I like observing people. When I was younger I wanted to be a psychologist. I wanted to be a psychologist because I wanted to know how and what other people thought, and wanted to understand them. It used to amaze me how different we all...
It’s about 3 different citizens speaking about their perspectives on vaccinations, whether they believe it should be mandatory or not to get yearly flu shots. Important because vaccines help prevent infections and viruses like influenza from spreading in our bodies, affecting not just one individual,...
After WWII, there was an overall shift in mindset from reusability to disposability. During the Great Depression and war, people had to reuse almost everything. Throughout the Great Depression, most people didn’t have enough money to buy new things and were forced to repurpose what...
Dr. Sandra Waddock argues that businesses must undergo a fundamental transformation in their structures and missions to incorporate sustainability and social responsibility into their core objectives. This shift would allow companies to move beyond a narrow focus on maximizing shareholder profits, fostering a systemic change...
This article shows how to find a place in society by analyzing the role of television as a cultural forum. This article will be looking at Netflix and Internet forums such as The TVIV in the same service as contemporary and cult. However, also with...
My journey towards becoming a social worker is deeply intertwined with my personal values and social identity. As a cisgender, heterosexual, English-speaking, chronically disabled African-Canadian woman in my mid-twenties, I have navigated a myriad of challenges that have shaped my worldview and aspirations. Growing up...
Who are we? Where did we come from? Who were our ancestors? How human beings are interrelated? A number of questions that go through our mind billions of times. To answer many of these questions and to analyze the social and cultural behavior of human...
Our world is one of water, for up to 70% of the world’s surface is covered with oceans, seas and other bodies of water. Though these water bodies may look like a calm empty void, below the surface they hold life and mysteries one could...
Obesity is a growing epidemic in the Bahamian society and one of the biggest issues we face in our flawed humanity. Obesity is defined as excessive weight gain which results in health risks such as diabetes, heart disease, and so forth. Made-to-order essay as fast...
Conflict is defined as a hostile relationship between 2 or more people that features intense uncompromisable differences. Since humans are very diverse and sociable in nature, it’s easy to see how relevant conflict is in everyday life from relationships to more serious/violent cases of conflict...
Several different communities can be found all around the world. These communities all have certain values and all focus together on one particular thing, such as religion or common interests. The community of craft and DIY enthusiasts is indeed very interesting. These individuals share the...
On the 14th of February 2018, a former student of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, killed 17 students in his old High School. This was one of many mass shootings in the USA that have occurred over the past decades and is...
African Americans face plenty of problems in today’s society. Even with achievements like the abolition of slavery and racial segregation. They still face social and political problems in the 21st century. A critical issue that African Americans face is mass incarceration. As a result of...
Barbara Brandt wrote this article long ago talking about jobs and people overworking. There are many ways that this article could have been written. We also see that the author has some good points about people over working. Also, the judgment of the author is...
Music inspire people because they can express themselves. Music can also tell you about the artist history or life story. Imagine Dragons are an unusual band that consists of four members which are Dan Reynolds, Daniel Platzman, Wayne Sermon, and Ben McKee. The band had...
School and Education for Women Between the timeframe of the 1870s and the 1920s, educational rights within America’s school systems changed dramatically, especially for the countries women. However, the road to get this new found freedom proved more than difficult, and was full of countless...
Emmeline Pankhurst was born in 1858 in England. She grew up with an interest in politics and women’s suffrage. She was heavily involved in strikes for working womens rights, such as the London Matchgirls strike in 1888. She started a political organization, the Women’s Social...
Stereotype, as I understand it, is a fixed idea about particular party. Whether this party is a group of people or a country, the stereotype is always overgeneralized and probably not true. Sometimes, the stereotype can be harmless, but it can be harmful as well....
Body image refers to an individual misperception to his or her current body size and may involve either simulating r illusionistic, that is, perceiving one’s body size as petite or chunky than it objectively is. A negative body image is formed as people compare themselves...