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    school doesn’t get the attention other schools have. Well-educated schools always get the attention and support from the board of education and from the state. Sumner said “because my family 's lack of wealth, we lived in a neighborhood that lacked wealth, and hints forth, a school system that lacked wealth” (Sumner: Ted Talk). Because of Sumner’s neighborhood wasn’t wealthy, it affected the school system. The school system always gives better schools more funding and newer books when it should…

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    San Francisco is one of the country’s most expensive cities to live. Its high standard of living only increases as the years go by because of the ongoing gentrification. This gentrification transformed the city into being a place for those of middle class or higher and caused struggle for low-income families. By creating the piece, Victorion, Sirron Norris strives to visually express gentrification going on in the Mission District within terms of marginalized groups within Western societies…

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    Essay #1: Discrimination Through Genetic Screening Starting off, I believe discrimination through genetic screening can be justified. Greed is in human nature, either for money, property, and many more. Nobody would want to choose to live an horrible life without any money, food, and home. Like all others, entrepreneurs would want his/her business to have the best people that would fit well with their environment, but also somehow improve their business. So, I believe it would be reasonable for…

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    The Multidimensional Poverty Index tell a lot more than what the income poverty index tells us, it shows us the nature of poverty people are facing, as it looks at the poverty of each person in three different dimensions which includes Education, Health and the Standard of living and these dimensions includes 10 indicators which gives more clearer picture of what type of poverty people are facing. The index also provides the information about the intensity of poverty in different regions,…

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    painting, a man and woman sit with their shoulders nearly touching, but they are not looking at each other. The woman is holding a dollar bill in her hand, yet looks unhappy and very detached from reality. The dollar represents the accumulation of wealth that one may acquire if they work hard and become successful. However, the road to success is a lonely one. This wealthy woman and man sitting next to her have completely isolated themselves so they could achieve the American Dream. This pair is…

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    Why poor people are poor In society of the world and in all economic environment, the ratio of rich to poor is usually on 2:8 out of every 10. This continues as case since civilization till the present day. What could be the cause or why is poor people poor, and why is the rate increasing exponentially. I pondered on this question for long, as becoming rich is a goal for me, haven seen the 20% out of the 100% of the population leverage on the 80% resources (luxury, food, money, comfortability…

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    French revolution being one of the most memorable occurrences worldwide has been provoked majorly by economical and cultural causes such as social inequality and taxation of the lower class throughout the 18th century. In that period of time France was considered one of the affluent and powerful countries in Europe. Only a limited amount of countries gave more power to individuals and had a decreased chance of unpredictable penalization. Many factors were in action leading to the French…

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    The richest people in the world are commonly businessmen, mainly because they simply don't stop making money. Athletes get it pretty big as well, but celebrities actually do well in the money-making business too. Have you ever thought how amazing would it be like to live like a celebrity? You're famous all over the world, you have millions of fans, you get to work with the biggest celebrities of all time, and the best thing is that you get to earn multi-millions in every project you make,…

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    He makes the wealthy class look like fools throughout The Great Gatsby. “Much of the novel’s treatment of power is derived from money in Fitzgerald’s thought regarding the role of wealth in America, from “The Side of Paradise” to “The Great Gatsby”””(Alberto. 1998). Fitzgerald’s opinion of wealth was shown through his book. He clearly thought it inspired loneliness and corruption and he showed that though his characters. In his novel he attacks the upper class of America. There were few…

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    Wealth and Class Ever wish that maybe just one time, that scratch-off ticket would be the one that changes everything. Well it is and isn’t that easy to change from one social class to another. If the person in this scenario were a middle class person then yes, the person would now be the “new money” in the wealthy social class. On the opposite end of this scenario, social class wouldn’t be this easy to change, because wining the lottery is one in a billion odds. However, Dexter Green in…

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