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    John Steinberg's Epilogue

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    The epilogue is a roundup of Steinberg’s remarkable novel. It is perhaps that the writer wants the reader to understand his analogy about the ethnic myth that prevailed since the 19th century, for one more time. In the final stages of the book we learn once again that culture or a stronger pride has nothing to do with success, in contrast to the Jews. Steinberg showed us that the myth about Jews that flourished regarding their hard work and determination has nothing to do with their culture or…

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    Social Class In America

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    to have nice things and go on vacations, they have to have the income to be able to support it. The United States class system is broken up into six different layers- upper or capitalists, upper-middle, lower-middle, working, working poor, and underclass. The upper or capitalist class accounts for less than one percent of people in the United States. These people earn more than $1,000,000. These people have at least four years of college or more and have occupations like investors and corporate…

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    Mexican New York: Transnational Lives of New Immigrants (Book Review) Robert Courtney Smith (Ph.D. Columbia), the author of Mexican New York: Transnational Lives of New Immigrants, is a Professor of Sociology, Immigration Studies and Public Affair at the School of Public Affairs at Baruch College and the Graduate Center in the City University of New York (CUNY). Smith may specializations include Ethnography, Globalization, Ethnicity, and Migration. His foremost book, Mexican New York:…

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    For example, the capitalist ‘American Dream’ of financial success has lead some, who are unable to achieve this goal through conventional means (often the poor and powerless), to turn to crime as a way of gaining financial prosperity. This can lead to the formation of criminal subcultures where different values become important such as fearlessness and resentment towards authority. This allows those who are unable to achieve success conventionally to gain status and respect within their own…

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    Schizophrenia Family

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    2012). According Calkins and Iacono (2003) there is a slight correlation between lower-class and developing schizophrenia. The possibility for this correlation can be due to the increased number of stressors that families experience when living underclass. Schizophrenia is considered to be a multi-inherited illness because many different factors play into the development of the illness. Families play a key role into the management and treatment plan for individuals suffering from the illness.…

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    permeant inequality, which is the unequal by the way you were born. This could be the notion that the unequal relationship will end inequality. Inequality is only good for people in a relationship because it makes both people healthier and happier. The underclass and the upperclass will always be far apart whether you give the…

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    In the book “Pride and Prejudice” the family didn’t have much that’s why they were looking to marry a wealthy man such as like Fitzwilliam Darcy. Women didn’t have a chance with anything they were like dogs that did everything for their husband and was taken advantage of. A marriage today couldn’t be like that because you need two strong people to run a house and supply for a family. But, there is some people that still live like this and have a household were the husband does all the work and…

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    As a society who mostly possesses rather progressive mindsets, a common concern amongst individuals is the existence of inequality. Throughout our world’s history, we can see countless groups of people from all different eras facing tremendous inequality, with an even greater number of people questioning the existence of said inequalities. Some may just accept society for the way it is, assuming that inequity in imposed by a higher being. However, this is not plausible, for inequality is a…

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    When it came down to women, Native Americans and African Americans having roles in the community, they were extremely limited on what they were allowed to do. It was different for each culture but a majority of them were just stay at home moms for the children, slaves, and worked on the crops. They were not appreciated like men or men in war were. Living a life of walking on egg shells and being “property” to men was not the time to be alive. They had harsh lives because they were considered…

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    over. The state is symbolized by the Centaur. The centaur has a human upper body, and this is how the state views middle and upper class, as human. The bottom half of the Centaur is the beast, and this is the symbol the state uses for the lower and underclass, this is the class that needs to be tamed and programed to properly participate in society. Mass incarceration is the answer for those who cannot survive in the unequal state they have been forced into. The lower classes are pitted against…

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