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    Regarding, the passage above John Steinbeck magnificently develops the setting of the novel by using an elevated language to describe the setting, and the conditions in which the characters are in with outstanding detail, in order for the reader to visualize it perfectly. Evenmore, both the author 's choice, and usage of diction adds emotion, and excellent imagery. As illustrated, in the excerpt by the diction used in order to describe the reaction of the men toward the egregious conditions in…

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    are covered to show how gentrification contributes to homelessness is the growing support for the claim that people with low skilled jobs and minimum wages are victims of gentrification. Especially, when excessive rent increase forces minimum wage tenants out of their apartments and neighborhoods. The perspective of this paper will be that although gentrification is not the main contributor…

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    with rats, and renters were often times unable to pay their rent. Landlords then began to hire professional arsonists to burn the complexes in order to collect insurance money because this would provide them with a guaranteed income that the current tenants and the neighborhoods could not. Families of color were left abandoned in these desolate neighborhoods and crime rates, and thus, gangs often increased as a matter of survival, since the government nor…

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    In the Baltimore videos, there are many significant issues that resonated with me. “The Issues Behind the Uprising” brought up the issue of unaffordable housing and landlords who abandoned their tenants. Many minorities in Baltimore have been subjected to something less than human. The other video, “Anatomy of an American City”, addresses the increasing murder rate in Baltimore. A man named Dante was a drug dealer who got caught up in selling drugs and he said that when you are desperate to take…

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    I agree with the late Thomas Disch’s a Law Against Dogs that these dogs need to be stopped. Its unfair to everyone including pup-owners whom cross their fecal matter. These dilemmas often occur at parks and apartment complexes. Even if the waste damages parks and can bring health issues to us and other animals. Luckily, Canis familiaris lovers have gotten comfortable with their fur babies spreading their retched poo everywhere. Due to the nonchalant attitude towards pet leashing and minimal…

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    The United States are made up of a great mixture of different ethnic groups and cultures that have contributed to the formation of American values1. The response to the Great Depression brought along the New Deal which involved the implementation of a succession of social and economic programs that were enacted by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The New Deal programs primarily fixated on the “relief” of redundancy and the underprivileged, “recovery” by helping the economy regain strength…

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    Promised a helping hand, security, and affordable living, residents of Chicago’s public housing soon found themselves in dilapidated, drug-infested, crime-filled, isolated centers of despair. During a time in which most American citizens could easily turn their eyes from the struggles of the poor, Sudhir Venkatesh’s Gang Leader for a Day took readers into the depths of the world in which the poor resided. Through Venkatesh’s work, readers are inadvertently introduced to broader sociological…

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    In the beginning, no indigenous governing power existed in the English colonies, so atomistic competition for colonial dominance manifested. James Henretta argues in his essay Wealth, Authority, and Power that the New England, Southern, and Middle colonies all followed the same pattern of people achieving economic wealth, using the wealth to get political power, and then using this power to assert their authority over the people; however, the regions varied on every step of the process. Despite…

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    INTRODUCTION Purpose of the Plan The Marlborough Civic Theatre Trust Strategic Plan sets the Strategic direction for the ASB Theatre over the next five years outlining the vision, values, goals, strategies and key performance indicators necessary to achieve success. The ASB Theatre Business Plan now provides the operational details to support implementation of the ASB Theatre Strategic Plan. The next five years will prove critical to the ASB Theatre in many ways and on many levels. Firstly,…

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    The Counterproductive Revitalization Due to structural hierarchies, social exclusion can occur within specific housing areas in a given society. To alleviate this problem, governments may develop projects to renew neighbourhoods that are highly concentrated with low-income individuals living below Canada’s poverty line. An example of this is the revitalization of Regent Park, a “hypervisible, heavily stigmatized space in the core of a major city,” (James, 2015). Regent Park is a…

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