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    Police Subculture Essay

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    According to the seminal work of William Westley (1970)‚ the police subculture is a crucial concept in the explanation of police behavior and attitudes. The subculture‚ in his view‚ characterizes the public as hostile‚ not to be trusted‚ and potentially violent; this outlook requires secrecy‚ mutual support‚ and unity on the part of the police. Manning (1977) suggested that the inherent uncertainty of police work‚ combined with the need for information control‚ leads to police teamwork‚ which in

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    Punk Subculture History

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    The New Romantics was a subculture born out of dissatisfaction with the way ‘punk had become a parody of itself’ (Cole‚ 2000) that‚ once adopted by the mainstream‚ began to alienate ‘many of those who were at first attracted to it’s embracing of difference and individuality’ (Cole‚ 2000). Where punk had once been about a very ‘DIY’ ethic and energy‚ it evolved into something uniform and hyper-masculinised. In doing so‚ the punk scene became much less of a welcoming space for LGBTQ+ youth‚ such as

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    Subcultures Four of the subcultures that I am a part of are first‚ being a mother‚ second a student at EACC‚ third‚ an Arkansas Razorbacks fan and finally‚ my religion. Being a mother is the most important subculture that I am a part of. It is what I spend most of my time doing. It is a 24 hour a day 7 days a week job‚ but I would not change anything. Most people who are mothers have the same values‚ and that is to raise happy‚ healthy and successful children. I would say the language used as

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    Subculture Research Paper

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    The Techno-Subculture of the Modern World  The Development of the Rave into Mainstream American Culture A paper submitted for the review of Dr. Murchinson regarding the rise of a cross-generational sub-culture that has shaped generations of young adults. Cassandra Stephens 12/17/2007 Stephens 1 Cassandra Stephens Dr. Murchinson English Composition I 12/17/2007 The Techno-Subculture of the Modern World Dance parties have always been a popular social event for generations of young adults. However

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    The hippie subculture that was born in San Francisco in the 1960’s came from nowhere. As unlikely as life forming on Earth billions of years ago‚ new political ideals oozed from a seemingly disengaged primordial ooze of activists and idealists. Foner says‚ “the rise of a protest movement among white youth came as a complete surprise” (Give me Liberty!‚ 1103). A new age of free thinkers‚ inspired by a variety of factors found themselves questioning their government‚ challenging the steady diet

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    American Vegan Subculture

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    How it became a subculture? American vegetarianism has existed for more than 200 years and the American Vegan Society was founded February 1960‚ in Malaga New Jersey. Throughout recorded history there have been individuals and groups teaching the complete non-use of animal-source food and clothing. The practice of this lifestyle achieved varying degrees of success‚ and some failures. Veganism was defined and the first Vegan Society formed in 1944 in England. This society was to become the inspiration

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    older a lot of things changed over the years. For example‚ our government has certain parts that are corrupt‚ and people are judged for who they are. These problems are what need to change for the future of America. American government is a deviant subculture. Its leaders stand on soapboxes and polarize the public by pointing fingers while secretly doing the bidding of special interests. Many public employees plod through life with their noses in rule books‚ indifferent to the actual needs of the public

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    In order to make the theoretical basis clear for the analysis of impacts of the counterculture movement on American English‚ some concepts and relevant researches are discussed in this chapter including the manifestations of the counterculture movement‚ causes of the counterculture movement‚ characteristics of American English and previous studies in this field. 1.1 The Counterculture Movement The counterculture movement is an influential cultural movement in American history. It was launched by

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    Margaret Mead stated‚ which could be linked directly to the movement of the hippies. It is heavily debated whether the impact left from the "flower children" was good or bad. The Counterculture has played an important and positive role in shaping many generations‚ both past and present. Where did the counterculture movement come from and why did it begin? It started in the 1960s‚ when the group called the Hippies had emerged. They had figured out that the best way to live and enjoy life‚ was

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    The growth of the "counterculture" was actually sparked by the civil rights movement‚ where the "radical student activism began to spread across American campuses in the 1960’s" and developed by the Students for a Democratic Society in 1959 (Schultz 2014). By the late 1960’s the activism had turned deadly in some instances when protests became violent all in the name of social justice. Originally‚ the SDS wanted to change the older political movement going on in America‚ even the older radical views

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