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    have observed that our movement has grown bigger and stronger. Young people have become more involved and have since been in the forefront of the movement. Women especially mothers have aired out their concerns of having a limited options for them in status quo. The deaths of 11 Filipino women a day due to pregnancy and child birth complications according to UNFPA makes the bill a necessity if not urgent. Celebrities like Tony Award winning actress Lea Salonga‚ singer songwriter Jim Paredes‚ Health Secretary

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    bag and binary thinking: gender and class makes studying culture and society worthwhile due to the socio-economic status which defines the category that are placed in through their parents. In today’s society‚ the socio-economic status (SES) is classed into three categories: low SES‚ middle SES

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    they are. "’Must be rich people shop here‚’ say Q.T. ’You are a very bright boy‚’ say Flyboy. ’What was your first clue?’" (92). One of the children in the group was able to identify with the demographic of the area‚ recognizing that only people with status and wealth would be able to buy the expensive toys in the store. Bambara gives the reader an insight about the 1970s and what life was like in both societies. White people (those in the upper class) could easily afford the costly toys at FAO Schwarz

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    for the loss of the estate. However‚ after some prodding by Stella Blanche reveals despite these efforts she did‚ in fact‚ lose the Belle Reve (Williams 1123). These scenes reveal Stella’s power through socioeconomic status‚ ironic considering she lost a bit of socioeconomic status when

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    Lauren Healy ENG 102 2/9/2013 For Luck and For Love We as humans are competitive beings. Whether it is outwardly expressed‚ or not‚ the desire to be smarter‚ better looking‚ stronger‚ more successful‚ higher in status than the next person naturally lies within us. In D. H. Lawrence’s “The Rocking-Horse Winner”‚ Hester‚ a wife and mother of three children‚ turns that innate desire into an obsession. The author‚ throughout this story‚ uses literary techniques to communicate that money shouldn’t

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    As aloof as Bamjee is‚ he is also quite proud. He is proud that wealthy and influential people are coming and going through his house‚ but he is even more proud of his ethnicity. He is proud because he is Indian which means he is of a higher social status than the Bantu. 12. When Mrs. Bamjee was taken away by the police she reminded Bamjee about Ismail’s‚ Mrs. Bamjee’s daughter Girlie’s fiancé’s‚ engagement party. This shows that even in the midst of the arrest she keeps her cool and remains the

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    Another similarity is the social classes of the two societies. Egypt and the Indus Valley had social divisions among its inhabitants. In Egypt the Pharaoh and his high-ranking officials had the highest social status but there is also evidence that lower level officials had higher status than peasants. Archeologists do not know as much about the Indus Valley societies‚ but the houses that have been excavated indicate defined social statuses as in Egypt. The structures vary from one room dwellings

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    this is all about perception‚ it ties in with society’s view of the importance of style. In today’s society‚ the color of clothing is irrelevant to ones’ status or wealth. Although‚ extravagant fabrics can indicate wealth‚ like leathers and furs. Elaborate and luxurious clothing usually indicates that the individual is of a higher social status. Some people choose to dress in designer clothing to display a meticulous personal appearance and be noticeable in a positive sense. Others may choose clothing

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    be truly content with his performance in games. The push for him to excel so his father can look like the father of the year left him in a constant state of distress. Wanting to have fun but can’t because what was once merely just a game became a status symbol and the cost of that was his

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    of information‚ cooling off period‚ and the limiting of consumer choices. With defaults‚ the authors discuss status quo bias. This is the idea that individuals will stick with the status quo‚ or the existing rather than change even if the cost to change is low. The reasons for this are stated as loss aversion‚ omission/commission bias‚ and procrastination. The authors state that the status quo bias effects mostly

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