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    People can be seen as being in a different class depending on how much or how little money they make. This categorization is known as classism. There are three major classifications in which people are titled. These three classes are known as upper‚ or high class which is the class of people with the most money. This is the smallest group of the three classes. The second is known as middle class. This is the class of people who bring in your average income. These people tend to live simple

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    In addition to the social issues of gender and classism the author addresses in the story‚ Faulkner also describes the setting and atmosphere of the Old South to give readers insight into the values and beliefs held by the society portrayed in his story. For example‚ the men in town valued their position in the town. This helps readers understand the motivations‚ actions and reactions of Miss Emily and the rest of the town. For example‚ a man‚ during this time period‚ valued how women carried themselves

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    Classism is described as a negative or prejudice approach to the different social classes. It has created a great division in today’s time by separating people by their race‚ gender‚ class‚ age‚ or other characteristics. In my opinion classism does not have to do with the person‚ but more of the social class that you were born into. Anyone has the ability to change where they want to end up in life and can change their level of class ranking. There are three forms of classism‚ which is cultural‚

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    What form of civil disobedience would work best against a nation that functioned under a social contract that make racism‚ sexism classism‚ and ageism legal? I believe the best form of civil disobedience that would against this type of social contract would be egoism. With this form of civil disobedience anyone would do what he or she feels is best for them‚ and in the end they will find what is best for them is what is best for all. The two other options for civil disobedience Subjectivism and Cultural

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    This paperwork comprises BSHS 345 Week 1 Classism Ableism Heterosexism Business - General Business Review the article by Laura Smith‚ Pamela F. Foley‚ and Michael P. Chaneyin the reserved readings section.  Prepare a 2 page where you describe the differences between Classism‚ Ableism‚ and Heterosexism. Please remember to follow APA standards Stay away from plagiarizing! As a student‚ you are likely to author a wide-variety of papers on various topics and courses of study. Make sure

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    Burnell in "The Doll’s House"‚ and Rosaura in "The Stolen Party"‚ live in a society where classism is common. They are both naïve though‚ to the fact that classism exists and that people are seriously affected by it. The lamp and the monkey are symbols that symbolize how the young main characters of each story deal with the classism around them‚ and in Rosaura’s case‚ how she is treated because of the classism. The lamp in "The Doll’s House" symbolizes how Kezia sees things that are simple and how

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    social issues that stand in their way. These social issues further damage the relationship between races‚ social classes and genders. They cause a rift among them and the gap might not be salvageable anymore. Arising social issues such as racism‚ classism and sexism disturb the once peaceful way of life and these issues are projected through one’s own action. The root of these social issues is the treatment of one race to another‚ one social class to the inferior ones and one gender to the opposite

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                    [Cecil Gray] 1. In a single word or short phrase‚ state what you consider to be the most dominant subject or idea that the poem communicates. (1 mark)   Classism‚ rich versus the poor. 2. In a single sentence‚ state the theme or statement that the poem makes (implies) about the subject you selected. (2 marks) Classism places the poor at a disadvantage as their future is often dictated based on stereotypical views. 3. Identify and list three effective techniques or devices that

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    connection between racism and classism. Classism is differential treatment according to social class. Some classism stereotypes that educators take into classrooms are poor students lack motivation and there is no parental involvement. This stereotype continues to surface in schools today. It often leads to low expectation‚ teachers fear students that are of no threat and it prevents educators from addressing the real issue of unequal access to human rights. Classism is a key player in education.

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    Matters"‚ Bell Hooks address the issues of classism interlocking with racism‚ white supremacist ideology and sexism in contemporary American culture. Her arguments in this book are greatly tied to her personal experience that she moved up from working class to the upper class as she succeeds in academic life and writing many books. Through this book‚ the most important point she puts emphasis on is the acknowledgment of the complex interlocking of classism‚ racism and sexism. Bell Hooks is not

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