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    Civilzed Society

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    Because of the evolution of human and the appearance of technology‚ our societies have become more prosperous and blooming; however‚ it’s not the truth. The reality is those prosperities we see are just false appearances‚ only half of the earth is getting more prosperous‚ but the other half of the earth has become worst. The earth is actually getting more worst is because of human‚ even civilized person‚ and they just keep causing crisis to the earth and maintain the false appearances they have.

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    A Fatherless Society

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    A Fatherless Society in America Pope John XXIII states‚ "It is easier for a father to have children than for children to have a real father" (Quotes and sayings). Commonly‚ this is true for many African-American men who have children; they lack the resources‚ dexterity and education that is required to become a real‚ reliable father. Although fatherlessness affects everyone regardless of demographics or culture‚ it has really taken its toll in the African–American communities. Despite the fact that

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    Conformity In Society

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    and follow our paths outside of society. Conformity has been shown in many ways in history and most lead to substandard endings. When people do not follow society’s wishes‚ diversity is defeated and they‚ themselves‚ become successful. While conformity is the reason for some of America’s most devastating events found in our history books today‚ even though some may think that it prevents issues from occurring. But in the end‚ those who choose not to conform to society‚ end up being the ones who are

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    McDonaldization It is safe to say that nearly every person in American from the age of a child can identify the gold arches peeking from highways across the country. McDonald’s has established itself as the king of retailing and the Mecca of guilty-pleasures. McDonaldization is the concept founded by George Ritzer that compares modern American society to the fast-food establishment McDonalds. McDonalds‚ the pioneer of the fast food industry‚ is known for consistency in service and product across

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    Women and Society

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    Women and Society Tannen‚ Kingston‚ and Sandberg all provide insight on the subject of the cultural expectations American women face on a daily basis. Women have always been thought to be intellectually and physically inferior when in comparison to men. Throughout time‚ women’s potential was limited‚ as they were expected to be nothing more than housewives. Today‚ American women are powerful and intelligent‚ living up to their potential. Although women have come so far along‚ they still receive

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    Stereotypes in Society

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    Race and Gender vs. Stereotypical Society In Brent Staples "Just Walk on By: A Black Man Ponders His Power to Alter Public Space‚" he expresses the difficulties African Americans face in society. His essay is driven by emotion and resentment. He speaks on the role prejudice plays in his life and the world around him. Staples explains how throughout his life‚ others have discriminated against him because he is a tall‚ black man who works as a journalist in a predominantly white field. Clearly‚ anger

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    Society and Culture

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    According to sociologists‚ a society is a group of people with common territory‚ interaction‚ and culture. Social groups consist of two or more people who interact and identify with one another. Territory: Most countries have formal boundaries and territory that the world recognizes as theirs. However‚ a society’s boundaries don’t have to be geopolitical borders‚ such as the one between the United States and Canada. Instead‚ members of a society‚ as well as nonmembers‚ must recognize particular

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    Names in Society

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    Names in Society Though some may feel insecure about their name while another person flaunts how “unique” or how they love their name. A normal human being is named as a baby usually by the parent or a loved one‚ which means we don’t have control over our own names. I was named by my grandfather as a newborn. My mother told me “We never planned a specific name‚ your grandpa named you Ajmal because it sounded nice.” I wondered if they even knew what the definition of my name meant. As I got older

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    Materialism in Society

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    People use cell phones to achieve social status. With the effect of addiction and social status appeals‚ the cell phone also impacts the economy. Because Americans are becoming so materialistic‚ they view cell phones as a need rather than a want. This is a result of economic deficiency. Cell phones are becoming an antagonistic impact on our society and are a valuable resource that is misused. The advertising companies for cell phones do a perfect job‚ because their target is for younger‚ more materialistic

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    McDonaldization Of Society

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    VISIONS OF SOCIETY: The Bureaucratization of Society 43 The McDonaldization of Society GEORGE RITZER The success of fast food chains is used by Ritzer as a metaphor for some general trends characterizing contemporary American society.We have become a nation driven by concerns for rationality‚ speed‚ and efficiency that are so well illustrated by the McDonalds’ style of operation. Food‚ packaging‚ and service are designed to move quickly and cheaply through and out of these restaurants‚ giving customers

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