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    Riot Grrrl Movement

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    Riot Grrl is an underground feminist Punk rock movement that blew up in the 90s. It was started by feminist activist groups located in Washington D.C.; Olympia‚ Washington; Portland‚ Oregon; and the greater Pacific Northwest.These groups existed to create a safe haven for women to come together and have conversations about sexism that they experienced in the punk scene. These groups eventually inspired bands such as Bikini Kill‚ Bratmobile‚ Heavens to Betsy and many others‚ to bring the issue of

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    Rap Culture Analysis

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    This article examines the adoption and adaptation of rap by white listeners‚ whose only experience with African American culture is through their music. Hayes draws upon evidence from his interviews of white people in a rural town in Ontario to ascertain whether or not this trend of fascination with rap music can help to promote racial relations through informing audiences on rap culture. Hayes notes that those who aligned themselves with rap music tended to see themselves as more experienced than

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    Engl 102 7 Dec 2005 A Game to Further Society There is a subculture‚ a cult if you will‚ that revolves around games. Not computer games‚ not sports games‚ but role playing games (RPGs). The general public commonly lumps all these games under the title ‘dungeons and dragons’‚ though there are many variations and types of RPGs. For a simple definition‚ RPGs consist of a table or living room full of geeks‚ acting out some science-fiction or fantasy story. They assume or act out the role of

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    Valus

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    expression coined by the late Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan in 1993. Moynihan based his phrase on the theory of Emile Durkheim that there is a limit to the bad behavior that a society can tolerate before it has to start lowering its standards. 3. What subcultures are identified as being in conflict with each other? ● Culture is what makes up a society’s expression‚ both through material things and beliefs. Examples of culture as a whole should be familiar to you. They can include things like language‚ ideological

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    Sociology Midterm 100

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    Part 1 Question 2 In Chapter 1‚ you learned how variations in the level of social solidarity affect the suicide rate.  How do you think variations in social solidarity might affect other areas of social life‚ such as criminal behaviour and political protest? Both Political protest and criminal behavior are the acts and motion of rebelling against the society as a whole. The behavior of political protest and doing a crime is because they interacting infrequently and sharing few beliefs‚ values

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    OTAKU ^_^

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    Tsutomu Miyazaki’s "The Otaku Murder" in 1989. According to studies published in 2013‚ the term has become less negative‚ and an increasing number of people now self-identify as otaku.[3] Otaku subculture is a central theme of various anime and manga works‚ documentaries and academic research. The subculture began in the 1980s as changing social mentalities and the nurturing of otaku traits by Japanese schools combined with the resignation of such individuals to become social outcasts. The subculture’s

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    White Collar Crime

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    of crime. White-collar crimes‚ that involve the same general process as other criminal behavior‚ can be studied in the context of subcultural theories of crime. Any organizations or individuals that commit white-collar crime can be examples of subcultures that can become deviant. In fact‚ white-collar criminals have inflicted more harm on American society than everyday street crimes; however‚ the justice system has treated white-collar offenders with more indulgence than street violators. The penalties

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    incarcerated. Cheeseman said that men have a certain way of behaving‚ probably why they ended up in prison to begin with‚ which they then apply to their new setting. Irwin and Cressey found 3 subcultures within prisons‚ the criminal‚ the convict and the straight/conventional. They found that the convict subculture were most likely to be aggressive as they are influenced by deprivation‚ and bring values of this into the prison setting. Also‚ certain factors such as age‚ sex and race can affect the level

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    Social disorganization‚ illustrated by Shaw and McKay‚ is the theory based on understanding crime through examining the context of neighborhoods within a city. After studying a map of the city of Chicago‚ it was found that delinquency is concentrated in specific areas. This area where crime is concentrated (as ascribed by Park and Burgess) is known as Zone 2 the zone in transition. Shaw and McKay found that crime is concentrated in zone 2 and as you move out into zones 3‚ 4‚ and 5 delinquency

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    Historical development in England and Wales: 38423853819525Cultural Reproduction Process by which different societies‚ cultures and subcultures reproduce both themselves (socialisation) and relationships of dominance / subordination. Agencies: Education‚ Media‚ Religion‚ Family‚ Work. 350000Cultural Reproduction Process by which different societies‚ cultures and subcultures reproduce both themselves (socialisation) and relationships of dominance / subordination. Agencies: Education‚ Media‚ Religion

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