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    Living behind bars is never easy. It’s something that many people can’t handle. Living in a cell with nothing but a bed and a toilet is something many people couldn't handle. Prisoners have experiences that people would never want to endure and wouldn’t wish upon anyone else. There’s people who are living in overcrowded prisons, disabled inmates are being denied assistance and services for their disability, and mentally ill prisoners being mistreated and taking over prisons. People living with…

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    Case Study # 1 Title: Perception Ciela Marie B. Aquino Date Submitted: April 12, 2017  Executive Summary The case is all about how Nover Mendoza, a plant manager of a frame manufacturing company giving him the responsibility for seeing the currently available space of the company was properly utilized. In this case we can define what perception is, that perception vary from person to person. That different people perceive different things about the same situation. Having assigned different…

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    Paper #2 The Progressives were men who lived in the United States during the Progressive Era. They were set on trying to change America for the better. This was during the time between the 1800s and 1900s. America was modernizing quickly, becoming almost too big for their britches. Meaning they were advancing very quickly, but the growing companies of the rich gave to little care to those actually working in the modern factories. It was all about making money and there was quick a large amount…

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    Stephen's Journey To Hell

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    He feels powerless and small because the language available to him at this time is not enough to capture and define the ever expanding, complicated reality that is his own identity. These feelings of helplessness can only be cured when he has command over his own narrative like the “fellows in poetry and rhetoric.” Stephen’s search for agency over his identity continues as he matures. His family loses money and has to move from his childhood home to a cheaper part of Dublin. Joyce writes “ For…

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    Lucia Penskek Luka HWOC 21 April 2024 The Downfall of Public Housing Many people think that living in America means equality and justice for all. However, many people do not have that luxury. After the Great Migration, in the 1980s and 1990s, many Black Americans were pushed to the outskirts of the city to live in public housing units. These projects did not allow for people to get jobs or have the resources to be successful, causing many of them to live off of monthly welfare benefits, as…

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    Lily Owens Reflection

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    One day, Lily is with Zach, and they visit a lawyer’s office because Zach wanted to talk to him. While Lily is there, she calls T. Ray, who is extremely angry at her for running away; Lily realizes that was a bad decision. After Lily saw May lead roaches out of the house with graham crackers and marshmallows just how Deborah did, she breaks down and asks May if she knew a Deborah Fontanel. May says yes, and Lily now knows her mother has been in this house at some point. Lily goes to talk to…

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    time. The new shuttle buses have more room for passengers’ luggage. I like that the seats are not cloth. The old buses are in pretty rough condition. The seats are stained and smell, on some buses the windows leak when it rains, and I’ve seen roaches on some. Also, there is not enough room for the passengers’ luggage on the old buses. The shuttle buses are always on schedule.” 2.) “The two stations I use are the Delray Beach and Ft. Lauderdale Airport stations. Fort Lauderdale Airport…

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    Americans thought if they taught Native Americans the “American way” they would be willing to give up their land, but to the Americans surprise the Natives were not willing. White Americans took their power and tried to remove the Indians like roaches. This removal would be known as the Indian Removal Act of 1830, which was a force march of 5 tribes to relocate to Oklahoma. Many Native Americans felt they can fight against them with the law. In 1832, Cherokee v Georgia was taken to court. The…

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    Lack of affordable and quality housing is an important contributing factor of health issues and a major public health concern. A study on housing and health has shown that poor housing conditions are associated with several health conditions such as asthma, lead poisoning, and mental health (Krieger & Higgins, 2002). In the United States, 2 million people visit the emergency room for asthma, 1 million children have lead levels high enough to affect their intelligence, and behavior.…

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    She is a passive and mysterious character. Also, she is eleven years old. “Our house is old, cold, and green. At night a kerosene lamp lights one large room. The others are braced in darkness, peopled by roaches and mice” (10). In this sentences, Morrison uses simple sentence structure to show the audience that it is Pecola’s point of view. Begging of novel Pecola is a fragile and delicate child and by the end of the novel she has been almost destroyed by…

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