Category: Culture and Ethnic Studies

In February 2022, former N.F.L. (National Football League) Miami Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores filed a class action lawsuit against the N.F.L. and three of its teams—the Miami Dolphins, Denver Broncos, and New York Giants. The lawsuit alleges racial discrimination and violations of federal employment law and contends that Flores’ interviews were a sham intended… Continue reading In February 2022, former N.F.L. (National Football League) Miami Dolphins Head C

Include: Explain the term culture Connect cultural bias, cultural sensitivity, and cultural interpretation to how cultural evolution affects individual behavior Include critical thinking in relation to intercultural knowledge, skills and attitudes Include how to put intercultural knowledge, skills and attitudes into practice discuss how to be better world citizen and what lessons can be learned… Continue reading Include:
Explain the term culture
Connect cultural bias, cultural sensitivity,

Introduction This week we examine what historians call the “sectional crisis” between Northern free states and Southern slave states that first flared during the early decades of the nineteenth century as slavery’s rapid spread to the west generated volatile political and economic questions: Should slavery be allowed in newly acquired territories and states in the… Continue reading Introduction
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PLEASE DO NOT PICK ANOTHER TOPIC! MY TECHNOLOGY OF CHOICE IS TIKTOK! This week, you will consider the historical and ethical contexts of your Course Project topic. This will provide a factual foundation to help guide your analysis in the coming week. For this assignment, complete the following. Definition: Explain your selected technology. What is… Continue reading PLEASE DO NOT PICK ANOTHER TOPIC! MY TECHNOLOGY OF CHOICE IS TIKTOK!
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Module 6 Introduction and Assigned Sources Introduction During the American Revolution, and in the decades that followed, Thomas Jefferson believed that the survival of the nation, and the viability of its democracy, depended on westward expansion. If America remained confined along the eastern seaboard, Europeans, particularly the British, could conquer lands beyond the Appalachian Mountains,… Continue reading Module 6 Introduction and Assigned Sources
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Part 1.) Authors/Scholars: Who is/are the author(s)? Where were they trained? Or, where did they attend school? What discipline do they study? What is their research focus? 2.)Conversation When was the book released? What scholars does the book mention in the beginning that have done research on the topic? What were the arguments of these… Continue reading Part 1.)
Authors/Scholars:
Who is/are the author(s)?
Where were they trained? Or

Review the set of readings you chose. Copy and paste the PCAR template below into a Word document, which you will upload for submission. Mention — at the very least — 2 pieces of course material (readings or podcasts). Avoid plagiarism and write in your own voice. Discuss the CONCEPTS assigned through those readings: see… Continue reading Review the set of readings you chose.
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Students will collect the information and format a 10- to 12 paragraph each paragraph should start with a sub heading . Cultural and DEI issues Describe 3-4 salient features that make this religion distinct from other religions. How is spirituality understood in the religion? How flexible is the religion to accepting alternative interpretations of scriiptures,… Continue reading Students will collect the information and format a 10- to 12 paragraph each para

. In “A Defense of Abortion”, Judith Jarvis Thomson presents the “people-seed” case, which is supposed to show that a fetus does not necessarily have a right to be carried to term even if its existence is the result of a voluntary action. What is the “people-seed” case and how does it support this conclusion?… Continue reading . In “A Defense of Abortion”, Judith Jarvis Thomson presents the “people-seed” c

Module 4 Introduction and Assigned Sources Introduction In this module, we examine the origins of the Constitution and the debates Americans engaged in about whether the states should ratify it. Those debates, which pitted Federalists against Anti-Federalists, laid the foundation for America’s political party systems, even if it was never inevitable that there would be… Continue reading Module 4 Introduction and Assigned Sources
Introduction
In this module, we exam