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    Mike Rose’s article provides the reader with an excellent representation and description of the true value of a blue-collar worker. Stereotypically, this group of people is not seen as being very bright, since intelligence is often measured by the number of years of education that a person has. However, the article explains many examples of how blue-collar people must constantly use their brains while on the job. Throughout this class, we have read many books that explain just how important this…

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    Extent of white-collar crime in the United States One of the biggest problems in understanding the extent of white-collar crime is access to data. Gathering data can be very difficult to do, as there are so many different types of white-collar crimes. Estimates of the cost also vary greatly depending on which crimes are included in the list. These crimes are also increasing when compared to street crime. (Desilets, 2014) The skills required to commit these crimes are becoming more common.…

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    If her mother hadn’t instilled the beliefs she did into her, what would have happened to all those farm workers and families that suffered for so long? I truly admire Dolores Huerta for the things she did and the way she went about doing them. She has earned respect from various president left and right and that I can say not many women have accomplished let…

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    DFWC Case Study

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    One of the movements that the DFWC members campaigned in was for city playgrounds. Club members persisted, and succeeded, in their efforts for gaining support and funds for these playgrounds. To raise funds to build the park they personally went door to door requesting donations. Writing numerous letters along with many speeches, they managed to receive fourteen thousand signatures on a petition presented to the board of education. In doing this, they finally won over the school board who in…

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    food workers are treated. And, finally Eliot Coleman writes about how the word organic has changed because…

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    author’s irony by stating in the title that it is a “prominent bar,” made me laugh. As Secaucus is known as a grungy farm town, and there is nothing prominent about it. The setting for this poem is actually a dive bar that caters to blue-collar workers, in Secaucus New Jersey. It is about a drunken woman bragging about her fabulous and glamorous life when she was younger. She is telling her story about how she once had it all the looks, the money, and the men. Then as time passed by, and…

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    Gender Roles Through Toys

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    Learning Gender Roles through Toys Gender roles, what is that? Well it is social and individual, they decide how guys and females ought to think, talk, dress, and cooperate inside the setting of society. Many people may not know this exist in the 21st century. Well in-fact it happens right in front of you every day, for example, babies being teached what to like and dislike, kids being influenced by television, adolescents following others, and adults following along what to do because of the…

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    about Debs’ personal sacrifices for the downtrodden reveal an inner character that is consistent with his public persona. For example, he once gave his only overcoat to a poor worker whose luck had run out. Often, after delivering an inspiring speech to a group of workers, Debs could be found in a local bar or café treating a worker or two to drinks and a…

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    Cesar Chavez Film Analysis

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    The whole idea of the movie was to show how hard it was for Mexican American workers to get a union and to have civil rights. The Delano Grape Strike and Boycott took place from 1965- 1970. The farm workers used Chavez as a leader. He ordered strikes, meetings, taught nonviolent ways, and brought the farmworkers close to one another to help strengthen their party. Chavez goes on a 25 day hunger…

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    sunrise to sunset for less than minimum wage, and at the same time be mistreated? Many farm workers across America lived and worked under unacceptable conditions during the twentieth century, they suffered from injustice. One of the most important hot topics in the second half of the twentieth century is the Civil Rights movements. In this research paper I will explain the significance of the United Farm Workers Association, the importance of their leader Cesar Chavez, and how it influenced…

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