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    Training Physicians in Geriatric Care: Responding to Critical Need Greg O’Neill Patricia P. Barry As the nation’s older population grows‚ the U.S. will require a well-trained workforce of health care providers with expert knowledge in geriatric medicine. Compared with younger adults‚ older Americans use a disproportionately larger share of health care services provided by physicians‚ nurses‚ pharmacists‚ physical therapists‚ and other practitioners. While people over age 65 represent 12 percent of

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    Racism in the South

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    Antebellum is defined at Dictionary.com as "Belonging to the period before a war‚ especially the American Civil War."1 In the Antebellum period in the South‚ many people owned slaves. In the south‚ plantations were "the most basic unit and the most vital element of the Southern antebellum economy."2 But at the heart of these plantations were the slaves. So vicariously‚ the slaves of the South were the most vital part of the Southern economy. Slaves‚ although taken from Africa‚ were still able

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    Racism at Workplace

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    Racial Inequality at workplace Job-level segregation‚ Although less common now than in the past‚ discriminatory behaviors in the workplace is increasing‚ African Americans still face unique problems in dealing with oppressive attitudes‚ policies‚ and culturally insensitive practices. The workplace increasingly is more diverse than ever before. For decades African Americans‚ were excluded from participating in most of the desirable jobs and institutions. Some of the major problems African Americans

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    Racism is bullying

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    Want to end race-based bullying? First‚ it’s necessary to outline exactly what bullying is. Bullying may consist of physical violence‚ such as punching‚ shoving and hitting; or verbal assaults‚ such as spreading gossip about a classmate‚ calling the classmate names or teasing the classmate. In the electronic age‚ bullying also manifests in mean-spirited emails‚ text messages or instant messages. Additionally‚ bullying may involve excluding a classmate from group activities or ignoring the classmate

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    Racism Speech

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    Horrendous is what I can say to describe this.       Read this very carefully guys and take a close look at yourself and the environment that you live in today… “P.W. Botha speech 1985” (I was 3 years old): THE FOLLOWING is a speech made by former South African President P.W. Botha to his Cabinet. This reprint was written by David G. Mailu for the Sunday Times‚ a South African newspaper‚ dated August 18‚ 1985. "Pretoria has been made by the White mind for the White man. We are not obliged

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    The Constitution has often been called a living tribute to the art of compromise. The delegates of the Constitutional Convention came from all over the country. Each individual came with the intention to keep his interests‚ as well as‚ the interests of the region they represented secure. These were educated men with considerable wealth‚ most of which were involved in politics previously. Several of the Constitutional compromises were made in the area of slavery and the terms used are racist. Slave

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    Racism In Kindred

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    Kindred is about a girl named Dana who is teleported from the 1970’s back to the 1800’s slave era when a boy named Rufus is in danger of losing his life. Dana faces many hardships and learns many things about her ancestors and the environment they grew up in. Tom Weylin is Rufus’s father and considered an evil man along with his son as he grows older. They both commit what this era would consider violent crimes‚ but in there time it was considered perfectly normal. Surprisingly there are many similarities

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    Essay on Responding to H. J. McCloskey’s On Being an Atheist by Reed Harvey Philosophy and Contemporary Ideas Instructor: C. Wayne Mayhall Due – August 17‚ 2012 Liberty University This paper seeks to clarify whether the claims and proofs presented by McCloskey’s article “On Being an Atheist” provide sufficient ammunition to dissuade people from maintaining their belief in God. It was McCloskey’s intent to systematically discredit God and show that life without God is a better

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    Explain how demonstrative communication involves listening and responding Communication is one of the most important aspects in life. Communication can be described as different things for different people. For some it means understand a task and get the job done for other it is the key of their relationship. According to‚ Critical Thinking 9 editions; “Communication is sometimes defined as the process of sending and receiving messages.” There are two main types of communication‚ verbal and nonverbal

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    Racism is a problem

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    Explication Paper (Rough Draft) Poems have the ability to express hidden emotions through words. In particular‚ the poem written by Francis William Bourdillon “The Night Has a Thousand Eyes” enables the reader to think more critically and to analyze the present world. “The Night-Wind” by Emily Bronte captures the essence of true love; she encourages the readers to analyze their surroundings. Both poems have a great message being sent. They call the reader to think outside the box. In “The Night

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