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    Our society in the United States of America is comprised of people of multiple races, ethnicities, religions, cultures and beliefs. Each of these components of diversity have been the cause of much unrest and disagreement among people. In the book “Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?” Beverly Tatum addresses the specific issue of race. Tatum examines various facets of the fact that different races are treated differently. Additionally, Tatum peels back the layers of…

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    Insurgent Multiculturalism

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    promoted division. Members of the state board view these classes not as educational, but as away to nurture future activist who might try to overthrow the us government. While those who are in support of the laws passed that ban the teaching of Mexican American studies believe it’s essentially, a way to brainwash the youth, and indoctrinate it’s students the students and teachers…

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    Racism In Uncle Sam

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    Americans in general because of the history of discrimination in America. In the view of the U.S. Human Rights Network, a network of scores of U.S. civil rights and human rights organizations, "Discrimination permeates all aspects of life in the United States, and extends to all communities of color" (“Discrimination”). Ultimately, the spotlight is always on with issues of race. In settings dealing with the above situations, there always exists a position of authority and competition, which is…

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    In her essay “Feel Good Reel Food: A Taste of the Cultural Kedgeree in Gurinder Chadha’s What’s Cooking?”, Debnita Chakravarti claims that “food is employed as an eloquent indicator for attitudes and constituents of characters, a perfect conveyor of subtexts that often lie too deep for the spoken word” (18). The novel Digging to America by Anne Tyler models this concept by using food to help construct the identities and behaviours of its characters, revealing the complex tensions that exist in…

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    Tcus: A Case Study

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    TCUs are located on or near reservations. All TCUs began as two-year institutions (source), though many have expanded to offer four-year degrees. In 2013, College Fund reported TCUs as collectively offering four master’s degree programs, 46 bachelor’s degree programs, 193 associate’s degree programs and 119 certificate programs. While courses and degrees span a variety of fields, curriculum at TCUs are taught from the Native perspective and focus on skills and knowledge that can be applied to…

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    Sykesville Research Paper

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    Sykesville The town of Sykesville in Carroll County Maryland may be a small town; however it is rich with history and culture. Location According to the textbook, the absolute location of a given area is defined as “the position reckoned by latitude and longitude on the globe and also includes site and situation.” The absolute location of Sykesville is 39.37 11° N, 76.97 25° W. The relative location of the town of Sykesville is situated 21 miles Northwest of Baltimore, 24 miles East from…

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    2012 to 2015. This increase in the older population will affect social and economical interests. Baby boomers are largely responsible for this increase in the older population (U.S. Census Bureau, 20014). With this boom comes change. The older population will become more racially and ethically diverse (U.S. Census Bureau, 20014). With change can come complications and challenges. Where we can expect to see some of these issues arise will be with programs such as Social Security, Medicare,…

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    Uninsured Social Issues

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    The number of people without health care coverage in the United States is one of the major concerns known to advocates of health care reform. A person without insurance is known as uninsured. There were surveys taken to know the amount of people in the United States without insurance and they found out that the number of people uninsured has fallen due to expanded Medicaid eligibility and health insurance exchanges established from the Patient Protection and Affordable care act known as PPACA or…

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    taken to reach gender parity in the United States Congress as well as state legislatures there still is a significant disparity in female representation in our government. When one considers that according to the United States Census in Bureau estimates as of July 1, 2016, that females in this country were in a majority at 50.8% (US Census Bureau Quick Facts, 2016), this lack of representation is unacceptable. Woman make up more than half of the United States population, yet even with a record…

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    The recent changes made by the 2020 Census, which would move Latinos into the race category, brings forward the discussion whether Latinos should be considered a race or an ethnicity. Even though society projects a single stereotype of what it means to be a Latinos, the Latino community is actually extremely diverse with no physical characteristics bounding them together instead the shared experience of being a Latino is the United States ties this heterogeneous group together. This…

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