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    The ways in which the food system is failing us are numerous. It is failing some in quantity, while failing others in quality. The only members of the food system that are not being exploited are the corporate food producers, and that is because they are the exploiters in this equation. Just like the schoolyard that we are all familiar with, there are two groups on the food system playground; the bullied and the bullies. In comparison to the schoolyard example, the bullies are in the minority,

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    Being Fat is Your Choice Everyday we make our own choices as to what foods we will eat...a healthy salad...maybe a less healthy frozen meal...better yet why not swing by McDonald’s for a super cheap, super unhealthy Big Mac meal. We also have the option to work off what we eat, or just take it easy and allow the food to settle whether negatively or positively. Our eating habits have major impacts on our health, many people even have thoughts that the government should have control over our diets

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    fresh produce in their cities. Michael Pollan examines how America is slowly becoming more aware of their food problems that have been created in the recent decade. He also explains how this has happened in America and who is partially responsible to blame. Michael Pollan leans towards the idea that big corporations and minimum wage workers who are very underpaid are all to blame for the lack of food diversity in many communities in America. Pollan uses facts that are relevant to his arguments subject

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    Pg. 433-443 Politics in Action: Regulating Food • If you think about it, how many people actually think about the food they eat. o Not too many in today’s world, many just assume it’s all good to consume. o However, this is not by coincidence as there are many specific agencies who are on top of this for the people.  As dangerous as it might sound, the fact no one worries illustrates how efficient they agencies have become at their jobs. • However, this process is much more complicated than

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    Dish: Sexual identity and gender politics, interwoven with food motifs. *Warning: The so-what may appear muddled when too many topics are addressed, especially ham-fisted and insincere segments about race. Also, do not consume raw meat/eggs. **Warning: This contains salt. What you need (So-What):  Examination of restrictive gender roles and their effects  Acceptance of your own sexual orientation and identity  Repudiation of the Midwestern tendency to accept comfort rather than “happiness”

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    In Bruce K. Rutherford’s writing “Egypt: The Origins and Consequences of the January 25 Uprising” Rutherford identifies the five key political actors/entities that are important in contemporary Egyptian politics. He recognizes the liberals, the Muslim Brotherhood, the Salafis, the military and remnants of the old regime as being some of the primary instigators in Egypt today. (Rutherford) When Mubarak was ousted in 2011, the citizens of Egypt identifying with liberal political views split into several

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    Lobbying and United States

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    in their favour. Interest groups are a natural outgrowth of the communities of interest that exist in all societies. Politics and interests are inseparable. The common goals and sources of interest

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    But one of the biggest issue that includes politics is should politics even affect college? Many have different opinion about the topic, but what over rules the opinions is the facts. College Republicans? College Democrats? These groups are more than likely to be found on campus, which means more opportunities to become more involved in a person’s college experiences. For many politically active campus, it’s often a who’s who of politicians that come to speak. These speeches often include information

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    Organisational Politics

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    INTRODUCTION: “Politics is how interests and influence play out in an institution.” - Benjamin Franklin Organisation is a coalition of interest, so exists in the identification and solution of the problem. In the process of negotiation for consensus, politicking takes place. Therefore, the existence of power and politics is the inevitable phenomena in every organisation. In order to manage and to be managed in the organisation efficiently every individual starting from the top

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    countries. Ever since there was Religion, it has been affecting the decisions people make, and ever since there was politics, it has been affecting the decisions people make in politics. Not only that, but sources indicate that religious influence in political decision making has been growing recently. Religion has always been, and will remain to be a critical factor in politics. Many of the world’s governments, especially those of western societies, are democracies. Webster dictionary

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