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    PSAs. PSAs are Public Service Announcements, like commercials, that warn people of dangerous activities and heighten their awareness of a problem. Even if people think no one pays attention to PSAs, if even one person saw and understood a PSA, it would make a difference. PSAs are an important part of the prevention of distracted driving because it heightens peoples' awareness of the

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    Preventive Measures for Smartphones Today, approximately 15 million Americans has fallen victim to Identity Theft. It’s apparent the numbers continue to rise due to the advancement of technology as we enter what is known as the “Digital Ages”. With the number of devices on the market, who do we blame when people are not aware of risks involved? What tips or tools are established to educate the number of users and network providers of the potential dangers? Even though creators of smartphones do

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    Reflection On Children

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    handling adverse situations. We examined the agonizing conditions of slavery and prejudice that African American children have endured. For example, in the reading by Frederick Douglas he explained his awareness of being imprisoned by slavery conditions at a very young age. It was this level of awareness and understanding of how these actions went against his basic human rights that afforded him the ability to break free from the atrocities of slavery. Moreover, it was what allowed him to realize that

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    and takes the concerns of the community to the state government level to lobby for certain things. This is a great benefit to have on the program’s side because they are making the concerns of our rural community known at the state level and raising awareness of the problems. The legislature group assists in fighting for social justice for the clients and helps resolve the issues concerning the government. There are very few challenges that I find with this program and I believe that they can all

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    influencing policy for medicaid expansion in Texas. This includes having a better idea on who our coalition partners are, these are individuals and groups who share a common goal and purpose. This also includes knowing some strategies to increase public awareness, and as well what potential barriers may lie ahead that could possibly influence our success. Coalition Partners The state of Texas currently has a coalition set up solely to help with medicaid expansion in Texas, the coalition is called Cover

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    Celebrity Activism

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    Anthony guidetti English I 7 December 2012 Activism Awareness Do you think celebrity activism is a positive or negative thing? That’s the question. To me, I think celebrity activism has a very positive effect on society and should become more popular. More celebrities should become activists because activists have a long successful history, celebrity activism helps draw attention to all different kinds of issues & activism gives celebrities an opportunity to use their wealth for the good

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    prevalent matter are spending preposterous amounts of time and money shopping. To treat this, a Buy Nothing Day was conceived and established in some countries. As the name implies, it is day when people choose to buy nothing to fight against and raise awareness of overconsumption and growing consumerism in our world. There are a myriad of flaws in the logic of the Buy Nothing Day; therefore, the Buy Nothing Day is not the transcendent solution to this problem. (Claim) This day could be required for the

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    help from Gabrielino would be useless and believe that it is not Gabrielino’s responsibility to provide help for these students. Other people believe that there are enough resources at Gabrielino to help mentally ill students as well as sufficient awareness about this help. Through the annual Club Faire and Gab week, these people state that students know that they can reach out and receive support. These statements are not completely true; Gabrielino does have sufficient resources for students with

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    not safe due to the dangers of social media and cyberbullying. This is the reality of Jessica in A Girl Like Her when the truth is told in the form of a video to Jessica’s former friend and bully, Avery. A Girl Like Her is a good movie that raises awareness for suicide and bullying. The reasons why I believe that is because its shows many point of views, how vital it is to have programs in school to provide counseling, and to make teens aware that their everyday words can cost someone their life. Others

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    There are layers to multiculturalism and its influence on psychological functioning and development of students in the classroom. These layers are made of constructs, helping to define contributing factors, highlight perspectives and better illustrate a continuum of acceptance. Contributing factors to our diverse population are Americanization, assimilation, nativism, and xenophobia. In Human Differences, Kent Koppleman states Americanization “…encourages immigrants to abandon their heritage and

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