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    Police Corruption: The Ins and Outs and How It’s Being Dealt With Every day people are able to see their local police officers patrolling the streets preventing crime, helping people, protecting and serving, etc., but little do they know, some officers do more than what is shown on the surface; the prominent thing that is not shown is called corruption. In America, this is a very common issue when it comes to the police force. Some of the earliest police corruption can be traced back to the…

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    Holocaust Ethnocentrism

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    lose our hope, that 's our real disaster.’” This analysis paper will discuss how one couple’s tragedy displays what William Sumner believed is the possible negative aspect of ethnocentrism. This paper will also examine how this couple, and Jewish subculture, overcame one of the greatest pivotal…

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    Essay On Cupcake Theory

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    recounts her life in her book A Piece of Cake, and it is through those instances that theories will be applied in order to explain the behavior that ensued. The theories that will be applied to Cupcake’s behavior first will be strain theory, next subculture theories…

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    Forms Of Digital Crime

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    People are getting smarter and don’t like the history of a founding fathers or the ethic and moral views. This subculture gives people of all ages another way to express their feelings. There are positives and negatives to subcultures and there all fueled by some type of moral compass. For example the famous Ashley Madison website where you could go and find other married playmates. The reason this site was hacked in simple…

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    According to Dick Hebdige's Subculture, the Meaning of Style, style as a form of resistance can be easily seen in examination of the punk movement, which emerged in the late 70's. In the UK, it can be seen to be a rebellion against the working-class youth's limited options in a capitalist driven society, as punks rejected the traditional values set out by the self-interested middle-class. Punk style aimed to shock and repulse with participants using their clothing as a means of breaking away…

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    inclusion of cultural objects from different cultures can be seen as signs of an inclusive society, it can also be regarded as cultural theft. For example, the theft of hip hop culture by white Americans is evident from their large presence in the subculture. Their participation in hip hop can be seen as appropriation due to several factors, including the past history of cultural theft, mockery and the lack of respect for the…

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    Kimmel Guyland

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    even how certain “rites” are necessary for young men to enter “Guyland.” Kimmel discovers a novel and thriving male dominated subculture through these testimonies, one which traps young men into a reactionary community that denounces emotion, depth, and individuality in favor of communal strength and solidarity. With “Guyland” being one of the most influential subcultures on the future men of America, Kimmel hopes…

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    Cities area are Atmosphere, Motion City Soundtrack, Owl City, and Cloud Cult. Countless underground acts keep the subcultures very alive and passionate about the…

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    Lgbtq Research Paper

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    Introduction to the LGBTQ+ Community I have been a part of the LGBTQ+ community since my junior year of high school, and I can say that the people in this community are some of the strongest, toughest, and most pride-filled people there is. LGBTQ+ stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer, and any other identities that have yet to be broadly publicized, including Asexuality, and Intersex people (Weinberg). These groups are very tight-knit, both amongst their intersections and in…

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    67). Since subcultures tend to adopt and share common views and rules as those they work with, it can have a devastating effect if the subculture conforms to what is called the blue wall of silence. The blue wall of silence is an unwritten rule among officers that encompasses a culture of solidarity and discourages reporting fellow…

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