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Thomas Sowell's collection of essays discusses the decline of American values and institutions through the deliberate dismantling of traditions and the will of the people. The underlying theme across issues like bailouts, immigration, marriage, and security is whether America is degenerating from the values expected to be passed down. There are determined efforts to change what is seen as fundamentally wrong with America's history, laws, and role in the world. The next election may be the last chance to stop those dismantling America before the country passes a point of no return.
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We are born in families, whether small or large, with one or more parenting figures. These families are embedded in a web of other families, all of which are part of a particular society or culture. In the United States families share a common culture because they all live in one country, but they also share a family culture that may or may not be like the culture of the nation. It is virtually impossible to overemphasize the influence an individual’s family culture has on the day-to-day activities of any given person’s life. In this country it is also nearly impossible to overestimate the points of difference within cultures and between cultures. Diversity itself has historically represented a core component of the democratic fabric of that which defines American life. This position and role is as viable today in 2003 as it was during the past two centuries.
The purpose of this chapter is to broadly introduce the challenges of multicultural human service work. These challenges are threefold. First, human service professionals need to have an understanding of specific value areas wherein misunderstanding between cultures is likely to occur; second, workers need to understand different cultural models of healing and caring; and finally, human service professionals, whether they think of themselves as bicultural or as “American,” need to understand how they are seen as “agents” of mainstream American culture.
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This chapter discusses the development of the juvenile court system in the United States in the late 1800s. It describes the social context of industrialization, urbanization, and immigration that led reformers known as "child savers" to advocate for better control and treatment of delinquent youth. Existing criminal courts were seen as inadequate or too lenient in dealing with juvenile offenders. The chapter explores the legal doctrine of parens patriae that justified state intervention in families to protect and rehabilitate youth. It examines the creation of the first juvenile court in Cook County, Illinois in 1899 and the rapid spread of the juvenile court model nationwide in the Progressive Era.
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SYMPOSIUM: IMMIGRATION, CITIZENSHIP, AND THE AMERICAN DREAM
Which American Dream Do You Mean?
David Stoll
Published online: 7 July 2009
# Springer Science + Business Media, LLC 2009
Abstract According to the latest U.S. Census projection,
the arrival of immigrants and their higher birthrates,
projected forward at current rates, will turn the U.S. into a
“minority–majority” society in 2042, 8 years earlier than
the Census used to predict. Liberals tend to view immigra-
tion to the U.S. as a human right, but many employers prefer
to hire immigrants because they can be paid less than the
cost of reproducing their labor-that is, the cost of keeping
an American family above the poverty line. One way of
looking at the resulting debates over U.S. immigration
policy is in terms of moral economy, that is, how different
factions compete for moral authority in order to gain
control over a desired good. In this case, the desired good
is American citizenship, including access to the highest
consumption rates on the planet, and national definitions of
citizenship are competing with transnational or globalist
definitions of citizenship. Constructing moral rhetoric for
either national or transnational definitions of citizenship
requires excluding information that does not serve the
cause. One way of spotlighting the omissions is to look at
each moral economy as a highly selective version of the
American Dream.
Keywords Comprehensive immigration reform .
Census projection . Minority–majority
In his campaign for president, Barack Obama promised a
comprehensive immigration reform that will probably
include legalizing undocumented immigrants. So as we
stumble out of the rubble of our credit collapse, activists
and talking heads will return to this contentious subject. In
2007, 38 million people or 12.6% of the U.S. population
was foreign-born. According to the latest U.S. Census
projection, the arrival of immigrants and their higher
birthrates, projected forward at current rates, will turn the
U.S. into a “minority–majority” society in 2042, 8 years
earlier than the Census used to predict. That is, the
percentage of people who we define as non-Hispanic
whites (currently 65% of the population) will decline to
less than 50% of the U.S. population. In 15 years people
who we currently define as minorities will comprise more
than half of all children, and by 2050 they will comprise
54% of the population.
Statistical trends such as these are quick to provoke
indignation. Some Americans are horrified that, in 2008,
the U.S. government forcibly deported 361,000 people,
almost ninety percent of them Mexicans and Central
Americans. The deportees include people who made their
lives in the United States, and they have many relatives,
friends and employers who feel their human rights have
been violated. Other Americans are horrified that immi-
grants who deliberately broke the law, who did so
repeatedly to smuggle in their relatives, and who may
continue to do so, w ...
American History X Thesis
The document discusses three important figures in modern American history - Benjamin Franklin, Alan Greenspan, and Martin Luther King Jr. - and their significant contributions in the realms of politics, economics, and civil rights, respectively. Benjamin Franklin played a pivotal role in the founding of the United States through his political involvement and literary works, while Alan Greenspan had immense influence over the U.S. economy through his leadership of the Federal Reserve. Martin Luther King Jr. was a transformative civil rights leader who advocated for racial equality and justice through nonviolent protest.
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