Category: Sociology
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The Diversity of Views in American Society
A diversity of views has played a crucial role in transforming American society by challenging traditional norms, beliefs, and practices. The American melting pot of cultures and beliefs has created a unique and dynamic environment that is constantly evolving. This diversity has led to a greater understanding of different perspectives and ways of life and…
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Point of View Comparison
For the first scenario, the first-person point of view seems like an optimal choice, as the situation in question is connected to dep internal thoughts and processes. A day in which one has decided to change something important in their life is bound to be transformative and impactful, for whatever reason. By applying a first-person…
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Ukrainian Children and the Need for Creative Public Space
Without innovative people, there can be no creative companies or cities. Societies that think creatively, freely, and flexibly are prepared to take intellectual risks, rethink challenges, and be reflective. It seems reasonable to say that Ukrainian children are in a drastic situation right now, given that they were forced to leave their homes and travel…
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The “Living ‘Illegal’” Book by Marcelo Marquardt
Table of Contents Introduction Lessons From the Book Surprising Information in the Book Book Critique Personal Thought and Reflections Conclusion Work Cited Introduction I will look at the 2011 book Living ‘Illegal’: The Human Face of Unauthorized Immigration by Marcelo Marquardt et al. in this review. The book examines the situations in which illegal immigrants…
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Technological Influence on Modern Society
A predominant characteristic of the current age is the accelerating technological advancements the fruits of which the majority of Earth’s population is able to enjoy. Whether it is simple, yet efficient improvements – like the production of cleaner drinking water, or more complex ones – allowing for the collaboration of two people who have never…
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“’Policing’ Race” and “Don’t Panic, I’m Hispanic”
“’Policing’ Race” by Valle and Torres and Dávila’s “Don’t Panic, I’m Hispanic” focus on the state of Latinos in the USA. Even though the topic is the same, the authors consider it differently and draw specific attention to various aspects of this phenomenon. On the one hand, Valle and Torres indicate that Latinos are underestimated…
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Regina Rini’s Rogerian Argument
Keeping the names of the places and objects called after controversial individuals can be a potentially divisive issue raising strong opinions on both sides. This is why a Rogerian argument seeking to find common ground shared by all participants and find a solution based on that is a good option to approach it. Regina Rini…
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Women’s Experiences With Sororities From the Mid-1970S to Today
Greek life has been part of campus life for a while now. Ispa-Landa and Barbara argue that women joined sororities in the 20th century to ensure a fulfilling social life, searching for friends and suitable boyfriends (18). But one may ask: Have women’s experiences with sororities changed over time or stayed the same? It is…
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Census Modifications in the United States
Table of Contents Introduction What the Census Might Have Called Me Social Constructs Better Future Census Categories Conclusion References Introduction The issue of equality is now of great importance across the globe. The governmental bodies of the US and European countries are trying to establish social justice on all the levels. Nowadays, it concerns not…
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The Importance of Interpersonal Skills
Today, many South African job advertisements require good interpersonal skills and the ability to connect with diverse cultures. Interpersonal communication is sharing thoughts and emotions using both verbal and non-verbal language. Interpersonal communication skills are crucial for collaborating and communicating with colleagues and customers. Cross-cultural communication skills help to understand the unique needs and values…