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    Examples Of Subtle Racism

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    understanding of the client’s culture and even social background; so that the counselor makes the best decision when treating the client. The counselor should understand and incorporate cultural factors while avoiding stereotypes and getting out the mindset that on size fits all when treating clients (2014). Communication Styles Communication is the key to understanding each other culturally. Communication differs from culture to culture. It is important that a counselor understands their clients culture

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    Staycations vs Vacations

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    past few years‚ staycations have become the most popular alternative to vacation traveling. Staying at home for the holidays is usually less expensive‚ safer and easier. So‚ it is no surprise to why back-porch vacations and poolside holidays are becoming the new trend for many middle-class Americans‚ especially in light of the recent state of our economy. However‚ there are some very specific reasons why traveling is a better alternative to staycations despite the cost and possible inconveniences

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    “Then came the war‚ old sport. It was a great relief‚ and I tried very hard to die‚ but I seemed to bear an enchanted life.” This quote is taken from F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby‚ written pre-World War I. Because the Victorian era was so strict‚ many started looking for an escape from the depressed environment they lived in. This struggle can be clearly seen in the 1920’s‚ when young girls were looking for a voice. Searching for individuality‚ an influx of prosperity occurred throughout

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    ESNL 0081 Ana Loredo 10/31/2012 Essay 1 Traveling is a very exciting thing. Some people like to travel with several friend. Other people‚ however would prefer to travel alone. As far as I am concerned‚ traveling with my friends the trip would be more interesting‚ better‚ and fun. why do some people like to travel alone? For one thing‚ they can experience more freedom. They can choose witch places they really want to go. They can just arrange there schedule according

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    I Am Tourist

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    Adrian Mitchell presents the point of a ignorant tourist‚ and shows their lack of connection to the foreign land through the use of various literacy techniques such as imagery. The poem’s purpose is to let us witness the typical tourists’s shallow mindset‚ lack of respect to the culture and misplacing of priorities. It is written in first person narrative which makes us‚ the readers feel as though it is a personal experience; which to some extent it is. We can all relate as we have either been the

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    Frederick Douglass

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    threat to the institution of slavery. There was no better example of this than the autobiography Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass‚ an American Slave. The influence of Douglass’ work is immeasurable as it offers greater understanding of the mindset of a slave of any time period. The insight provided is valuable to historians of slavery who have little to no documentation from a slave’s perspective in their own era of study. While he could not know the impact his narrative would have on future

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    essay "A Plea for Romantic Fiction" Here‚ Norris points out the mundane nature of the plot and setting of realist fiction. For Norris Realism extends only to what it views from afar and what it chooses to view. Naturalism departs from the Realist mindset of what stories are worth telling quite drastically. Stephen Crane’s "The Open Boat" and Jack London’s "To Build A Fire" exemplify the direction that Naturalist literature takes. A shipwrecked crew on a dinger in the middle of a fierce ocean and a

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    In 1939‚ John Steinbeck published a novel that spoke to the American society. The Grapes of Wrath depicts a story of the Joad family traveling to California during the Dust Bowl. With death‚ economic struggle‚ and laboring hard times‚ the family makes their trek from Oklahoma to California being a representation of many families during that time period. In this project‚ I will explain the biographical and historical events that were influential for the novel‚ analysis from the critics during the

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    For Tennyson‚ the most evident mode of comparison between both figures is that they are both leaders. It becomes evident in the poem that Tennyson sees both figures as leaders of Ithaca. Ulysses is the traditional leader of the island‚ while Telemachus has been elevated to a point where he is now leader‚ as well. Yet‚ it is here where there is some pivot. In his words‚ Ulysses sees Telemachus as more equipped to handle the administrative and more practical elements of leadership on the island

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    Role of Strategic Training and Development in Organizational Success Dr. S.K.Prasad‚ Director‚ New Horizon Leadership Institute directornhli@newhorizonindia.edu Introduction By definition‚ training and development refers to the process to obtain or transfer knowledge‚ skills and abilities needed to carry out a specific activity or task. The benefits of training and development--for both the employer and employee--are‚ in fact‚ much broader. To meet current and future business demands‚ training

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