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Beauty is something that is found in every society around the world, many societies have different views on what beauty is and where you live in the world also alters what you personally define as beautiful. America is one of the most diverse societies in the world, mostly because of the country being a melting pot filled with so many varied cultures which causes a lot of cultural diffusion. When you have beauty, countless people think of the word perfection which many try to achieve with plastic

Keeping it Warm with Indoor Activities There are so many things to see and do around Inver Grove Heights during the winter months. When the outdoor temperatures are just too cold to bear, enjoy the day by visiting one of these top ten locations. Como Park Zoo and Conservatory Events are plentiful at the Como Park Zoo and Conservatory. Enjoy story times, animal feeding time, the winter flower show, and enrichment programs. Looking for a fun activity for your 1-3 year-old? Make sure to attend Lil’

their house. People do not need to leave there house for anything anymore. Online shopping is changing the world at a fast rate. In America shopping malls are slowly dying due to the recent popularity of online shopping. Everything is just one click away so the need to get up and go to the mall and hope they have what you are looking for is over. The decrease of shopping mall customers in the United States is caused by online shopping and a changing consumer base. The main reason for the convenience of

As small towns began to develop across America, a central business district was established where merchants built stores for their retail businesses. Traditional downtowns were formed as business owners built their shops one after another in a row along one main street. The “mainstreet” was the primary road through town and as more businesses sprung up it became the main hub for the social activities of the community. It was the place to be, the towns people shopped for food and goods there, watched

Monuments are sometimes thing we may just walk past by or even sometimes they are major tourist attractions. While many people may visit because of the popularity others may visit for it’s significance. America is a country with people that originate from many other countries. The diversity makes it hard for people or companies to try and appeal to everybody. Many groups or agencies would like to create monuments to either promote or to leave their mark on the world. However, when deciding on a monument

Popular Culture” by David Grazian discusses about the spread of culture throughout the world due to globalization. The article begins with the discussion of shopping malls. Although, shopping malls exists throughout the United States, most of the largest shopping malls exist abroad in Asia. This is ironic as America has many shopping malls, but, it does not have the largest. The concept of globalization is not new but it has involved over the years to define it around culture. Grazian reveals the three

This first time I remember walking through the mall in New Jersey I was a little girl holding my mother’s hand. This mall is a dismal place, with one level and one major department store on each end. The elongated brown brick walls made me feel like I am walking into a dungeon, into the land of the abyss. It was not a joyous place for a child to visit. On one occasion, my mother brought me an ice cream cone and with one lick it was on the floor. I never saw my mother so mad before; she picked up

the big red and white suit. Why does it matter who is under the suit either they are black, white or have a disability change is yet to come. Everyone sees Santa as a jolly man in red played as a Caucasian actor. The Change has happen when the Mall of America introduced its newly trading of a black Santa. Larry Jefferson known as the “African American Santa” was the only Santa of color at the Santa gathering of 1,000 Santa’s. On Jefferson’s first day a child that sat on his lap asked an amazing question

and are more free than colored people in America. I love to shop, and I even work at a mall but because I am white I’ve never really thought about how colored people feel in a mall just because I have never seen it nor have I ever been racially profiled. One of the daily effects of white privileges in the article was “I can go shopping alone most of the time, pretty well assured that I will not be followed or harassed.” I’ve never thought that going to the mall for some people could be hard and that

not including global warming nor any of the other residents. For the scientific logic behind Santa, click here. Image result for mall santa animation Anyway, it's easy to assume that pretending to be Santa may seem like a simple job; but there is reason behind why thousands of theses "aged sugar-plums" wear the suit each year. Not to accommodate the hundreds