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    more drug substance abuse and explicit sexual content involving females when compared with rock‚ country rhythm and blues music videos. Davies also concludes that African-American youths are exposed to 3.3 hours of black entertainment music videos‚ otherwise known as B.E.T. Davies says BET depicts scenes that objectify African-American women. The videos portray an unrealistic standard on how women should look‚ and often female teens want to achieve this look. According to the music videos‚ it is

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    working‚ and hire hard working men!”( “Women and The Great Depression”). This is what employers and businesses used to say to women‚ even though they eventually had to hire women because it was inexpensive to pay them. This caused large amounts of chaos in the working industry as a whole because of the thought women were there to steal the job opportunities of more ‘deserving men’. Women‚ single and married‚ fought the hardships of The Depression. Even if some of their lives didn’t differ from being

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    Richard Wright enters us into the lens of an African American to depict the social conditions during that time period. The novel illustrates how racism forces the African Americans into a dangerous state of mind. They become immutable and socially inferior. Unfortunately‚ these social conditions still stand today. It is a blessing and a curse to be at Mather High where it is diverse. It is a blessing‚ because we are more accustomed to the many cultures around us and we learn to appreciate them. On

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    Great Depression and WWII Business leaders and economists told Americans it was their duty to buy stocks John J. Raskob • Chairman of the board of GM • Wrote an article stating that a person who invested $15 in a good common stock per month would have $80‚000 within 20 years Bull market of the 1920s • Stock prices increased at twice the rate of industrial production • Paper value outran real value 4 million Americans owned stocks • Had been lured

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    The Great Depression was the worst period of money drought of all time. The Great Depression changed lives through jobs‚ health‚ and living conditions. The stock market crash took people into a bad world with no jobs what so ever. So what caused the stock market crash was when all the banks failed. When the banks went down almost everyone lost their jobs‚ they lost everything (history.com) . No one knew what to do since they had no money. They had no way to pay the people to work so they just

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    The Great Depression was a point of time in history where people thought everything that could have gone wrong went wrong. Everyone was loosing their jobs‚ people were lining up in soup kitchens‚ and all the banks were running out of money. American was made up of immigrants‚ and those people had come to America to escape this kind of depression to have a better life. In the 1920’s people seriously believed that the stock market could go up and up forever. Also people were investing in things often

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    THE GREATEST DEPRESSION LAST FOR SO LONG AND WHAT CONTRIBUTED TO ITS END. The term “Great Depression” is made reference to the substantial‚ long lasting and the great terrible Global downfall of the economy or the period when the world faced a disturbing financial depression in the 21st century (1930s). Speaking of this gloominess‚ the date it occurred in most states is diverse but in most countries it started in 1929 and came to an end during the 1930s. This great depression is the most important

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    The Great Depression was one of the world’s largest impacts; which is what inspired me to write on this topic. So many people lost so much‚ & so many lives were destroyed. For ten years‚ a lot of families went through stress. Due to this‚ crimes were beginning to be committed. This shocking event began in October 1929. It happened to be the deepest and longest lasting ‘economic’ downturn in history. Bank failures were one out of the few reasons the Great Depression occurred. “The

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    Attalla Louis U.S History Mr. Laurneck 2/25/15 Opinion Essay During the Great Depression there were many causes and effects which resulted in one of the greatest financial crises in U.S history. Many people who believed in the banking system had stored their money In a bank. Little they knew that the money which was supposed to be safe was being loaned to others. The attacks on America’s banks began immediately following the stock market crash of 1929. Quickly overnight‚ thousands

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    sufficient in supporting their families. Many people pursued the American Dream‚ and there are plenty who still do today‚ and achieved it. Despite the many success stories that have taken place‚ they were not as likely to transpire during the 1930s as they would have been during another time period. Due to the poor economy and lack of abundant jobs‚ the U.S. had to go through drastic measures to ensure that Americans‚ specifically white Americans‚ had a better chance of finding employment. This included

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