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    deal with, are consequently ignored. The ugly side of this increasing trend of working – women is the exploitation that bears, as a result of companies’ attempt at meeting with the uncontrollable demand for labor. Women of developing countries work in international sweatshops, owned by Nike, Reebok and other famous US brands, with incredibly low wages, maximum hours, as well as minimum health insurance in hazardous working environments with occasional sexual assaults. The examples of…

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    When you referred to economics as the “dismal science”, it was not an exaggeration whatsoever. Stiglitz provides a grim look at today’s inequality epidemic, an economy crisis so hulking that it makes itself relevant in every American citizen’s life. One aspect of instability becoming embedded into American culture is a constant fear due to the ever-present danger of falling from comfortable living into poverty. When shown the broken down numbers of a single parent income, I audibly gasped. If…

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    (Durkheim cited in S. Hays p.6). Durkheim explained that social structures are essential for integration and regulation as they provide us with an identity. In a traditional society, Durkheim explains that people’s identity is connected to a clan or a class with few choices involved such as you might be a baker or a Lutheran. At first this lack of self-consciousness was perceived as negative, throughout rebellious times of history they fought for more freedom and to get rid of the social norms.…

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    Higher Pay Benefits

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    In the United States, we have several different jobs with different qualifications. Many people either have the option of going to school or not, but this usually will not affect their chances of obtaining a job. Granted, someone who have a degree in a certain subject is more likely to have a higher pay then someone who doesn 't. With all of the schooling that the average person is forced to attend to obtain a job in their future, some good should arise from this. We have thousands of jobs to…

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    Citizenship Opportunities In the U.S it is undeniable that there are many illegal families that have came for better work or a better way of life. The children in these families grow up in the U.S so why should they not be able to become citizens. What if the children of these people could in some way achieve citizenship by finishing college or joining the U.S military? While many feel that allowing immigrant children citizenship would cause more competition and separate families, these people…

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    affected by the consequences of specialisation. Industrialisation destroyed labourers’ traditional way of life. For most, life became monotonous and working conditions hard. The working class engaged in riots and rebellions throughout the first half of the nineteenth century. Following these social protests, labour organisations were created, making the upper class worried. The movement rose in England as a protest against capitalism and private property. Emerging contemporary currents differ…

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    help as many people as possible.The main argument is if the people receiving the government’s financial support should have to succumb to mandatory drug testing. People on welfare shouldn’t have to submit to drug testing; most of them are already working where they would be getting drug tested prior to applying for welfare. Welfare is set up to help as many people as they can branches of welfare include, SNAP/food stamps, unemployment insurance,…

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    Theme Of Angela's Ashes

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    Frank was embarrassed of his shoes, he stopped wearing them. When his headmaster noticed, he made Frank put them back on and then turned to the class to say, “‘There is sneering here. There is jeering at the misfortunes of others. Is there anyone in this class that thinks he’s perfect? Raise your hands.’ There are no hands. ‘Is there anyone in this class that comes from a rich family with money galore to spend on shoes? Raise your hands.’ There are no hands.” By sharing this one story, the…

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    Pros And Cons Of America

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    United States of America is its own blessing because compared to a lot of other countries they are not as advanced as Americans are. America has a great educational system that offers knowledge that can properly effect how a student becomes a working class adult. Americans also have the technology that puts them way ahead compared to other countries who do not have American luxuries.…

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    This further adds to exceedingly poor life abilities and skills too. Kids encountering poverty are less expected to go to class and learn the importance of an education to enhance their lives in the long run. The lower monetary status of families keeps the kids away from the opportunity to learn and after some time in the event that they finally move on from high school the…

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