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    Gentrification often leads to a decline in social capital and civil engagement in targeted communities. Can gentrification instead improve the social capital and the civic engagement in a given community? Gentrification lowers the social capital and civil engagement in disinvested and established communities. The decline is a consequence that results from breaking up those established communities; members of the established communities leave as their properties are purchased and the new occupants

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    basic thesis is that there is a decline in civic engagement in urban cities. He goes on to explore different probable factors that are causing the decline in civic engagement. First off‚ he dichotomizes civic engagement into two categories: machers and schmoozers. Machers and schmoozers are people who engage in formal kinds of civic engagement (following politics) and informal kinds of civic engagement (hanging out with friends) respectively. Civic engagement‚ overall‚ is on the decline according

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    isolation. However‚ new studies have contradicted findings toward the previous researchers. According to Rankin and Quane’s experiment in ghetto community‚ people still have active civic engagement with low social capital. In this condition‚ besides social capital‚ there are other factors that promote people’s engagement in the community activities. Therefore‚ in extreme poor neighborhood‚ social

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    should be voting and participating more when it comes to politics and civic engagements. Even though we are called a minority‚ that doesn’t mean that we are small in number or insignificant. We should begin involving ourselves more in politics and taking part in more civic engagements so that we can improve our lives. To begin with‚ we need to be more engaging when it comes to participating in civic engagements. Civic engagement only means trying to improve your community

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    vote in a free and fair democratic election is a is a right that activists in the suffrage and civil rights movements fought for with their blood‚ sweat‚ and tears. Those activists and many others saw voting as an agent of change and an important civic duty. However‚ the mindset that voting is important has changed over the past few decades. According to a study done by the Pew research center‚ the United States voter turnout trails most developed countries; and the 2016 Presidential election’s voter

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    promote civic engagement; throughout his writing he referenced quotes such as “Democracy cannot flourish where chief influences in selective subject matter of instruction are utilitarian ends narrowly conceived for the masses…” and “participating in democracy helps build participatory ethic and character.” Both theses quotes are used to persuade the reader that America has strayed from its foundation of active participation in democracy to our current selective and passive haphazard form of civic engagement

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    above core beliefs is the overall general decline in social trust among the Xers whether it be fellow citizens‚ elected officials or in established institutions. Halstead refers to Alexis de Tocqueville’s theory to back up his framing of the weakening civic responsibilities of Generation

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    Current sociological research on urban policing indicates incredible tension between police and communities of color. Blacks and Latinos‚ for example‚ report lower levels of police satisfaction than whites as do low SES respondents when compared to high SES respondents. (Sampson & Bartusch 1998) Likewise‚ legal scholars and psychologists document cases of police mistrust‚ concern over harsh policing‚ officer legitimacy in the eyes of men of color‚ and concern for routine traffic stops as a funneling

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    priceless resource on our planet. Humans and our ecological system depend on it for survival. The earth’s surface is 70% water and we must protect it‚ I believe we can do this through civic engagement of community. More specifically‚ the Puyallup Watershed initiative. In this paper‚ I will argue why I firmly believe civic environmentalism is the answer to the Puyallup Watershed Initiative. To begin with‚ communities are not monolithic and most have differences in structures when it comes to race‚ class

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    He points to civic engagement which influences the quality of citizens’ lives‚ different institutions‚ and the government. High civic engagement was measured by high voter turnout‚ newspaper readerships‚ and community groups and organizations. Since the 1960s‚ the measure of all these crucial factors have been

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