Many Black Americans were influenced by forced labor in the United States. Some slaves were able to escape, allowing them to write narratives, which varied greatly depending on who was writing them. Since men and women were handled differently during slavery, their recollections of such events differed. Thus, the following...
I chose the poem The Red Wheelbarrow for the analysis because using a few words, the author manages to emphasize the importance of farmers, labor, and agriculture. That is why all phrases and words are meaningful and have a specific connotation. For the discussion, I selected the word “red” and...
Introduction Pornography can be defined as any sexually explicit content presented in the form of sound, images, or video that is aimed at stimulating sexual excitement. In the United States, approximately 200,000 people are addicted to pornography, and 40 million people of all ages access it on a regular basis...
Introduction In today’s world, you can observe different forms of discrimination. Prejudice caused by various biases and stereotypes has a negative impact on the development of society. Some people’s subjective views on equality seem to hinder natural democratic progress. Reducing the existing forms of discrimination by addressing the most acute...
The theme of family has acquired a new sound in the works of African-American writers. In “Those Winter Sundays” by Robert Hayden, a home does not feel like home. The father instills fear in the child, and the very reality of family relations is called into question. The issue of...
Introduction The object of this study is alcohol and the effect it has on the human body. Alcoholism is the result of a relationship between genetic factors and environmental elements. It may cause brain damage and disorders related to psychological health. Alcohol abuse also has a negative impact on everyday...
Written by Saferstein and Roy, Criminalistics: An Introduction to Forensic Science is the book, which covers all the basic aspects of criminalistic science. It involves a wide range of topics, from fingerprints and forensic biometrics to DNA. Therefore, it provides fundamental information in this field and supplies a solid basis...
Introduction The famous Shakespeare’s tragic play Hamlet encompasses several complicated themes: revenge, self-destruction, betrayal, internal moral struggle, and love. Prince Hamlet wanted to avenge his father and succeeded at a terrible cost, as an entire Danish royal family went extinct, and the realm was effortlessly claimed by the Norwegian crown...
Sociologists use the method of sociological imagination to study the values, customs, and beliefs of various cultures. This concept allows us to view other groups’ relationships and behaviors through the lens of their history and social structure. In this paper, I will utilize the first, third, and seventh chapters to...
Introduction Human trafficking is a major international issue that affects millions of people across the globe. This is a disgraceful crime that is committed by traffickers in order to lure vulnerable individuals into remaining deprived of their dignity for the sake of money or any other benefits (Konrad, 2019). For...
Introduction Before realizing who his father’s killer is, Hamlet’s relationship with Claudius seems to be disdained, filled with hatred and contempt, and is occasionally contentious and strained. Hamlet is upset when his mother quickly remarries Claudius and compares his mother’s relationship to that she had with his father. Hamlet loved...
Potential purpose The campaign’s ultimate goal could be to raise public awareness about the alarming increase in suicide rates. A variety of factors contribute to suicide, and the campaign’s goal is to draw attention to these issues and educate the public about the seriousness of the problem (Monteith et al.,...
An immigrant is a person who moves to live permanently in another country, like any other incidence its obvious to go through various challenges while in a new place. The transition from one’s usual lie and environment could be quite a hustle. Lee’s family moves from Korea to America, where...
Women’s rights are a much-debated subject, with new notions streaming in at the break of each dawn. Numerous works of art have been composed to shed more light on the subject of women’s rights and equality. The battle that remains to surge is overcoming mental repression. Some authors think that...
How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents by Julia Alvarez deals with various themes such as cultural assimilation, fragmentation of self, identity, and coming of age. The book is divided into three parts, each one representing a period in Garcia girls’ lives. Part I tells about the adult lives of...
Introduction A one-act play by Susan Glaspell, Trifles, is a well-known and highly anthologized work of American literature, particularly notable for its bold social commentary on the position of women in society. The play is multilayered; it has two narratives – women’s and men’s – and two distinct goals the...
I found the documentary 1989 Tongues Untied interesting and eye-opening. I recognized numerous examples of the standpoint group theory from the movie. The theory asserts the importance of amplifying the voices of marginalized people. For instance, the documentary narrates the challenges that Black gay men underwent as they grew up....
In his widely performed work titled The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde provides the creation of its period, an artistic tribute to the tenets of the beautiful movement. It was first performed in 1895 during a period famously labeled as fin de siècle – a French phrase that plainly...
Throughout history, collective mobilizations from community-based campaigns to the American civil rights movement have led to a profound transformation in a wide variety of contexts and societies. The unified efforts of the masses have continued to create a powerful human resource used for various purposes, such as rebellion or struggle...
Many types of crime often show that people have other problems in their lives. For example, many incidents where people steal money or food are related not to violence but rather to unmet needs. As supported by research, a society where the difference between poor and rich people is big...
The aim of the chorus in Oedipus the King is to create an atmosphere of tension and emphasize the effect of tragedy which will help the reader delve into the essence of the drama. Although the chorus cannot be called a full-fledged character with a unique personality and habits, it...
Despite the ongoing movements and societal changes toward the improvement of women’s rights in the patriarchal world, contemporary society remains highly impacted by misogynic attitudes leading to diminished female roles. The short story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been” by Joyce Carol Oates presents a symbolic illustration of...
Introduction The story “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings” is one of the captivating pieces of literature that covers a lot of elements in writing. It is about the relationship between humans and an angel (Marquez 1). Marquez uses a lot of literary devices such as symbolism to present...
The Alchemist novel is one of the most famous books by Paulo Coelho and the masterpiece of classical literature. However, many readers do not understand the theme and message of the story of the novel’s main character Santiago and perceive it only as a story about a brave boy’s adventures....
“A Good Man is Hard to Find” teaches that selfishness does nothing good. Being self-centered has a slew of negative repercussions, and one of the repercussions is that when someone is selfish, they suffer together with the people they care about. In O’Connor’s short story, the grandmother’s selfishness results in...
Religion is an integral part of a person’s identity, but the world is still full of prejudices that prevent some people from accepting and respecting religions different from their own. In a significant way, the condemnation affects Islam, often distorting the opinion about its adherents. For example, modern Islam women...
Introduction “No man can walk so long in the Shadow that he cannot come again to the Light,” wrote Robert Jordan in his novel The Great Hunt (671). In his first book, The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini shows how one great ‘sin’ can poison a person’s life for many years...
Introduction The events described in The Wars occurred during the First World War, a violent and traumatizing conflict of an unheard scale. Modern weapons have transformed both the psychological and physical aspects of combat, as these powerful weapons have separated and dehumanized hostile forces while causing enormous turmoil. This passive...
Smoking is a global social issue, and its damage to health and elevated economic costs have been investigated over the last several decades worldwide due to the increased addiction of people to this habit. Indeed, tobacco smoking is a risk factor for developing such diseases as atherosclerosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary...
Islamophobia is a term derived from two words, namely Islam and phobia. Generally, the phobia refers to illogical and inexplicable anxiety of a specific circumstance or object, while Islam denotes a religion practiced by mainly Arabian countries. In this regard, islamophobia describes the irrational fear, hatred, or hostility towards the...
Introduction Immigration policy has always been a thorny issue in democratic America, warming the market from within and extending that influence to international relations. Rapid and positive changes in the political game between immigrants and the U.S. government are impossible because of people’s legal and social adaptability. Many of the...
Alcohol addiction is a disease that manifests itself in the addiction to drinking alcoholic beverages often and in excessive quantities. Alcohol addiction disrupts brain activity and physical abilities, impairs memory and the ability to think correctly, a person begins to commit unreasonable acts. Alcohol affects the ability to make decisions...
Continuing the tradition of Renaissance poetry, William Shakespeare creates numerous sonnets which touch on different metaphorical issues of human emotions such as love, fear, hate, and others. The compilation of the playwright’s short poems was first published in 1609 and consisted of 154 sonnets (Shakespeare 1). One of the crucial...
Needless to say that The Divine Comedy is, first of all, similar to Homer’s epics as they both have features of an epic literate piece. To be more particular, Dante Alighieri adopted a narrative style to portray grand themes and heroic figures. In addition, Dante replicated Homer’s approach to broadening...
Conflicts are an integral part of the plot, which contribute to revealing the feelings of the protagonists. They are a source of dramatic situations, a catalyst of tension of physical and emotional forces of the heroes involved in the struggle. A character can experience diverse emotions and harmonize with society...
I think it is appropriate to look at the play from a racial equity lens and a feminist criticism perspective. Hansberry defined the plot of her play as a clash between an American family and the mercantile ideals of society. The action in the play is devoid of external drama...
Introduction The situation when different objects in art, literature, or cultural rites, are depicted as having human-like traits, called anthropomorphism, is typical for humanity. The film Dumbo and the book on which it is based are examples of using anthropomorphic elements in art. Throughout the action, they depict animal-sentient traits...
One of the central problems of the opera is the problem of the hero, the question of the embodiment of the image of a person. Drawing a certain picture of life, the opera recreates it primarily through the world of man and human relations as the world of actors with...
The story of Mary Rowlandson depicts conflicts between Christians and Indians. The latter’s barbaric traditions cannot be accepted by Englishmen and, therefore, their native culture is abnormal regardless of any external circumstances and the possibility of good deeds on their part. Hence, even though some Indians help the woman by...
“The Briefcase” by Rebecca Makkai is an excellent short story that encapsulates a life after escape from a prison of one functional character. Namely, a chef that had served meals for revolution rebels was enjailed for political reasons. He managed to leave the place of his imprisonment. The stir caused...
My favorite school of ethics is consequentialism because this theory is based on the concept of thinking about consequences. The concept is exciting and controversial in matters of morality and ethics. According to Ellis (2019), this definition is one of the famous versions of utilitarianism. Let us consider two focal...
In this scientific work, an analysis of online resources aimed at the topic of technical objects will be carried out. However, one of them will be aimed at a non-technical audience and the second at a specialized one. Next, each website’s persuasive strategies to serve its primary audience’s needs will...
Japanese poetry vividly represents the culture of the country, attracting readers’ attention to distant and mysterious images and ideas. Haiku is one of the traditional forms of Japanese versification. It has particular creation rules preserving manners and traditions of this poetic direction passed on between generations. This three-line poetry aims...
Introduction Jean-Jacques Rousseau, a philosopher, and writer of a franco-swiss origin, is often called a precursor to the French Revolution. Rousseau’s political and philosophical thought had a tangible impact on Jacobins and several aspects of the French Revolution as a whole. In his autobiographical work called Confessions, the author deconstructs...
Based on your readings of Cortés and de Montaigne, which distinctions among peoples seemed most important for Europeans of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries? It is clear that de Montaigne and Cortes perceived non-Western nations as primitive barbarians closer to a pure state of nature compared to Europeans. De Montaigne...
One in every three children is permanently stunted for life from food shortages at home. This data reveals the menace currently facing humanity that requires immediate intervention. The 13minutes speech by Andrew Youn unveils the innovative farming techniques implemented by the One Acre Fund project intended to eradicate hunger and...
Introduction Desdemona from William Shakespeare’s Othello and Eliza Doolittle from George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion are characters who struggle with the consequences of social prejudice and defiance of social norms due to their pride. The two heroines have different backgrounds, but Eliza develops manners as the plot progresses, while Desdemona is...
Abstract Pride and Prejudice is a romantic novel by Jane Austen published in 1813. Jane Austen is the author of 6 novels, and her main themes are devoted to describing and criticizing the mores of the British landed gentry. In Pride and Prejudice, the relations between the British aristocracies are...
In their informative work titled “Watering the Leaves, Starving the Roots,” the authors analyze a report on the funding patterns influencing global females’ rights establishments and the economic status of such groups. The survey makes sense of the fast transforming landscape and suggests ways of mobilizing more resources for women’s...
Introduction The subject of immigration has been widely discussed for the past decades due to its significant impact on the US as a country. According to researchers, there are approximately 46 million immigrants in the USA, which is a number higher than in any other country worldwide (Khullar & Chokshi,...
Background The given historical analysis will primarily focus on the events of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The message will be communicated to a specific audience, which has no current knowledge of American history and its intricate elements of the development as well as internal racial issues. The Voting...
Black Lives Matter is a major international movement that fights against the discrimination and underrepresentation of Black people. It also tries to eliminate the absence of inclusiveness and the issues that the unwelcoming of diversity creates. The purpose of this paper is to view the Black Lives Matter movement through...
The femininity roles in every society entail being passive, being subordinate, and nurturing. Conerly et al., mentions an example of the various types of feminism as liberal feminism. The liberal feminism asserts that women should have equal rights as men hence should be given the same employment and job opportunities....
Introduction The division into social classes is a conditional phenomenon, but it is obvious that this phenomenon is present formally and can negatively influence people’s lives. Social differences are the differences in society that are dictated by social factors: lifestyle – urban and rural population, division of labor – mental...
Stereotypes are assumptions regarding a group of people’s personal qualities or features. According to Bordalo et al. (2016), “stereotypes formed this way contain a “kernel of truth”: they are rooted in true differences between groups” (p. 1753). There is a large spectrum of social stereotypes that might vary depending on...
Encouraging Multicultural Mindset In my opinion, employees’ multicultural mindset can be encouraged directly and indirectly. As for the latter, it is important to remember that respectful attitudes towards other cultures start with respectful attitudes towards different points of view in general. In this regard, the training that would seek to...
Macro-level factors explaining divorce’s reasons include religion, divorce law, socioeconomic development, employment and women’s status, and attitudes toward divorce (Seccombe, 2018). Economic independence is a factor that triggers women to leave their husbands if the marriage is unhappy by extracting women from traditional roles. Women with egalitarian views have a...
Introduction Any child or teenager can become a victim of bullying, regardless of physical, intellectual abilities or financial situation. Psychological trauma is received not only by the participants of the harassment but also by its witnesses. Psychological concepts such as self-concept, self-esteem, and self-presentation are inextricably linked with bullying. The...
I have chosen to discuss the article “Many Jobless Workers Aren’t Getting Help” by New York Times editorial board. The paper presents an enumeration of the issues that the established unemployment insurance policy cannot resolve. The problem has become evident as the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the country’s economy. Multiple...
Jenny does not have most of the DSM-V criteria for a SUD: she has no delusions and hallucinations. However, analyzing the emotions and behavior of the patient, it is possible to identify her psychotic disorder with predominantly depressive psychotic symptoms. From a conversation with her, it is possible to identify...
Quantitative studies are a valuable source of evidence for a practitioner’s decision-making because the statistical results and conclusions based on the calculated data are perceived as objective and reliable. The issue is the increasing number of skipped follow-up appointments among the impoverished population representatives of a practicum site. The article...
Giovanni Pico della Mirandola illustrated rather idealistic overviews of human nature based on certain characteristics that differentiate individuals through the ability to grow and perfect themselves. Thus, the author has stated that everything in nature operates under specific laws that cannot be changed, avoided, or altered (Pico della Mirandola). Humans,...
Celeste could be drawing false conclusions from her research between weight and popularity. She concluded that the correlation between being overweight and popularity means that a child being overweight causes them to be unpopular. However, correlation does not automatically indicate that two variables have a causal relationship (Gravetter & Forzano,...
Introduction In the video Ted Talk, Andrew Yountalks about ways of curbing poverty. He talks of the poor people in East Africa, who are mostly farmers. He discusses three main points which can help farmers produce adequate yields to sustain themselves and the community. This essay explores some of the...
Bourdieu’s concept of habitus addresses the theme of external influence that individuals experience from certain expectations imposed by society. Many other philosophers and sociologists previously discussed the concept of society’s influence on people and their perceptions and actions in defining different roles for people in society. However, Bourdieu was able...
Feminist ethics theory concerns the empowerment of women in society. It was developed in the mid-twentieth century to account for the role of males and females. The theory focused on questioning the position of women in the community. At the start, the theory aimed at psychology’s observational studies and later,...
Ethnic and racial inequalities have been crucial issues to address within American society. Racial inequality was experienced by many people of color living in the US, and that became a big concern for many people. Effectively combatting the problem could not be undergone by a single individual. That is why...
Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically affected nearly every aspect of life for many people worldwide. The rapid spread of the virus and the attempts of national governments to prevent the further increase in cases forced numerous individuals to adjust how they work, study, and communicate with others. Thus, communication...
The Kenyan society considers homosexuality a taboo topic in the social and cultural essence. Being a conservative community, Kenyans view homosexuality and being transgender as immoral and degradation of cultural beliefs and values. Most people are hostile and discriminate against homosexuals, calling them names that insult or negatively describe the...
In today’s globalized world, people from different backgrounds are more than likely to find themselves working together toward a common goal or, at the very least, interacting. As a result, openness to diversity becomes a crucial aspect of any given group’s internal dynamics strongly related to its efficiency and success...
With the modern world constantly changing and developing, it can be difficult to raise awareness about the challenges it is facing. Many people around the world know about environmental issues, such as global warming and climate change, but not all of them are aware of environmental racism. Although measures have...
Introduction It is important to study the topic of sociology because unlike some other sciences, it operates with clear concepts that are constantly used in everyday life. At the very beginning of the subject formation, thoughts and ideas arose that describe the subject of science exclusively at the level of...
There are different points of view in many areas of society. Along with the development of society, it is necessary to progress in attitudes toward certain factors appearing in contemporary human life. For example, the issue of the LGBT community is still controversial because citizens have different attitudes toward homosexual...
CNN’s study and Davis’ replication suggest that Black children still experience bias while preferring light skin. Despite the original test happening approximately 70 years ago, when society was segregated, the outcome did not change (CNN, 2010; Reel Works, 2020). It could mean that the narrative is generational, inherited by children...
Introduction Affirmative action policies are intended to give rights and privileges to groups that were formerly discriminated against based on their race, nationality, or gender. The first serious attempt to eliminate all types of social inequality in the U.S was made by John F. Kennedy, who signed “Executive Order No....
The pages of human history include many great episodes, some of which may seem quite strange to the modern reader. In an era when scientific activity was not prioritized or encouraged, obscurantism and belief in imaginary scenarios were recognized among social attitudes. For this reason, scientists who proposed ideas contrary...
This paper delves into my opinions on the ethics of human cloning. This subject is an incredibly sensitive ethical issue that is still being debated today. Cloning to generate offspring is largely seen as immoral, and numerous countries have passed laws forbidding it. However, human cloning for scientific research has...
Introduction It is important to note that the social constructs and categories of race, class, gender and other grouping methods are imposed onto individuals with a predetermined type of identity. The Intersectional Theory provides a broader view of the issue by showcasing how one might experience oppression from a multitude...
Heffernan mentions, “This kind of Internet use isn’t usefully described as an addiction,” concerning the case of a young girl. Gabriela is a 20-year-old student from New York who is worried that she might be addicted to the Internet. Gabriela sleeps with her laptop and spends a lot of time...
The introduction of this speech aims to present the subject to the audience gradually. The orator uses comparison when describing Rhapsody Music Service to establish emotional appeal (pathos) with his audience (Tauber 00:00:27). He asks the audience directly about their familiarity with streaming services to spark interest in his speech...
When a Child’s birth takes place, everyone anticipates knowing the gender. Since then, we have intertwined in a society that outlines that girls like certain things while boys like other things. However, this should not be a limitation of what we believe in due to societal pressure. The definition of...
The data do not explicitly support the scholars’ argument that a higher rape rate is associated with lower gender equality. According to the graph, developed European countries with the highest scores of gender gap also demonstrate the highest rates of national rape. However, these statistics should not be analyzed based...
The problem that the essay focuses on is alcohol abuse in the Native American community. The problem is caused by the disadvantaged socioeconomic conditions of the population, including limited access to healthcare, and passed down from parents to children. The problem significantly hurts the health and economic opportunities of the...
Abolitionism (or the abolitionist movement) was a movement aimed to end slavery. In Western Europe and America, this campaign was a real historical battle that sought to end the slave trade and liberate laborers. The problem of slavery and severe oppression of the black people remained one of the central...
Introduction Over the years, cartoonists have critiqued societal issues by developing thought-provoking cartoons and posters. The cartoon by Clay Bennet on equal justice is an example of this strategy. The posters can provide education to the readers on important national and community issues. The United States has witnessed a continuous...
Cellulite is a common condition that is caused by fat pushing onto the connective tissue and creating the look of bumpy skin. While it is extremely common and most adult women and men with certain conditions have it, there are no physical risks correlating with cellulite. This, however, does not...
Introduction There is an urgent need for a disaster recovery strategy for the Vila Health Community in the region. The residents of the town were caught off guard by an unforeseen calamity. Their sole plan was a notebook full of resources, but nothing tangible about what to do when disaster...
I believe the high cost of healthcare to be one of the most critical issues concerning legislation and policy of the current healthcare environment. For various reasons, healthcare is extremely regulated, and those regulations are closely connected to markets (Kee, 2019). Due to the influence of regulatory structure, certain conflicts...
The works carried out within the framework of critical theory had a serious impact on the development of mass communication research. The concept of critical communication theory does not seek to define communication and build universal explanatory models based on this category. Instead, it tries to formulate some requirements that...
Introduction The culture of poverty is a sociological concept and a theory that implies that poverty may not exclusively result from the lack of resources but also from the acquired value system. The concept was first introduced by American anthropologist Oscar Lewis in his book Five Families: Mexican Case Studies...
Introduction Various areas of business and life in commercial and non-profit organizations evolve over time. Health systems are changing, and nurses who take on an important and direct role in it are beginning to reshape their practices in response to new demands from society and emerging opportunities. Thus, their scope...
Alzheimer’s is a degenerative disease primarily affecting the elderly population. According to Dr. Cohen, fewer resources are dedicated to preventing and treating Alzheimer’s due to the fundamental lack of awareness (Cohen, 2015). Though Alzheimer’s is an equal cause of death as cancer, more resources are availed to cancer research as...
I believe that showing genuine care by instilling confidence in the proposed treatment for a patient is essential during consultations for them to have the full effect. A counselor must display competence as a professional whose opinion is based on a solid foundation, as this confidence will be transferred to...
Introduction This paper is dedicated to the concepts of patient safety and health care quality. The essence of patient safety lies in the prevention of intentional and unintentional harm to the patients. In other words, healthcare personnel should avoid errors, injuries, and assignment of inappropriate treatment. The concept of health...
Summary Nursing staff turnover is costly as it decreases the organization’s productivity and the quality of patient care. This proposal is based on the following data: Quarterly retention rates for graduate nurses within a six-month period from hire are down 6%. Nurses positions open = 180, applicants for open positions...
Poor communication between healthcare professionals in the operating room can lead to adverse outcomes. Lack of adequate communication between surgeons, anesthesiologists, and nurses can lead to events that endanger the life of any patient. The study of surgical results focuses mainly on risk factors and the professionalism of the head...
Objectives that Affect the Community The Healthy People 2020 Mental Health and Mental Disorders section includes two aspects that affect many individuals in my community. The first issue involves adolescent eating disorders, while the second relates to depression. Reason for Choosing the Objectives MHMD-3 aims to reduce the proportion of...
I got to know all leader types and understood how to use these approaches in the working process, and I understood the essential qualities of a nursing leader. I have a clear understanding that being a good leader means implementing a “flexible approach to each individual situation where leadership is...
Introduction An eating disorder is a condition whereby an individual is characterized by persistent disturbance in their eating behavior. Many eating disorders emanate from distressing emotions and thoughts, and it ranges from mild to chronic disorder (Wilson et al. 71). The most common types of eating disorders include anorexia nervosa...
Introduction Nursing practitioners (NPs) responsibilities and opportunities vary between the states, and while in specific parts of the country, they are independent, the same activities are restricted in others. The scope of practice in California is a specific example of how the limitations severely impact healthcare quality. Practitioners face the...