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    In addition to its direct effect on poverty‚ inequality also effects poverty indirectly through its impact on growth. Initial cross-country studies found that greater initial income inequality actually reduces future growth even after controlling for initial levels of GDP and human capital. Evidence predominantly suggests that inequality is bad for growth. The World Development Report 2000/01 concludes that better distribution is possible without a reduction in economic growth. In other words there

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    Racial Inequality in Canadian Schools Silke Groeneweg Introduction to Sociology: SOC-1106-002 University of Winnipeg Student Number: 3070107 Racial inequality in Canadian schools effects students all across the country and has profound effects. The three articles discussed in this paper delve into the complexity of racial inequality in schools and examine the steps we as a society can take to begin to reduce the issue. In the journal article “Why is Our Educational System Still Guilty of Whiteness

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    Preface Why should we learn gender issue? Because this issue is also a product of culture. It means that gender issue happen because of human behaviour‚ and usually it is related to unequality in the society. Students in Britain or in States learn from their school that there is human right that means there should be no descrimination among people. They also learn that people shoul have equal opportunities and understand their rights and responsibilities. Gender is sometimes defined as sex and

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    a major theme in contemporary identity informed through the help of feminism and other major groups. The term is related to but distinct from “sex” (used to refer both to the physical distinction between men and women and sexual intercourse) and “gender” (the social and cultural distinctions between men and women). Sexuality is used to refer to “erotic desires‚ practices and identities” or “aspects of personal and social life which have erotic significance” (Weeks‚ 1985). Debates on sexuality in

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    ASIGNMENT TOPIC 6 GENDER EQUALITY [pic] GROUP 6 STUDENTS: Nguyen Linh Dan (leader) Truong Thi Thuy Dung Vu Thi Dang Nguyen Thu Hang HaNoi‚ October 30‚ 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 I. OVERVIEW OF GENDER EQUALITY 4 1. History of gender equality 4 2. Actual situation of gender equality all over the world 7 3. Reasons of gender inequality issues 10 4

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    Inequality in Trifles

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    The play “Trifles” by Susan Glaspell takes place in a bleak‚ untidy kitchen of a farmhouse. Farmer John Wright has been murdered and his wife‚ Minnie Wright‚ is taken into custody as a suspect to his murder. Sheriff Peters and County Attorney George Henderson pride themselves on their powers of detection and logical reasoning. They begin searching through the house trying to find any sort of evidence. But it is the two women‚ Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale‚ who discover the trifles in which is the key

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    Last Thursday‚ three men were hanged in Iran for the crime of lavat‚ sexual intercourse between two men. The case is considered extreme even by Iranian standards‚ because while the death penalty is in place for homosexuality‚ it is usually enforced only when there is a charge of assault or rape alongside it; the accusations in these three cases were of consensual sex. In Uganda‚ politicians have been seeking since 2009 to institute a strikingly nasty piece of legislation: the death penalty for "aggravated

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    Molly Murphy Mrs. Bernier Technology Integration 27 May 2013 Gender Inequality If gender inequality is a waning problem‚ is it a problem that can correct itself without intervention? That is the critical question for universities and businesses throughout the United States. According to “a 1998 report by the Higher Education Research Institute‚ 63% of male professors are tenured‚ while only 43% female professors hold tenure. There is also a salary gap between male and female professors—a

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    town Tom did not rape or beat Mayella‚ but Tom did not win the case due to his race. Mayella was one of the poorest people in Maycomb and part of the lower class. For this reason‚ I do believe that Mayella is powerful due to her class‚ race‚ and gender. Gender in To Kill A Mockingbird had a lot to do with how Mayella was treated. Mayella being a girl‚ was in charge of all the housework‚ and taking care of her siblings. For this reason‚ Mayella hired Tom to help her with the work since she was so busy

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    Roth -Engendering inequality: Processes of Sex-Segregation on (within occupations) Wall Street 1. What method did Roth use in her study? Qualitative 76 MBA grads randomly selected using random numbers table 2. P. 205 Do men and women with the same job preferences and human capital receive comparable earning? No‚ there was $200‚000 difference in earnings between men and women in the same positions p. 209 p. 205: women have different earning even when their job preferences and investments

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