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    Many aspects of social justice can be found in the Bible. Jesus partakes in many actions that would fall under social justice. He fed the hungry, stood up for women’s rights and welcomed the outcasts who were hated. Through history, there are very few people that stood up for equality and against oppression. One such person would be Martin Luther King, Jr. who based a lot of his work on the bible and the religious figures that are described in it. Martin Luther King Jr., a Baptist minister, activist

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    The Progress of Canada’s Social Justice Issues in the 1930s The Great Depression was an unfriendly time for millions of Canadians, certainly not just Canadians, but those internationally. This decade of despair contributed to not only the negative effects to the economy, but as well as the pessimistic social justice issues. The Cooperative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) did provide some hope for those who sought out aid and solutions; however, were unable to assist those in need; furthermore, life

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    Social Justice Issue: Wealth Inequality======================= According to a recent article, it is estimated that “in America, the wealthiest 160,000 families have as much as the poorest 145 million families (Matthews, 2015).” This translates to the top 1% of the U.S. population having as much as or more wealth than the bottom 99%, which is quite drastic. Gilson further emphasizes this fact, noting, “A huge share of the nation's economic growth over the past 30 years has gone to the top one-hundredth

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    taking initiatives to plan and conduct team projects instead of waiting for assignments. • Throughout supervisory meeting conversation, RA indicated that she was lack of time for self-educating social justice issues. RA can continuously devote her time on deepening her understanding for diverse social justice subjects. As an educator for residential curriculum, RA must be competent for developing meaningful and difficult

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    Higher Education or secondary education accessibility is a major social justice issue that is currently impacting many public colleges. Institutions are required to maintain strategic policies to ensure that college is accessible to those who are part of the underserved population. There are several issues that should be considered when academic affairs and student support services deliberate about improving institutional outcomes and degree production. These professionals focus on designing a

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    Elder Self Neglect and Social Justice Nicole Monson Submitted to Instructor Terry Lee, MSN, RN, BC, in partial fulfillment of NR410 Introduction to the Profession of Nursing Regis University January 29, 2017 Introduction Self-neglect in the elderly is an important public health issue. It occurs more frequently than any other form of abuse or neglect and is expected to become even more prevalent as baby boomers retire and government appointed resources for the elderly decrease (MacLeod

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    The concept of social justice is the driving force of my passion for the legal system and has drove to want to pursue justice-oriented career as I would like to expose the existence of systemic inequities and advocate for the need for progressive social change. I also see my education and my involvement within my campus and community as another drive for my passion in legal and political studies. While maintaining a full course load in Political Science, I was the president of the Political Science

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    Chp. 13 Social Work and the Criminal Justice System Arrest crimes vary by sex. A little more than one fifth of all crimes are committed by women. Younger women, or juvenile women are twice as likely to be arrested. Men are more likely to commit violent crimes. Men commit murder nearly ten times the amount of women. Women commit more property crimes. Men are abandoning women which is making them commit crimes to raise and care for their family. Younger people are more likely to commit crimes. The

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    I would like to express my interest in applying to the PhD in Gender Race and Social Justice. My research interests include, but are not limited to, indigeneity and indigenous resistance movements in Mexico. The politicization of the indigenous identity caught my attention while I was doing fieldwork in Mexico. Afterwards as a master’s student I was able to realize that the (de)construction practices of indigenous peoples have gained these struggles a place in the international arena, through transnational

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    Social Justice or Injustice Domestic violence (DV) has and continues to affect millions of, women, men, children and the elderly every day. National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, defines Domestic violence as, “hurtful, repeated and intentional behavior that one person uses to maintain power and control over another in an intimate relationship.” (National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, n.d.) Abuse impacts many individuals from various backgrounds. Abuse comes in many forms, verbal, emotional

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