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    industry and also to bring awareness of the harsh working environments which tens of thousands of children face in the United States each year. Definition of Concepts This documentary is based off of Gerhard Lenski’s theory of power‚ privilege‚ and prestige which he regarded as the laws of distribution that ties in with the concept of social stratification. Gerhard Lenski’s theory is about “power which will determine the distribution of nearly all of the surplus possessed by a society” (Lenski‚ 1966)

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    implications of the call for "covert actions" in NSC-68. Covert actions in the NSC-68 implies that the United States was not ready for another war so soon after World War II. Also‚ the Soviet Union had developed atomic weapons‚ which meant that the Soviet Union could cause mass destruction in the United States. However‚ America was unwilling to allow the communist nation of the Soviet Union to expand and gain enough power to crush the United States. So the government decided to use covert operations which would

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    P4 Explain how national initiatives promote anti discriminatory practice The Equality Act The Equality Act brings together over 116 separate pieces of legislation into this one Act. All together this provides a legal framework to protect the rights of people and have equality of opportunity for everyone. The 9 characteristics that are protected by the Equality Act 2010 are: age disability gender reassignment marriage or civil partnership pregnancy and maternity race religion or belief sex sexual

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    journalists misrepresent themselves or use recording technology‚ such as hidden cameras‚ to get a story? Should literary journalists invent dialogue or create composite ‘characters’?” (Ward‚ 2009‚ p.296). The two cases discussed here came to light via covert recordings made of high profile members of the New Zealand community‚ namely the sexual allegations against Dr Morgan Fahey and the exposure of the sex and drug life of international eventer‚ Mark Todd. The proceeds of the recordings were made public

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    “What Is Intelligence‚ Anyway?” Isaac Asimov Isaac Asimov writes about how he has always scored high academic tests. How he scored 160 when an average score was 100 and that there were people that made a big fuss over that. And that the auto repair man didn’t seem as intelligent as he was but the auto repair man would always fix his car. Then he says that if the auto repair guy would make questions for an intelligent test that he would fail it and he would look like a moron. The auto repair guy

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    For centuries‚ sport has been a male dominated field of entertainment focused around competitive exhibitions of strength and dominance. The sexuality of male athletes has historically never been questioned‚ because athletic displays of hyper masculinity are automatically associated with heterosexuality. Heteronormativity is a driving factor for homophobia in the world of sport. Deviation from the social norm is generally shocking to consumers‚ and‚ as a result‚ if often perceived negatively. While

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    individuals make sense of the social world and how they create a sense of order in their lives. There are two different types of participant observation. ’Overt’ which is where the participants are aware of the researcher’s true identity‚ and then there is ’covert’ which means the researcher is undercover and their true identity is never revealed. Sometimes it is difficult to categorise observations e.g. Whyte (1995) ’Street Corner Society’‚ Whyte allowed one member of the group to know about the research but

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    Police Officers: Heroes of the 21st Century It is the bad things that the media highlights in the news when it comes to law enforcement and the bad things that people remember when it comes to police officers. The job of an officer changes daily and from one circumstance to another; they must use their best judgment to make the best decision in the most critical of times ensure the safety of everyone. With the advancement of technology and weapons of all sorts‚ law enforcement has come a long way

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    past that consisted of slavery‚ lynching‚ exploitation‚ or brutality towards people of color. Today it is carried out in a much more covert way that is a lot more subtle in nature and least likely to garner attention (Bonilla-Silva‚ 2003). Being an overt racist will attract too much unwanted attention and potentially make one a target of discipline. Being a covert racist will garner less attention. One can simply put on a front with behavior and or attitude that is much easier to deflect and deny

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    that signifies the beginning of America’s involvement within Vietnam. Rather it is a series of events‚ establishments and decisions‚ ultimately made and determined by American attitudes and principles toward Asia‚ Communism and their own nations prestige‚ power and place in the world. Within this essay the aforementioned aspects and attitudes of the American’s in regard to Vietnam will be explored further. Through this exploration‚ and the subsequent explanation‚ it will be shown that American involvement

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