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    Unfortunately‚ a change in one’s surroundings during childhood and adolescence and therefore obtaining more than one cultural identity can inhibit this aforementioned process and conversely make one’s quest of self-discovery more difficult. Likewise‚ in Rebecca G. Haile’s captivating novel‚ Held at a Distance‚ she eloquently describes her bittersweet past and her courageous journey back to her once beloved country‚ not only to immerse herself in her Ethiopian culture‚ but also to resolve her negative

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    Shoe Horn Sonata Essay – Raquel Russo Distinctively visual explores how we see and or visualize images in a way that allows us to become aware of various aspects in society. The play‚ The Shoe Horn Sonata written by John Misto and the film clip Stupid Girls by Pink‚ use distinctively visual elements to create a sense of awareness about women. Misto’s script pays tribute to the Australian female nurses in WWII‚ revealing the realities of war through the strength and resilience of Bridie and Sheila

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    1. Puritans fled Europe in order to: a. Become acquainted with potential native peoples b. Exercise freedom of the press c. Practice freedom of religion d. Reestablish the Holy Roman Empire 2. The Seven Years War‚ called the French and Indian War by the Colonists: a. Was the precursor to the American Revolution b. Was a conflict related to European colonization c. Primarily took place in Canada d. Ended European conquests 3. Before the Civil War‚ to which of the

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    First of all‚ I saw the one of video that it is explained about The School to prison pipeline. I don’t have good English because I am an international student‚ so I choose this video.The video basically explained about what is The school to prison pipeline and how does that happen and who it affects. The school to prison pipeline is American kids get pushed out of public schools and into the Juvenile and criminal justice systems and students of color and disabilities are disproportionately affected

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    Memo Date: March 27‚ 2013 To: Federal Bureau of Prisons From: Karrington C Norris Subject: Overcrowding of Juvenile Correctional Facilities Introduction Within the juvenile correctional facilities community‚ there are public and private institutions that both experience and suffer from similar problems. The problems that face these facilities are overcrowding. Through close comparison of the major issues with juvenile correctional facilities‚ the institutions are revealed to be ineffective

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    1. The general idea of the article is about a mock prison experiment conducted by Doctor Zimbardo. The research was to identify the psychological causes of aggression and violence‚ and to observe the variables that promoted such behaviour in prison. He did this by using two groups of people that were randomly assigned as either a prisoner or a prison guard. The hypothesis that is focused upon to provide an explanation to the conditions in prisons is the dispositional hypothesis. The dispositional

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    Abby Quillen article‚ “Raising Babies in Prison”‚ published by the Yes! Magazine in the winter of 2011‚ the more I realized how benefits there could be. I stand mostly negative side of this issue‚ but it’s hard to ignore the statistics. The Residential Parenting Program changes lives‚ “the recidivism rate is 12 percent compared to 40 percent for the general Washington Corrections Center for Women” (Quillen 1). The fact that most mothers stay out of prison creates much more stability for the child

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    The video contained the results and analysations of a social experiment called the Stanford Prison Experiment. This experiment watched over 24 young‚ healthy‚ college men. They then flipped a coin to see which 12 would act as guards and which 12 would act as prisoners inside of a prison simulation. They acted out this simulation for 6 days before it was cut short due to the amount of cruelty that the men were experiencing. Originally it was to last 2 weeks but after a few had to drop out due to mental

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    Luis Valdez and Peter Malae on Prison Industrial Complex Prison Industrial Complex (PIC) is a term used to describe the overlapping interests of government and industry that use surveillance‚ policing‚ and imprisonment as solutions to social‚ economic‚ and political problems. Angela Davis is a journalist and American political activist who believes that the U.S practice of super-incarceration is closer to new age slavery than any system of criminal justice. She defines the PIC as biased for criminalizing

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    handled by correction officers and are all usually treated the same way. This in fact places great punishment on these individuals who in most cases do not deserve it. In the article‚ “The Treatment of Persons with Mental Illness in Prisons and Jails: A State Survey”‚ prisons and jails are referred to as the “new asylums” and goes on to state that mentally ill individuals have the right to receive proper medical care for mental illness just as individuals that suffer from diabetes‚ hypertension‚ and HIV

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