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which puts their minority group at a high rate of incarceration. In addition, as noted in the above-mentioned subject matter, one can reason that racial disparity in the U.S criminal justice system is considerable, a social issue confronting our public. Most minority groups such as African Americans, and Hispanics encounter the erroneous outcomes of this issue. Accordingly, should greater attempts be made to stop this ongoing issue within minority communities by all race groups, and those…

class, which can influence how teenagers socialize, as well as how they are treated in their education endeavors. As Hine notes, money plays a large role in the actions of teenagers, dictating how students are perceived and the trends these children support (p. 226). As…

Socioeconomic Class The minorities that live in low-income communities have to deal with lack of green space because it is now seen as an additional purchase in most communities. For those that are low-income typically are located in the city and have to face the dire consequences of local businesses. The businesses can release fossil fuels, chemicals, and other toxic wastes that have negative impacts on the health of many people. Studies have shown that pregnant women prexpose their children to…

A Brief History 1986 – Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited (VSNL) was founded by Government of India. 2002 – Tata Communications acquires 25% stake in VSNL. 2004 –VSNL International was launched. 2008 – Majority stakes acquired by Tata Group. VSNL renamed as Tata Communications Limited (TCL). 2009 – TGN-Intra Asia cable system was completed by TCL and Tyco Telecommunications. Introduction to the study, statement of problem and propositions Tata acquiredVSNL in 2008. Indian subcontinent…

Being in this class this spring semester has given me a much more broad perspective on the lives of people who are living in poverty. Before this class I had not known many of the statistics that we have been learning in class, about not only poverty, but also of the ethnic minorities and or caucasian people living in it. This class taught me about the different kinds of poverty, the different people in it, and how we as the people can do something about it. Before I had this class I had…

prisoners rights, for example education, fair treatment, and voting rights. Specifically, whether or not prisoners should be allowed to vote has brought many different opinions to light, expressing their discomfort or support for such a highly controversial topic. Those who support disfranchisement usually claim they don’t “trust” convicts or they don’t deserve that privilege. But if many believe that mistrust is a reason for disenfranchising a current or ex felon, how is it we trust them enough…

in minority or ethnic studies as part of all college degrees. The unique value of ethnic studies in colleges and universities is that these studies promote respect and understanding among races, support student success, and teaches critical thinking skills. Ethnic studies by and about racial minority groups presents a different narrative that is shaped partially by histories of oppression in the United States. as well as by the intellectual and cultural resources and traditions of those…

parties is that because they refuse to pick a side between the major ‘ethnic groups’, they often end up with a very small voter base and thus are unlikely to get elected. In some countries the Ethnic tension is so historically entrenched that it becomes hard if not impossible to find a middle ground. People are polarized to their respective Ethnic parties making it harder for those multi-ethnic parties to gain popular support. Once the situation reaches this point it completely undermines…

This effect was demonstrated with a White but not racial minority sample. It is possible that Whites feel relatively less protective of other Whites that are counter-stereotypical, compared to racial minority groups feeling protective of racial ingroup members that are counter-stereotypical, given Whites’ superior standing in society. The reduced punishment towards policemen who mistreat plaintiffs that are perceived as counter-stereotypical racial ingroup members…

in middle childhood, ones needs are hat they need peers and need to be accepted by peers (Steinberg, 2011). Jack supports this theory as his whole life, including middle-childhood; he wanted to be accepted by his peers. Sullivan’s theory also stated that in preadolescence, there is a need for intimacy and consensual validation from same sex peers (Steinberg, 2011). Jack also supports this theory because in preadolescence, he got invited to a sleepover with some of the guys. During this…