Gated community

1.1 Gated communities physical and social description For over the few past decades the world has witnessed a growing gap between economic classes of a community. This clear division between rich and poor has led to major discrimination in all sorts of daily life interaction, from public transportation to housing, education, work and many more. However today a new form of social and cultural discrimination is being added to the list: the gated high fenced walls communities. These communities are

of Gated Communities Faress Alakwaa What are gated communities? Is not a high-rise condo with lobby security just another form of gated community? What other kinds of gated communities are there? Find Toronto examples to illustrate your points. Roughly 8 million Americans, which is about 3% of America’s households, live in gated communities with dividers and entryways in the end of the 1990’s. This number is difficult to monitor and estimate as the real estate market evolves, the gated community

King’s Realm:A Gated Community will be a magical neighborhood for your family to move to for the rest of your lives .You will be overjoyed with all the endless possibilities that can happen King’s Realm:A Gated Community.King’s Realm will have the most futuristic technology and will have endless possibilities ranging to activities to nightlife.This gated community will have activities ranging from sports to 5 star amusement parks,restaurants from fast food to fine dining, and nightlife from clubs

High profile crimes always seem to play a key role in the success and popularity of American media. The American public, especially the media, love to obsess over certain crime stories they tag as controversial, violent, or involving race/gender issues. The responsibility of heavily influencing the public’s opinion and perception on specific events lies square on the shoulders of our media. You would think this responsibly would include stipulations, however the crime is to be interpreted by our

their most hateful, murderous inclinations after lawlessness, impoverishment, and unemployment reached an all time high and became too much of a burden. One might ponder the thought that by generating more jobs, organizing ways to unify American communities, increasing diversity, and diminishing discrimination society would get better, but instead the government decided that the better idea would be to allow the affluent citizens to hunt and kill the impoverished without consequence. The Purge begins

Americans are likely to achieve the American dream shows that it is all that much more difficult for immigrants and even more so for illegal immigrants. T.C Boyle, in Tortilla Curtain, attempts to show the separation between the American dream of the community of immigrants and the American dream of the whites. In the book, immigrants gather each and every day at a place called the labor exchange in hopes that someone will need workers in need to cheap labor. Most of the days, the men

A "coyote" is not only a wolf like wild dog that is native to North America, it also is a name for someone who profits from smuggling immigrants across the US border, typically the Mexican border for a high fee. There is much myth and lure that is surrounding the coyote dog like animal and there are thousands of stories and believes about what coyote means. It’s the great trickster, it has magical powers, the medicine dog. The bringer of misfortune, signifying a time when everything backfires. Indeed

family in Mexico, or more specifically my Tia Olga, says it is absolutely beautiful over there. Prior to this trip, the only time we went to Mexico was for new year's. But we stayed in the gated community. I wasn't able to comprehend how someone can think that Mexico is beautiful outside of the gated communities. I always asked myself "How is Mexico beautiful?" Crossing the border was a lot easier than I expected. Looking out the window, I saw nothing but stray dogs, homeless drunks, and people

extremely careful. She has always looked out for potential enemies wanting to harm or kill, but she was also creating allies to build her Earthseed community. Lauren, a fifteen-year-old female, who is self-sufficient, influential, and independent. She envisions the future by planning for possible dangers, learns how to survive out of her gated community, takes initiative of her life, creates an emergency pack, and is well-prepared to leave in any circumstances. Lauren is also tremendously mature for

Our community was like the one Timothy Egan described by saying, “Americans long have had gated communities,” because it was as if we were cutting of the black community from entering in with us. I feel that hindered my development as a child. I got no real experience of the outside world. There was no diversity in my life; it was like I was blind to all other things outside of the white middle class community. With that being said I still think my neighborhood