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I earned my Bachelor’s in Neuroscience from Centenary College of Louisiana, where I graduated with departmental honors. While in college, I co-founded a nonprofit that aimed to provide support for the transgender community, especially those who were homeless veterans. I led workshops at medical schools to teach future doctors how to provide comprehensive care to the LGBT community. Through this grassroots community organizing, I realized current approaches to medicine and research focus on gender

areas in the United States when it comes to traffic. Drivers in the Twin Cities spend an average of 63 hours per year stuck in traffic according to a 2015 survey done by TomTom, a GPS navigation company. In hopes of solving the traffic problem, the first rail line in Minnesota opened back in 2004. Since then there has been a Green Line extension from St. Paul to Minneapolis. The original Blue Line provided 10.6 million rides as of last year and the Green Line has provided 12.4 million rides. Both lines

Critique This critique seeks to provide contextualisation for investigations into gendered representations in children’s literature, and the mechanisms that underpin their construction and reproduction. The key aim is to explore possible shifts within gender representation in children’s literature. Hamilton et al. (2006) argue that although there have been changes, over time, to gender representations, improvements have been mitigated by both the underrepresentation of female characters and a continued

have，neither in the future. So, company set up a lot of factory in other poor nation, what we call “third world”. The goal of this investment in the third world is in order to increase the amount of their money, and success in capitalism globalization more effectively, all due to squeezing the resource in other nation such as human resources. What if those American company or factory ran out the business in third world, will life be better .Therefore this is the article that I chose to write. There is two

are powerful debates about whether they should be allowed into first world countries. If we were in their place we would expect and anticipate that people more fortunate than ourselves would respond with kindness as generosity. Therefore, I agree without a doubt that they should have the right to be let into countries that are able to fulfil their needs to strive and survive. My first option is that refugees should be taken into first world countries because like the rest of our race, they are human

Being a third world country means to be more underdeveloped than most upcoming countries there is today. Third world countries want and deserve more than they get, dealing with poverty, gender inequality, racial inequality, educational problems, hunger, and war. But for this paper, the focus is on poverty in Madagascar. While being in the top 10 ranks of poorest countries as number 9, poverty is the outcome for most of the problems that occur in Madagascar. So, with poverty being a catastrophic social

From the title of this article you could conclude that this article will be focused around the incomes and the money situations of migrants and the overall world economy. The author begins their argument by telling how the income of people from third world countries would greatly increase if they traveled to the US and began working. In the text the author states that “Mexican labourers who migrate to the United States can expect to earn 150% more. Unskilled Nigerians make 1,000% more”. While that

My Rule of Life is going to help and direct me to where I want to grow spiritually. Like a trellis that helps guide plants to grow up in the direction it need to go, I want my Rule of Life to the same. With God’s first two questions to humanity, “Where are you?” and “Where is your brother?” I answered by saying that I do not know. Right now, I am at a time where I feel lost and need some guidance. I grew up in a Catholic household, but I never paid attention during mass. I believed that my background

critiques of development provided by James Ferguson, Arturo Escobar and Elisio Macamo, yet even though they are very different, all three of the authors maintain that development is extremely detrimental to countries that fall within the lines of the Third World. Rostow’s “Five Stages of Growth” thesis provides a prototype of economic development that, in theory, is applicable to all spheres of society. The five stages can be compartmentalized into the traditional society, the pre-conditions for takeoff

The Use of Force is a short story written in 1938 by an American author, William Carlos Williams, who is known for his modernist writings. The Use of Force was first published in a short story collection Life Along the Passaic River (1938), and is also available in The Doctor Stories (1984), which is a collection of Williams' writings. The story was published during the era of the Second Wave of feminism, from 1918 to 1968, which focused on social reform and revolution (Delamont, 2003, 2). The situation