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    Miss Simpson Reflection

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    Lockwood was a predominately African-American neighborhood. It was a neighborhood where neighbors would speak during encounters, participate in engagements in the community, take walks around the block, entertain each other in their homes, and watch after the children. Essentially, it was more than a neighborhood. It was a community. Fast forward to 2017, things are different at first sight. New houses that scream, “Gentrification” are being built on almost every block. At first, they seem to be

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    African- American women faced in the small communities of South Carolina which included low self-esteem, premature death for many of which could have been prevented, or halter. A program in place that allowed for early treatment and recognition with better screening protocols for breast and cervical cancer could have save many lives. This is why creating a program that provides quality of care as the Black Corals program did for the citizens in the small communities of South Carolina, which allowed some

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    Authenticity Vs Nthentic

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    COMMUNITY OPPRESSION vs COMMUNITY PRIDE The True authenticity presents itself when an individual experiences, exposure to multiple Viewpoints and influences which they can use to either create their own standpoint or agree with an existing standpoint. It is only after an individual has the opportunity to experience multiple viewpoints when they ultimately possess the power to decipher for themselves what is true in their reality. Claims & Evidence Exposure to multiple viewpoints creates unbiased

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    audience as she spoke of the children in her community who questioned why she lived in their “bad neighborhood” instead of one with clean streets, safe nights, and no dead bodies to be found in the morning. Her voice echoed throughout the Wilson Center as she called for us to rise and tell our stories so that we may restore ourselves. Now, if you would have told me two months ago that artists play a major role in the sustainability of our communities, I probably would have ignored that assertion

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    consciousness. She starts questioning the inevitability of suffering, wondering if it is somehow preventable. She also implements her communal outlook on life to encompass other Indian communities besides her own. Her knowledge of the injustice being rained on her people is realized to effect neighboring communities as well. Being suffocated by oppression,

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    Culture and Diversity in Building Communities o An inclusive community: ♣ Does everything that it can to respect all its citizens, gives them full access to resources, and promotes equal treatment and opportunity. ♣ Works to eliminate all forms of discrimination. ♣ Engages all its citizens in decision-making processes that affect their lives. ♣ Values diversity. ♣ Responds quickly to racist and other discriminating incidents. o Why is building an inclusive community important? ♣ Acts of exclusion and

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    area’s churches, while philanthropic, work with a lot of individuals from outside the area, who may not understand the community’s unique needs. Another striking weakness in the community is a lack of resources for families. Nonprofits, such as the YMCA and CACH, primarily

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    Defining Community

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    Defining Community What makes a community? To get a better handle on this question, it may be useful to analyze a specific encounter between the individual and his community(s). Let's take, for example, the much-publicized soccer match between Mexico and the U.S. in the summer of 1996. This game received a great deal of media attention because, even though the match was held in Los Angeles, on U.S. soil, the vast majority of fans were cheering for the Mexican team. The U.S. team members, on

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    Do we owe obligations to the people of our own community more than the obligations to other human beings in the world? Two main points will be illustrated in this essay. Firstly, People do have certain kinds of obligations towards others, and they should be compulsory. These obligations accord with the natural rights. Secondly, people owe their duties to both the people outside and inside their communities and they should try to fulfill their obligations to improve the lives of all of them. The

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    Have you ever thought about what community service would do for your community or the community of others? Or at least thought of the impact that it could have on not only you , but others as well? Community Service or volunteering has a certain importance to it. Community service is helpful when trying to build or better a community for not only those in the community but you as well. By volunteering people gain compassion and understanding of the world around them. When people volunteer, they

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