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Workplace diversity is a broad and often contentious term to define fully. However, its abuses lead the United States Congress to pass Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1969, which created the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and tasked it to implement the Act and the subsequent diversity laws, such as the Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972 and the Civil Rights Act of 1991. Historically, the acceptance of the diversity concept particularly among companies took years to grow. And EEOC’s enforcement power came years after its establishment in 1969. Managing workplace diversity only gained favor Continue reading...

Social Sciences and Psychology

2015
Literature review
Introduction
Violent media is being marked as accountable for escalating aggression and violence among its users. The following statement is very prominent in communication framework that has created piles of research studies regarding impact of violent media on the audiences - What media do with the audiences, and what audiences do with the media. There are certain theories which establishes a prominent relationship tween the media texts and the audiences analysing them. However, there are other perspectives which map impact of the media images in the form of videos, photos, films, animations, etc. on the people Continue reading...

Ideally, social media uses technology that involves creation and dissemination of information through the social networks. Specifically, social media uses internet that provides a platform for users to generate and share online information, which may be in the form of text, audio, images, or videos. Such information becomes risky when its content is injurious to particular people or organizations or certain activities. Notably, despite the obvious advantages of social media, including its ability to facilitate growth of businesses, the same social media may affect a business negatively, thereby becoming a risk to the business (Shullich, 2012). Some common social Continue reading...

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This paper is dedicated to reviewing publications addressing the impact of family structure transitions, especially, parental divorce, on academic grades of young children and adolescents. The body of literature, explored in this paper, analyses the underlying mechanisms causing negative impact on child and adolescent wellbeing and school grades and future career prospects, suggests various intervention and therapy methods for children of divorce aimed at developing strong support systems for these children. Also, this paper summarized the findings of different studies about the potential benefits the children of divorce may have from various types of interventions, aimed at preventing internalizing Continue reading...

Introduction

In this paper, the analysis of the information, related to the process and underlying issues of paying the reparations to the survivors of the Holocaust would be conducted as well as the comparison analysis of the Holocaust reparations with the reparations in the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina would be done in order to understand the major trends in paying reparations to the victims of different tragic events, which have taken their places in history.

Reparations to the victims of Holocaust

Financial compensation was issued for those Jews, who were considered as the victims of Holocaust alongside with the reimbursement for that property of Jews, Continue reading...

The Name of the Class

The Name of the School
The City and State
A progressive taxation template/framework In a progressive tax system, the rich people are taxed more than the poor people. Progressive tax promotes equality in the society because it requires those with more money to remit more taxes while those with less to pay low tax rates. The notion behind this tax is an individual’s ability to pay. The tax rates go up as income increases, and this helps to balance the burden among all groups of taxpayers (The Policy Institute, 2012pg.3).Thosethatearnhighincome are thegreatestbeneficiaries of goodroads, publichospitals, schoolsandallotherinfrastructures that Continue reading...

The Decline in the Twenty-First Century Christian Church: Strengthening the Mission, Operation, and Commitment of the Local Church’s Spiritual Formation

INTRODUCTION

Within the context of modernity in the twenty-first century, change is unequivocally necessary due to increasing competition from Eastern religions and other non-traditional religious sects combined with the nascent forces of modernism and postmodernism that have slowly squeezed out Christianity. Understanding what state Christian ministry and evangelism are in will facilitate the reformulation of and a new design for an evangelistic ministry within local contexts using support from secondary literature, scriptural evidence, and survey analyses. The influence of Continue reading...

Social engineering

Social engineering involves practical applications of various sociological principles of tackling particular problems. According to Mitnick et al. (2001), social engineering primarily utilizes human relationships to attain a common goal. Such goals include combating drug abuse and terrorism using undercover police officers. Social engineering also helps to avert malicious intention of individuals that may seek to interfere with the corporate assets of the organization. Most people can get what they want using various social engineering tactics. Granger (2001) opined that in the context of organizations, individuals with malicious aims may cause security of organizational information and data. For example, Continue reading...

Demolition and construction waste (excluding extremely dangerous and highly dangerous) represent a kind of waste generated during demolition, repair, reconstruction, disassembly or construction of buildings and structures, as well as communications of engineering purpose of civil and industrial objects combined into one group (Wang et al., 2004).
The project of environmental documentation regarding the regulations on construction, reconstruction, repair, demolition, disassembly of buildings and structures, as well as communications of engineering purpose of civil and industrial projects should be developed for each of the objects in the generation of waste separately (Mutch Jr and Mahony, 2008). For further development Continue reading...

In her poem “How I Learned to Sweep,” Julia Alvarez uses a simple act to highlight the much bigger, important ideas of duty and responsibility. The poem begins with a young girl sitting in front of the television. Her mother hands her a broom and leaves her to sweep the room herself for the first time amid the sounds of the personified television: “the t.v. blared the news” (11). At first, the girl thinks she did well as shown by Alvarez’s simile, using a simile to compare the floor to a squeaky clean plate: “Her floor was immaculate Continue reading...