Social Justice: Hidden Figures

Hidden Figures presents a strong movie illustrating an important part of our history. The title Hidden Figures applies appropriately for multiple reasons. Firstly, the mathematicians worked in a remote building on NASA property equipped with separate bathrooms for blacks. In addition, few people knew of their significant work before the production of this incredible movie. Truly the plot fascinates the audience; entertaining while educating for it’s just over two-hour runtime. Hidden Figures

will exemplify how the perspective has been enhanced our understanding on women as victims and perpetrators of crime. It will also critically analyze the impact it has. I will attempt to discuss different branches of criminology such as, biological, social, psychological, liberal and radical feminism. Feminism is a controversial issue and topic. The late 1960 into the early 1970s witnessed the emergence of feminist criminology; it has been attributed to the second wave of feminism the helped to project

cultural contexts. Reading the different versions, one can notice the impact culture has on the different versions. The writer uses the cultural context to relate the story to its own historical and cultural time. “ La Gatta Cenerentola” and “ The Hidden One” are two different versions of Cinderella that were created in different historical times. Although these two stories were influenced from the same story, they were also influenced by the historical time they were written in and by their culture

There are 6 ethical approaches in the book Justice by Michael J. Sandel: Utilitarianism, Libertarianism, Locke, Kant, Rawls, and Aristotle. These 6 approaches attempt to explain what should just and what should not. Utilitarianism focuses on the idea that, “the highest principle or morality is to maximize happiness, the overall balance of pleasure over pain.” The chapter begins with a story about four English sailors who became stranded at sea and who carefully used up all their resources before

Official statistics only account for crime that is detected and recorded. Crimes incorrectly filtered out of the system or miscoded fall into the grey figure (Bradley & Walters, 2011), distorting specific crime trends. Crucially, because these statistics only reflect when a person is captured, the dark figure – all crime experienced by victims, but hidden from police (MacDonald, 2002) - is unaccounted for. Secondly, the data is measured using a legal definition of crime. Yet the law is constantly changing

The concept of social justice, and the environment have always been under great threat. However is it possible to mend the two, combine them together, in order to create an equal atmosphere and a sustainable society? The majority of the population have always wanted to prevent the minority in gaining their rights in fear of losing their power, and the nature conquerors have disregarded the wilderness’ needs in fear of losing their profit. Environmental activists and advocates have sought to bridge

Movie Critique of Hidden Figures Introduction “Here at NASA we all pee the same color.” (Cherin, 2016). This is a quote from a movie by the name of Hidden Figures which was released in 2016. It is about a group of black women who work for NASA. The women were helping NASA send a man into space using math, engineering, and programing. They are also trying to prove that black people were just as capable as white people in learning the subjects of math and science. The film reenacted how American’s

interpersonal relationships, team development and relationship with groups. The shape of Johari window is a two by two figure which contains four main quadrants: Open self, Blind self, Hidden self and Unknown self. Each of them represents self’s feeling and motivation. (Fee, 2011) (Warner, 2015)   Four quadrants of Johari window Open self is on top left-hand corner of the window,

reasonable. But which ones make him, him the most? Is it positivity, or wisdom, it could be any of them.Which ones make you, you? In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, the theme of social justice is demonstrated through the character of Atticus Finch who is positive and persistent. Social justice is where there is justice in terms of the distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society. Atticus always is positive because he looks at the world with a different, brighter perspective

Art and Social Consciousness For this assignment, I chose the section 'Art and Social Consciousness’ because art which incorporates the struggles and injustices within a specific time period, both intrigues and encourages me to learn more about these artists and the directive they incorporated into their art. Eugène Delacroix commissioned 'Liberty Leading the People' in attempts to heighten the people’s morale within the French Revolution [1830]. Within this work, he uses the allegorical