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    working mothers

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    Abstract This paper examines the benefits and the negatives of the mother who works either due to financial need or her own desire to do so.   Such concerns are whether or not having a working mother negatively affects the children emotionally and/or academically.   This paper will explore how maternal employment affects of the child as well as the mother. For many new mothers the decision to return to work is a difficult one.   For some the decision may be as simple as they just have to‚ whether

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    Analyse one or two items from The Left Review‚ situating these texts in relation to the journal’s broader political and cultural concerns. Established by Writer’s International‚ the Left Review desired to “ally themselves more closely with the class that will build socialism” ‚ thus concerning themselves primarily with the working classes who‚ throughout the 1930’s‚ found themselves to be drawn towards the political ideals of Communism. The political position of The Left Review is‚ of course‚ stated

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    Aging in Prison

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     Project  activities   foster   dialogue   and   action   on   how   human   rights   and   social   justice   can   be   realized   in   everyday   and   professional  practice.     Who  We  Are:  The  Be  the  Evidence  Project  is  a  collective  of  globally  conscious  researchers‚  practitioners‚   educators‚   policy-­‐makers   and   advocates‚   and   concerned

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    Single Mothers

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    Single Mothers and Higher Education Angela Vallance Liberty University Abstract Every day in America another woman becomes a mother. In an average year 4‚248‚000 women in the United States become mothers (Ventura‚ 2012). “One out of every three American children is born to a single mother” (Single Mothers 2006). With divorces still at 856‚000 a year (Amato‚ 2010) thousands of children are suffering from single parent families. Divorce is not only hard on children but also women. Most women

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    School to Prison Pipeline

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    School-to-Prison Pipeline: Does the Current Educational System Demonize or Criminalize Our Youth? In today’s society our children go down one of two paths: become successful or become criminals. The question then must be asked: have we allowed our children to be tracked down such opposite paths by using discipline as an excuse? There may well be an argument that ultimately the school and prison system have nothing to do with one another; however‚ I believe they have become one in the same

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    Community Prisons

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    we want to be expanded we have to go more into depth on understanding them first‚ which will be all in this paper. Without neither of these different types of corrections our society would be reckless and very unsafe but with one being expanded we could really benefit our society making it much safer instantly and in the long run. Also‚ by expanding one of these‚ criminals might also get much more of a learning experience and get taught much more so they do not go and commit

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    When Jesus Came‚ the Corn Mothers Went Away: Marriage‚ Sexuality‚ and Power in New Mexico‚ 1500-1846 Megan Prue History 1700 American Civilization- Section 004 Dr. Roger C. Blomquist September 21‚ 2011 When Jesus Came‚ The Corn Mothers Went Away gives an in-depth history of the Pueblo Indians before and after the Spanish conquest. It describes the forced changes the Spanish brought to the Indians‚

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    Women In Prisons

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    Prison reformations that were made during the nineteenth century were centered around the dedication broght on by the superintends. The main issue for the convicts at this time was that there was no separation of genders; reformations to the prison system changed that and the environment these women had to sustain. “For fifty years prior to 1875‚ no women had been committed to the state prison at Charlestown‚ but were confined in jails and houses of corrections” (MCI-Framingham). From the year that

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    Children are seen as sheltered and innocent. However‚ when a pure mind faces corruption‚ the effects are severe. Observations and experiences shift the mentality and personality of the child. Children who embrace and act upon the learned traits‚ execute actions that are not traditionally done by a minor. For their behavior‚ punishment is necessary. After discipline‚ second chances should take place. Children awareness of certain topics become enhanced because of the environment people set in

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    Privatization of Prisons

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    Privatization of Prisons Private Prison‚ Inc. Introduction America has been getting tougher on lawbreakers. This is something that the public long has been demanding. The problem it creates‚ however‚ is a shortage of prison capacity to hold the increased numbers of convicted criminals. This has led to: prison overcrowding‚ sometimes prompting court actions against penal systems; rapidly rising operational outlays; and taxpayer resistance to the cost of new prisons. A partial answer to the

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