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    A Curious Wealth of Poverty There is no place on earth quite like India. It is alive and bursting at the seams, its economy expanding at unprecedented rates. Potential is the national currency: GDP skyrocketing, international investment booming, and industry flourishing. Where dirt once dominated, there now stand skyscrapers, highways, luxury apartments. And yet, amidst all this wealth and prosperity, 363 million Indians are still living below the poverty line (Katyal), excluded from the…

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    Analysis on “The Working Poor” Although, I disagree with critic Katherine Newman of “The Wages of Fear” and Kathleen Courrier of “Ain’t it Hard?” who both argue that the conclusions on poverty in “The Working Poor” by David K. Shipler is imitative to other experts as well as derelict on certain solutions. I also agree with both the critics who find Shipler’s perspective of living in poverty insightful and pragmatic on the stigma that follows the lower working-class. Therefore, the incisive…

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    foreign companies ' investments and more deciding power than poorer states. Within the states, people with the means of transportation and wealth are able to move to urbanized area and enjoy the rapid growth there because the urban area are more densely populated with many job opportunities. Whereas in suburb areas, they are usually poorer, and people with less wealth will more likely be living here. Suburb area will be difficult to develop faster because people that can pay more tax (the…

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    ignore; and it’s because of this negligence that the fun and free American way of life of the time met its terrible end. The numerous issues facing American agriculturists during this time, overproduction in manufacturing, unequal distribution of wealth, and poorly designed bank systems set the shoddy groundwork from which the American economy would go crashing down. The habits that America fell into during the Great War carried on into the 20’s and 30’s…

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    1a.) After reading the articles, the social class system in America appears to be a tragedy. For example: Growing up I was surrounded by people with the same background as me. Before I came to America, I was living a pretty good life and most importantly, social class did not matter as much it does in America. However, that was not the case when I moved into this country. As an African, I used to think that America is the place of equal opportunities where hard work leads to success. But after…

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    Classism In Society

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    You know we are living in the wealthiest country in the world, but actually it is the greatest percentage of that wealth is in the hands of a tiny percentage of the population. It is environmentally and technically possible for everyone to enjoy a good standard of living if the wealth were restructured, manipulation ended and the arms race discarded. The unbalanced circulation of wealth prevents the whole society from enjoying the full benefits of people 's labor, intelligence and creativity and…

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    to wealth, that a person may have, to barely anything. The distribution of wealth among whites and non-whites shows that whites control more wealth than non-whites, and that the number of rich white families is greater than the number of rich non-white families. Blacks, Hispanic, Asians, and other non-white people have less opportunity of being rich. One of the interpretations for this phenomenon is that whites have a higher per capita income than non-whites. Figure 1-3 in The Color of Wealth by…

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    Why Is It Difficult For Every American to Achieve the American Dream? The American dream is something every American wants to achieve in their life because achieving the dream means you will have a lot of money, success, happiness, and nothing to worry about. There are many obstacles Americans have to overcome when trying to achieve the American dream, and for some people the dream is never achieved. For example, Middle and Lower class Americans are the ones who mostly struggle to attain the…

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    These parties allowed social classes to interact with all others statuses of life poor to middle class. Their life of riches brought a wealth of materialistic baggage, yet these individuals had emptiest of emotions within. Furthermore, the party goes having the mentality of only taking an example of this emphasized with the absent of their attendance at Gatsby funereal. Also, they lack…

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    The Brother Grimm’s version of Cinderella has hidden meanings in the stories that teach us about how the story resembles or symbolize our society. The first symbol in the story that stood out to me the most is the stepsisters representing society 's cruelness and greed. The second symbol was the stepmother’s envy of Cinderella 's beauty, because Cinderella was more beautiful than her daughter 's. The stepmother thought that her daughter’s were not as beautiful as Cinderella and as a result she…

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