...The conflict over the devastation of the wetlands is a destructive conflict, no parties are cooperating. There is competitive motivation to win against the oil industry in a billion-dollar lawsuit. There is a hostile attitude toward the oil companies for destroying protected land. The issue over the control of resources in Louisiana is a blame game between the Oil companies and the state. This has created credibility issues for both sides, there are many factors involved in the destruction of the wetlands near the gulf coast, the state is blindly blaming oil companies for it. This makes the conflict somewhat misattributed and displaced. The people protecting the wetlands want the oil to pay for the projects that will help stop erosion but it’s not clear if that will do any good. To promote cooperative interdependence between the oil companies involved and the people protecting the wetlands is difficult because it is close to impossible to please both parties in this situation that involves out recourses and money. I can’t see anyway to make this a mutually beneficial situation. The Board fails to see that its not just he oil companies and the oil companies fail to recognize that their drilling took a huge toll in this particular area even though there are many of factors that destroy the habitat. The credibility of both parties also makes it hard to see a positive out come. This is an international conflict involving social values in Afghanistan. Women’s rights are close...
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...from having a good-looking appearance while you have your clothes on Just imagine one day your dudes suggest going to the pool or the beach and denial is impossible And then, what’s going to be shown up next ??? Your pubs, that saggy booties, big round belly and especially man boobs So please tell me How do you feel at that moment ?? Embarrassing right ? So that one indispensable factor to be an alpha is to be looking good naked Well, I’m not talking about the man you all see on the magazines or newspaper ( Who’s got about 2% body fat and the abs are like Oh Jesus Christ ) because it’s nearly unachievable My point is not comparing you to other people, but to be in the best version of yourself you can possibly be when you are naked So now here comes 4 tips for you to be in the greatest shape like you’ve never been before (Slide 4 tips ) Tip 1: Get rid of your pubes For most people, having a blooming massive bushes might not be the good look Well I’m not talking about all men in this Universe but most people So my recommendation is to trim your pubes (slide on) just look at the picture and you can see the differences The man with chest hair, shoulder hair looks much creepier than the man with no pubes even though they are both big, strong and muscular So please gentlemen, shave it, you have a trimmer use it, you have the razor, use it And when you have a glance on the mirror again, you won’t be able to recognize yourself ! Tip 2: Having a well-defined...
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...“kind of temporary” about himself (36, Act 1). He turns to his older brother, Ben for advice. Willy repeatedly asks Ben if he is raising his boys the right way (36. Act 1). Willy can be heard asking Ben how he should teach his boys (36. Act 1). Willy’s lack of confidence in parenting ultimately affects how his sons grow up. He knows that he has not raised them to be the best they could be, but he does not want to admit it. Willy Loman’s idea of success is very shallow and money-oriented. He views averages jobs to be intolerable. When his oldest son, Biff, comes home after working a job on a farm, Willy asks: How can he find himself on a farm? Is that a Life? A farmhand? In the beginning, when he was young, I thought, well, a young man, it’s good for him to tramp around,...
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...is the male man. 2) God’s original purpose is to extend his Heavenly kingdom to Earth. He wanted to colonize earth with heaven; he wanted to extend his invisible kingdom to this visible earth. 3) God’s goal was to fill the earth with the culture of heaven. When a kingdom colonizes a territory, it fills the territory with its culture. 4) One of the great mistakes of the church is it has reversed God’s program. It preoccupies people to leave earth, when in fact the instruction was to occupy till He comes. 5) Man was never created to dominate other men, but to dominate earth. You and I were created to dominate the resources of earth in the area of gifting. God gave all of us dominion, not over people, not even over your wife. 6) Discovery of your purpose is the source of your personal leadership. Leadership has to do with self discovery than it has to do with leading people. True leaders never seek followers, followers are attracted to the gift of the leader. 7) Vision is a preview of your purpose. 8) Man is spirit and spirits have no gender. You’ll never find in the Bible a reference to a male/female spirit. God took the first man, and put him in a body, and the first body God made was a male. Man comes in two models: male and female. 9) God only made only 1-human from the soil and he never went back. Not even women came from the soil. Out of the male body God pulled out a woman. God gave the woman the instruction to be an incubator for the man. 10) Wherever...
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...Getting into the field of counseling is path that directly correlates with my passion; helping others. It has been a natural habit for me since my youth to be motivated by giving others guidance and clarity through different types of obstacles and challenges. Earning my degree will be one of the final steps I will need to reach my career goals and ambitions. I would Like to open up a consulting firm that handles direct services of counseling to people. I would like to specialize in child and family counseling and have a network of counselors working for me, servicing other population's needs. My 10 year experience working directly with at-risk youth in a school setting, help me gain a drive to facilitate young people in minding their family strife. My belief is that the dysfunctional and fractured home life is at the core of the delinquent youth. There is no greater satisfaction, than assisting a young person and their family through chaos and developing a plan to having a healthy relationship. I believe that a healthy family promotes a sound mind and body within a person and is an intricate piece in becoming a productive citizen. In order for me to be competent in the counseling role, I need to acknowledge and recognize my strengths and weaknesses. Strengths that would help me in the counseling field are primarily centered <?n my genuine "want" for people to do well and be productive for themselves. With that belief I continuously focus on the positive attributes of a...
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...Danielle Weatherspoon Professor Robertson English 1102, Composition and Modern English II 30 March, 2014 Gender Roles Past & Present Both Fences and Trifles are plays concerning the difficulties of interactions between men and women. Glaspell's Trifles uses a murder mystery to portray a soured relationship between a husband and wife. One of the difficulties is that men and women have different interests and therefore take significance from different things. "While the men importantly bumble about trying to discover a motive, Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale solve the case right under their dull noses.” (3) Throughout Trifles you are shown how little things add up to big things when small unnoticed facts slip by the Sheriff, the County Attorney and Mr. Hale. Meanwhile the women discover critical evidence. They determine that Minnie Wright, after social abandonment and a silent death, was likely provoked to kill her husband. Although Mrs. Wright says she was asleep at the time of her husband's death, the women find clues in the way that she kept her kitchen and are able to follow her thinking and conclude otherwise. The men only note that it the house is not well kept. The lack of communication and great difference in areas of concern show the men and women of Trifles completely different views of the matter at hand. In the kitchen pantry, the women can remember what it was like for themselves to have picked and preserved their fruit; and understood why Mrs. Wright...
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...Male Mentors in Schools Kaplan University Tracy Lindsey Male Mentors in schools “Men make up ninety percent of the prison and local jail population, and they have an imprisonment rate fourteen times higher than the rate for women.” (Tsai and Scommegna, 2012). Ernesto isn’t a part of this jaw dropping statistic, but he is a mentor success story. Ernesto is a kid from urban Los Angeles that was having a rough time at home and performing at school. Due to his difficult home life, he was at risk of not graduating, which his teachers recognized and made him aware. He was then admitted into the HBO Mentoring Program in which he began to improve. Shortly thereafter his work ethic began to slip due to home issues as well as other factors. In return all program members provided him “extra support and encouragement” along with his mentor being there every step of the way building his confidence. With this support Ernesto began getting great reports from the teacher and he went on to take the GED pre-test receiving a sixty-two in writing and a sixty-one on social studies, which is outstanding. After all the time and effort invested Ernesto graduated. (Lore, 2002). This one success story can speak for many and really paints that picture that many children need support, encouragement and motivation to empower them to want to succeed in the end. Ernesto is just one I speak of but, troubled young men are prevalent in countless communities and many households, which across the U.S. the low performance...
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...Gender Equality “Gender equality is achieved when people are able to access and enjoy the same rewards, resources and opportunities regardless of whether they are a woman or a man.” (About workplace gender equality). It is not up for debate whether women are discriminated against in the workplace it is obvious. According to Mary Ellen Spigel, in 1998 women made 73 cents to the dollar paid to men. Even today there is still a pay gap between men and women because women are not given the same job opportunities as men. Todd P. revealed that one of the reasons for the pay gap is a lack of permanent part time jobs and flexible working arrangements, restricts the ability to combine quality employment and family care responsibilities. Meaning women with children or other caring responsibilities are less able to participate in the paid workforce. (1). It is unfair that just because women have family responsibilities that they do not receive the same career opportunities as men, even though they have just as much education and experience. As stated by Cindy Hsu, since 1980, there have been more women enrolled in institutions of higher education than men. (1). Women receive more of the honors degrees at many universities compared to men however; gender equality goes downhill once women enter the job market. (Hsu, 1). A woman earns only eighty cents for every dollar a man earns, even though women are performing better in school than men are. Yet, in our society, women still lag behind men...
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...While men are friendly towards their colleagues, women often relate to co-workers, clients and vendors as friends. Men, on the other hand, seem to assume and accept that the workplace is a competitive environment, and competition sometimes includes delivering and receiving verbal jabs. A recent study from the University of Chicago discovered that men are 94 percent more likely than women to apply for a job with a salary potential that is dependent on outperforming their colleagues. This would support the general view that men experience work as a forum for applying their skills, delivering results and beating their competitors. Why do women care so much? What makes a sarcastic remark delivered at work more hurtful to a woman than it is to a man? The answer may lie partially in biology and partially in socialization. In the realm of biology, women are wired differently than men. The female brain has language and emotion centers in both hemispheres of the brain, and more connective tissue between the two. These factors alone could explain why women are more sensitive to and adversely affected by harsh words. In addition, as Dr. Marianne Legato explains in Why Men Never Remember and Women Never Forget, estrogen causes women to feel and remember stressful events better (and longer) than men do. This enhanced memory skill makes it difficult for a woman to forget a cutting remark or tough feedback once she’s heard it. Socially, men and women bond differently. Two women coming together...
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...Background: You have been assigned to teach a 1-session class to adults regarding gender Identity and gender roles. • Resources: the information in chapter 6 of the text book, supplemental research as needed, scoring rubric. • Outline a lesson plan describing the factors which contribute to gender identification and gender roles. Include the following in your lesson plan: o State the factors that determine gender identity. o Explain how a person’s masculine and feminine traits can be described using the continuum of masculinity-femininity. o Describe three (3) factors in your own life that have helped determine your gender identity. o Discuss the masculine and feminine traits that you attribute to yourself using the continuum of masculinity-femininity. • Write 750- to 1,000-words. Format the lesson plan as a sentence outline. However, do NOT use phrases, Use complete sentences. [An example of a sentence-style outline will be posted to the Course Materials Forum. Complete documentation, proper grammar, spelling, etc. are still required. Gender Identity Lesson Plan Outline I. Gender Identity is started at the moment of conception. A. When a sperm fertilizes an egg there are twenty-three chromosomes from the sperm and twenty-three chromosomes from the egg. B. At the moment of conception the tiny cells know already what color hair, color eyes, if they will be bald and if they will be...
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...Nicholas Petracca WMST 101.01 Individual Research Paper Dr. Gillespie Violent Masculinity: How American Society and Media Glorify Violence in the American Youth By it’s anthropologic definition, masculinity is anything that men think and do. It is anything that men think and do to other men. And lastly, it is the idea that some men are innately, or are acknowledged to be, more macho than other men (Guttman 93). When we consider those in their childhood and adolescence stages, even though they aren’t men, they are nevertheless affected by the constructs of masculinity. In this paper, I intend to show how American Society and popular media combine to construct a masculinity norm that glorifies violence, especially among teens, adolescence, and children. Before we look at how masculinity can lead to violence in our culture, we must first unearth how masculinities are constructed, both by mainstream media and by societal norms. Perhaps the most crucial aspect of masculine and feminine studies is that gender is a perception that is socially constructed (Craig 2). Academics are cautious to separate sex—a purely biological difference—and gender—a label that is used to illustrate the essential qualities that society attributes to members of a particular sex. As a result, masculinity becomes a term that we must explain. It is widely recognized that American society and popular media are responsible for shaping masculinity, so it is only logical to that these...
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...The American Dream “the widespread belief that, by hard work and individual enterprise, even the most poor and lowly Americans can achieve economic success, a better way of life and enhanced social status in a land of immense opportunity (Watts).” Ragged Dick is really about rising from rags to respectable not rags to riches. I view that Dick is an exceptional character showing that true grit to get what he wants even if its almost out of reach, which shows “The American dream” is something you have to work for. Dick has all the qualities of someone who could achieve his goals with hard work. Dick is a young man who has lived on his own for years, meeting Mr. Whitney changed how Dick viewed people and life. How could a man Dick did not even know have faith in him to appreciate a new suit and not ask for anything in return? But when thinking how “The American Dream” is viewed in Dick’s eyes he sees it as having respect from all and when he is in a suit he receives the respect from his elders. Throughout the book you hear Dick use words such as “bully” when describing something that is very good. In the time that Dick and Mr. Whitney are together you find that Dick starts to show his real thoughts on what he wants to do in the future, which shows that Dick does have a “dream” in a way. When Dick meets Mr. Whitney’s nephew Frank they bond while Dick shows him around New York. During this time Dick discovers that being a boot black is not something he has to do for the rest of...
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...Explain how theories of masculinity have transformed the sociology of the family? Finbarr Lawton, University College Cork, Department of Sociology. Student Number: 111310236, Module title/code: Sociology of Family, SC2026, Module Coordinator: Linda Connolly Submission Date: 14/1/13 Throughout my essay I will attempt to look at different theories of masculinity and try to show how these theories have transformed the sociology of family in recent decades. I will start by looking at the sociology of family, giving a brief insight into the main theory’s and how it helps us to understand what the sociology of family is essentially about. Following on from this I will look at masculinity giving the main ideas of it and how it has changed and shifted roles in past decades. Before going into detail about masculinity and how it has changed by looking at theories of fatherhood, work, and unemployment and Hegemonic masculinity. Finally I will finish by looking at the main advantages and disadvantages of this change in masculinity in recent decades looking also at how it has changed the sociology of family. When looking at the sociology of family we see that it is an extremely broad field of study and can really be split into four main theories of which to look at the sociology of family, these being: 1. “Functionalist theory: Looks at the essential tasks provided by the family e.g. Socialisation: Regulation of sexual activity. Social placement: Material and emotional...
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...Assess explanations for apparent gender differences in involvement in crime (21 marks) There are clear gender differences in the level of crime in society. In 2015 official statistics showed that male prison population was at 95%, with women prison population only 5%. The division in these figures may be due to several factors such as how crimes are actually recorded and the idea that males do commit more crimes that females and the male stream society that we are in. It may be believed that women commit less crime due to the socialization they received throughout their life and the social control they receive as adults. During the socialisation process it can be seen that girls are socialised differently to boys. This idea was supported by Walurm who recorder conversations in a maternity ward. Baby girls were comforted when they cried and described as sweet, whereas boys were expected to be noisy and tough. Similarly, Statham found that parents find it virtually impossible to be non sexist in child rearing. Toy shops aimed weapons for boys and domestic toys such as babies and cooking equipment at girls. This could therefore explain why men are more likely to be involved in crimes involving physical violence or possession of an offensive weapon. Additionally, Parsons believed that because child-rearing is primarily carried out by mothers, with fathers potentially being absent or having little influence in the child's life, girls have an advantage in their socialisation...
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...In times of war kings send men to die for a cause that they cannot truly justify. It maybe over land, resources or just a little bit of political strife men but for whatever reason men die. Everyday a man is on the front lines protecting what he holds dear. War makes a man find something to cling on to, it may just be the will to live or just the thought of the day that they return home to their families but every soldier has a reason for life. Matram life flashed before him in one quick instant He had only joined the kings army out of a stroke of bad luck but he had never regretted it. After his father died of old age and his mother of grief he had been living on the street until his nineteenth name day. He had tried to pick pocket a quartermaster who was picking up supplies up in the city to take down to the kings barracks in the center of the city. Well, as fate would have it he was caught by the quartermaster and was immediately thrown in jail. He was offered two chooses by the city officials, one was he would loose his right arm or he could join the kings army and make a decent living. After Six years of stealing and sleeping out in the cold an honest living was what any man would want. It came with food clothing and a decent pay out. This was all more than Matram had ever really had in his who life. He looked at the officials and just nodded his head and waited as he was escorted out of the door and in to the waiting caravan. The quartermaster smiled when...
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