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    a variety of lenses and filters that help them create unique visual effects. Mark Williams says employees from different backgrounds carry another kind of filter: A cultural lens shades the way they view race‚ nationality and ethnicity‚ as well as programs aimed at encouraging workplace diversity. In The 10 Lenses‚ Williams‚ founder and CEO of The Diversity Channel‚ a consulting firm in Bethesda‚ Md.‚ says it’s critical to recognize the existence of these filters. "As employees and managers learn

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    Racism a Permanent Feature of American Society? Racism is a Permanent Feature of American Society. Racism has been around since the 1750s. If you look at Ancient Greco-Roman slavery‚ you will see that they enslaved other Caucasians. Even the African slave trade was driven by West African Kingdoms. Racism is going to be around for a long time. Racism is not all about the race of someone. It can also be classified as not accepting someone who is handicap‚ obesity‚ the way people dress or there gender

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    Andres Lopez Deborah Henderson JUS 494: Identity and Justice “The Building Blocks of American Society” Ever since I could remember most of what I learned about being a male came from a series of components‚ majority include my parents‚ family‚ television‚ school‚ toys‚ the media‚ and peers. Gender expectations were embedded within me by society and I had no clue of what was happening. When I was young it was expected of me to play with toys that suited males i.e. batman‚ spiderman

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    Football has impacted our society in many ways. From the early ages in history to present day‚ sports have had a major impact on society. Football is a very popular sport played in America and many other countries. But not all of the impact that football has brought on society is positive. A lot of the impact is negative. The Superbowl is held on Sundays so most of the people spend their time in front of the t.v. instead of going to church. Domestic violence rises dramadicly after the super bowl

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    Importance of Sports Sports have been around for quite a long time now‚ but do we realize how much of an impact they have made? They helped the economy and people as well. Sports have a very different history that made a huge impact on today. Sports were used as entertainment during the war‚ it also boosted our economy‚ and is important to health and fitness. I think sports were very important in the making of what we have today. They affected the people of this time as well. A reason sports were so

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    women. Though the way we see women now didn’t just happen overnight‚ it came from years and years of challenging gender ideals. That’s why to truly understand genders roles of women in modern day society we have to go back into the past and examine what really shaped gender and how we have come to see gender today. To answer those questions‚ we will look back at hunter gatherer and Native American society’s all the way through to World War I and the Cold war. In early native American society’s their

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    Between the years of 1945 and 1980‚ American society was experiencing significant shifts in various aspects such as societal norms‚ government policies‚ and advocacy movements. For many of these changes‚ it was hard to tell whether they painted a liberal or a conservative future for the United States. It seemed like there was a constant back and forth between liberal and conservative ideologies. At times‚ conservative values dominated‚ emphasizing traditional norms and limited government intervention

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    In Thomas Paine’s portrayal of the American Society he characterizes it as a country that upholds its principles‚ has uncompromising morals‚ and the rights of its citizens‚ but Paine neglects to mention that diversity can conjure chaos when two or more conflicting views confront each other. Thomas Paine accurately depicts the American Society as striving to achieve equality for all of its citizens‚ however‚ the American Society being in ‘cardinal unison’ is a stretch at best‚ America being a largely

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    CHAPTER 9 THE PHILIPPINE SOCIETY UNDER THE AMERICAN RULE Having proclaimed that the Philippines will be kept by the United States‚ President McKinley started the task of governing the colony. In his address before the 4th session of the 76th U.S. Congress‚ McKinley stated America’s aims concerning the Philippines. “The Philippines is ours not to exploit‚ but to develop‚ civilize‚ educate‚ and to train in the science of self-government.” In his instructions to the First and Second Philippine

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    Zachary G. McLeod Essay 3 7/31/06 Media Technology affects American Society There are many forces and factors that shape the society of America. The media has a profound affect on how we perceive the world since it is controlled by others. Many of people come home and turn on the television. They zone out‚ and are bombarded with ads and TV shows that seem harmless but are harmful on a subconscious level. TV has become universal and affects everybody of all ages‚ religions‚ races‚ sizes

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