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    Inequalities in Titanic

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    Roles and Class Inequality Titanic was a British passenger liner separated by a class system that would end up colliding with an iceberg resulting in it to sink. There were limited lifeboats that’s seating would be greatly outnumbered by the passengers. If one was to survive the sinking of Titanic they were likely a woman‚ child‚ or upper class male. In the film there were two main sociological concepts that were overwhelming when compared to the rest‚ gender roles and class inequality. Gender

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    Economic Inequality

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    Economic Inequality Equality is a foreign concept to nature. Justice and morality do not apply when it comes to the genetic lottery. Is it still survival of the fittest if you’re luck limits your ability to succeed? We lack control over most the factors that pre-determine our fate and govern our lives. I will argue that economic inequality is perfectly just by defending the entitlement theory and distributive justice from the works of Robert Nozick and analyzing the works John Rawls and Michael

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    Health inequalities

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    Inequalities in health exist‚ whether measured in terms of mortality‚ life expectancy or health status; whether categorised by socioeconomic measures or by ethnic group or gender. Recent efforts to compare the level and nature of health inequalities in international terms indicate that Britain is generally around the middle of comparable western countries‚ depending on the socioeconomic and inequality indicators used. Although in general disadvantage is associated with worse health‚ the patterns

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    Inequality In America

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    America: The Land of “Equal” Opportunity Although the American society that we live in today prides itself on equal job opportunity and progression‚ it is easy to see behind the deceiving façade. Women have always been viewed as the less dominant gender due to the patriarchy that is provided by society. In fact‚ women are still making a measly seventy-seven cents for every dollar that a man makes‚ and the gap is even worse for African-American or Latina women working (Huffington). Even with women

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    Colonialism and Inequality 1. What institutions were created by Latin American colonial governments to maintain control over subjugated peoples? Discuss at least two: Two of the institutions that were created by the Latin colonial governments to maintain control over subjugated peoples were the Encomeienda system and the Council of the Indies. The Enomienda system were rights granted to the earlier conquistador. It granted the labor of a group of Indians to an individual Spainaird. It allowed

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    Health Inequalities

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    Programs‚ Policies‚ and Social Conditions that Contribute to Health Inequity Introduction Health inequalities inequities are unjust differences in health status that are experienced by certain populations or group preventable‚ this differences can be prevented. Individuals that belong to the lower socio-economic groups in the society‚ are more likely to experience chronic illnesses and die earlier than those who are more advantaged. Health inequalities are not only apparent between

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    Theoretical Perspectives The Functionalist Theory is the idea that a society is made up of multiple interrelated parts that work together to maintain stability. If one part fails to do their job‚ the other parts must pick up the slack in order to keep the balance. To demonstrate this theory‚ I will be examining the show The 100. The post-apocalyptic show is set nearly 100 years after nuclear bombs destroyed life on Earth. People took refuge in a space station and continued with their lives until

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    Gender is a social construction that creates the identities and separates the social‚ physiological and cultural differences between men and women. These differences form a hierarchy whereby the ideologies of ‘masculinity’ are considered superior to that of ‘femininity’‚ placing women as subordinate to men in social structures within Western culture. Contemporary society is considered a patriarchal system whereby social‚ cultural‚ political and economic institutions and structures operate to favour

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    Gender Inequalities

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    like Seymour Smith‚ defined gender as the social‚ cultural and psychological patterning of differences between male and female. Others say it refers to qualities which are shaped through the history of social relations and interactions. There is an emphasis that is placed on gender as being a social phenomenon. Thus‚ a person’s role depends on a particular society. Gender studies involve a lot of sub-topics and one will be discussed below. Gender inequality refers to unequal treatment or perceptions

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    Inequality In Guatemala

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    Rhode Island College Gender Inequality in Guatemala Final Exam Meredith Robinson In my final exam on the impacts of gender equality in Guatemala‚ I begin this paper with a case of writer’s block. Knowing that I must write about how the discrimination of women has impacted the economy on a political‚ social and economic level‚ I am somewhat at a loss as to how to begin to address the issue on the topic. Then I read a recent blog that a family member had written‚ titled “Let’s Stop Pathologizing

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