Hidden Figures was designed to address issues of gender and racial inequality during the Jim Crow Era. The movie revolves around three African-American woman Katherine Globe, Mary Jackson, and Dorothy Vaugh. Each one of these ladies had their own unique impact on the United States mission into outer space. Through these characters the audience experience how inequality affected women, African-Americans, and African-American women then and now. Conclusively, the movie Hidden Figures was…

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    Hip Hop Sociology

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    Hip-hop originally started because DJ Herc’s little sister did not have any money for shoes and clothes. They decided to have a party and charge guess to enter. Drug use and the crime rate was high in New York City when hip-hop started in the mid-1970s. To try and eliminate some of the issues DJ’s threw block parties. To avoid issues around their community the residents participated. After that the hip-hop culture surfaced through the neighborhood. It then became the most popular thing in the…

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    Sin Nombre Sociology

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    Our group chose the Spanish movie “Sin Nombre.” This movie is related to gangs located mainly in Mexico and El Salvador. The main gang in the movie is called Mara Salvatrucha or MS-13. This gang is strongly known for their violence and popularity. One of the main characters in the movie, EL Casper, is a member of MS-13 and is highly respected by the other gang members. In today’s society, MS-13 is an organized gang that is both dangerous and powerful. The Mara Salvatrucha gang has around 10,000…

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    disease, and they have to get away from their comfort zone, such as changing environment or changing behavior and attitude towards life. What is sociology? Sociology is the study of social problems, and when combining that with aging, sociology of aging is concerned with understanding aging form sociological perspectives and applying that understanding to sociology in general. So when an individual is joining the oldest–old club, things change, such the needs for materialistic need living a…

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    Physical Race Sociology

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    Physical race refers to characteristics that are broad but apply to a wide range of individuals. Traditionally these characteristics are associated with skin, eye and hair color so as to form an identity that can be applied to a wide range of individuals. Sociological race refers to an idea of race within a social setting. That the ideas, behaviors and needs that individuals care for have created distinct lines-unique only to the specific area- of segregation. These lines detail how a society…

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    Gender, race, and class all play a role in defining relationships, identities and experiences that are ultimately shaped by conditions of oppression. With privilege comes oppression, as the underprivileged lack power and are essentially denied the opportunities to pursue life according to their own terms. Exploitation, the 1st face of oppression, refers to the act of using people’s labor to produce revenue without equitable compensation for their hard work. Certain races and genders even today…

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    American Gangs Sociology

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    First of all, if such a case will happen to me I will try to be as more possible polite, but will not I do not let them think like this. I will remind them that through gangs are currently modified from the old times, severals researchers believe that European gangs are claimed to be the initiators of this type of movement, there are some evidence that roots of the Americain gangs are very old as well: “ The earliest record of gangs ' appearance in the United States may have been as early as…

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