Student’s Name: Instructor’s Name: Course Code: Date: Race and Gender Inequality Introduction Stratification in sociology refers to the society’s categorization of its people into groups based on social and economic factors such as wealth, income, occupation, education, race, gender, and social status (Herring, Cedric, and Anthony, p1). The United States is composed of a diverse society, and this is due to the fact that America […]

Student’s name Instructor Course Date Race relations and ‘the other’ in justice debate Restorative justice has been on the rise and in so many discussions and researches over the last 30 years. There is still a need for it to inculcate into its discussions and primary concern about cultural in-consideration and racial consideration. This should be done focusing on the victims and members of the […]

The Impact of Multi- Tasking on Performance (Author’s name) (Institutional Affiliation) I have always held the belief that I produce the worst results when I have been engaged in more than three or four projects all going on at the same period of time. I believe this is usually the case because I do not have enough time to plan adequately what I am supposed […]

Racial Conflict and Violence Students Name Institutional Affiliation Course Name and Code Professors Name Date Racial Conflict and Violence In a society that constitutes white and black people, the topic of racism is inevitable. Racism is the discrimination suffered by a group or individuals for belonging to a specific ethnic inferior community. Over the years, blacks have faced racism against their white counterparts. In the […]

Racial constructRace is a social construct as according to sociologists, race is not based on some innate as well as immutable scientific facts, but instead, a social construct is used to describe the racial categories such as Asians, blacks and whites. Race is, therefore, a category that tends to group together people with similar or who share biological traits believed by the society to be […]

Peer 1 I agree with your provided definitions and examples to support the same. Particularly, I concur with your presentation on racial profiling and model minority. The examples provided show how the society creates and spreads a narrative on a certain group. In racial profiling, a particular group becomes the target of a negative view relating to suspicion of wrongdoings. For example, young black males […]

Prompt 1: Racial Profiling A. Racial profiling is an illegal activity in which law enforcement officers utilize a person’s race as a justification to suspect them of committing a crime (Griffiths and Keirns, 2015), which is against the law. Racial profiling is a term that refers to the discriminatory behavior of law enforcement officials in which they target people on the basis of their race, […]

Name Course Section Date The Impact of Technological Advancement on Writing Skills Introduction: The advancements in technology have substituted writing skills with typing and texting skills. Texting a message has substituted writing letters among friends. Similarly, smart phones have become a common device among students. Students are handing in typed papers for assignments rather than hand written assignments. This has a great impact on the […]