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    Why Should We Conserve Our Coral Reefs Before Its Too Late? The International Union for Conservation of Nature’s latest report warns that half of the coral reefs could disappear by 2045. Coral reefs are diverse ecosystems that support different kinds of fish species and other organisms under the sea. They are home to as many as 150‚000 species in any given coral reef (Harris 1060). They are located in warm‚ shallow‚ and tropical marine waters where there is enough sunlight available for the coral

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    Rhetoric Analysis on “Do Not Be Afraid of No” and “Formation” To begin with‚ different word choices in “Do Not Be Afraid of No” and “Formation” indicate different time period. Within “Do Not Be Afraid of No”‚ Gwendolyn Brooks uses words such as “cede” and “wry” which are not commonly used anymore in current days. She also uses the word “airships”‚ implies that the poem was written during WWII‚ and alerts readers to fight for equality for African Americans who were enlisted to serve for their country

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    During the formation of our nation‚ America has used many different foreign policies to better our nation. Foreign policies such as containment‚ imperialism‚ and isolationism were put into place to help protect American people. These foreign policies helped to shape America and they each brought forth many positive contributions and some negative as well. America became an imperialist nation at the ending of the 19th century. They became an imperialist nation because Americans wanted to continue

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    In the beginning of this course we learned about society and how individuals feel where they belong in a society as a whole. We also learned how individuals are perceived through different dimensions. I am a white female that comes from a an upper middle class family living in long island‚ New York that comes from a middle eastern background. My culture I feel has affected me personally in society and it contributes to my morals and beliefs that make me who I am today. Race is one of the main reasons

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    “The Formation of In-Groups” by Gordon Allport is very compelling article that contemplates and discusses the conception of the different in-groups of our society‚ and how each individual values themselves in relation to their various groups. The article begins by explaining that the things that are familiar in our lives‚ although they may not always be positive‚ hold a certain value (Allport). From a very early age young children are able to understand that they are part of a particular group.

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    The concept of racial projects is a part of the racial formation theory that Omi and Winant describe as dealing with the process that surrounds race. Ongoing with racial formation‚ racial projects are here to provide these racial categories that take place in society. We have these racial projects; however‚ I feel that these projects leads to competition and battles to define what race is and how race plays a role in society. The racial formation identity comes to terms with both our racial and ethnic

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    Discussion Weeks 3 – Chapter 7 and 8 1. Why do you think that the US Constitution does not cite God or mention religion in anyway? Secularists think that they have the accurate view of the United States. They are persuaded that United States should be a godless or secular state. They deem that religion was not an important aspect in the formation of the United States Constitution. This confirms that the Constitution farmers did not like religion to have any influence on the public policy. According

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    people had goals they wanted to accomplish; usually the people were in different Labor unions. There were several major unions like the knights of Labor and the American Federation of Labor. Although‚ the labor unions did not achieve much‚ during the late 1800s‚ to help the position of workers this was because: the unions were not as powerful and the people they were up against‚ the government was on the side of the owners of the major companies who were important to the U.S.‚ and different groups with

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    Identity formation is an intricate notion. It usually is affected in 4 different ways in our society. The micro‚ meso‚ macro‚ and global levels of social interaction all play a key role in identity formation. These levels are always present‚ however‚ we may think we define ourselves by our own value or we believe that society plays a role in our own identity formation. We must look at the everyday groups we fall into such as male‚ female‚ heterosexual‚ bisexual‚ homosexual‚ freshman‚ sophomore

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    Some ways that theories surrounding identity formation can apply to holden‚ is how Holden gets kicked out of Pencey‚ how he acts differently when around different people‚ and how he doesn’t know where he belongs in the world. First holden gets kicked out of Pencey this may due to the fact he’s being given the responsibilities of an adult‚ and “achieving a solid identity requires a period of psychosocial moratorium -- a time when the adolescent is relieved from the obligations and responsibilities

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