Why Do People Hate The Aztecs

Why Do People Hate The Aztecs
In the 1400 the aztecs were being formed by different areas of towns. When it was formed in the
1430s they have adapted a power system where the king was at the top and the nobles were
underneath the king. In work different people had different items to do. A priest at the time would
bring order to the universe and its gods. A belief was within the priest that they thought that you
have to sacrifice people for in order for the gods to be pleased. When the aztecs were expanding to
different territories they would take supplies,food and people to sacrifice for their gods. This had
made different groups to hate the aztecs and when cortes came he decided to use them for his
advantage to overthrow the aztecs. Near the aztecs were the incas which
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Why Do People Do Volunteer Work
HRPYC81 PROJECT 4809 Assignment 2 What motivates people to do volunteer work? MJ
SCRIVEN TABLE OF CONTENTS LITERATURE REVIEW There are almost as many reasons for
getting involved in volunteer work as there are volunteers. Once people get started, they find that
their deepest rewards are ones they didn't expect when they first came looking for a volunteer
assignment. Participants entered the volunteer world through ads in the paper, articles in the media
and invitations by friends. They wanted to get involved in a new community, they overheard
someone talking about a need or they just wanted to be active. Some wanted to repay a perceived
debt to society and others took up volunteer work as part of a major reassessment of ... Show more
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In the field of psychology, the functional approach to understanding altruism is the predominant one.
Central to this approach is that people engage in various activities for purposeful, goal–oriented
reasons (Fletcher and Major 2004:110). Related to the functional approach is the Volunteer
Functions Inventory, created by Clary et al. (1998), which is based on the functional approach to
understanding altruism. A functional perspective towards motivations to volunteer is chiefly
concerned with the "why" of volunteerism (Whitt 2006:10). Understanding these reasons for
volunteering, is important and could give us concrete answers as to why people would participate in
long–term volunteering. The issue of sufficient support networks for people in need is very
important. It has a very crucial role to play in the well–being of people. We all need support when
we are going through difficult times and knowing that there is someone there for you, someone who
cares, can make all the difference in the world. RESEARCH RATIONALE This research is being
conducted to investigate volunteer motivation, satisfactions and dissatisfactions. As is stated by
Becsi et al (2008), much of the literature in the social sciences focuses on predicting volunteering
behaviour with underlying theories of resources availability.

Why Do White People Cause Racism?
White people are not racist. Throughout the years of the Civil Rights Movement there have been
many White Civil Rights Activist. Reverend Bruce Klunder was one such man. On April 7, 1964 in
Cleveland, Ohio Klunder joined other Civil Rights activist in a protest that was against the building
of a segregated school. They did this by placing their bodies in front of construction equipment,
knowing that this was dangerous. Klunder unfortunately was ran over by a bulldozer, but this only
made his voice stronger by showing that a White man would give his life for equality.
The white race is judged on the actions of a few individuals, but we are not them. Supreme Court
Justice Hugo Black was born in Harlan, Alabama. Being born in such a area caused ... Show more
It involved Civil rights Activists who rode interstate buses into segregated southern states. They
would come to be known as Freedom Riders. One such Freedom Rider was James Zwerg. On May
20th, a group of Freedom Riders leaves Birmingham, Alabama heading toward Montgomery.
Abandoned by their promised police escort, the riders arrive at Montgomery and are met by a mob
of Ku Klux Klansmen. As soon as Zwerg is the first to step off the Greyhound bus, he is savagely
beaten until unconscious. During this same incident another daring White man, Justice Department
official John Seigenthaler, is also knocked unconscious, this time by a lead pipe, trying to save two
African–American women from the mob. Days later, awoken in the hospital with a bruised face and
a broken body unable to move; Zwerg is quoted at this time saying "Segregation must be stopped. It
must be broken down. Those of us on the Freedom Ride will continue.... We're dedicated to this,
we'll take hitting, we'll take beating. We're willing to accept death. But we're going to keep coming
until we can ride from anywhere in the South to any place else in the South without anybody making
any comments, just as American citizens." Zwerg was willing to lay down his life for the
improvement of the lives of African Americans. These two men are not alone. They are joined by
thousands of other Whites for the equal treatment of all

Why Do People Do It?
At some point in our lives, we all have been criticized, perhaps in a positive or professional way or
the opposite a negative way. Often it is difficult to accept, it all depends on our reaction. In this case
you can use the criticism as a method of improvement or in a negative way that can lower your self–
esteem and cause anger, stress, aggression and sadness. There is no one or anything that can stop it.
It has been going on for so long and no one has found a cure to the illness. It is incurable just like
Ebola. It spreads around easily and anyone can catch it. Is it right? Why do people do it? This story
reminded me of a personal experience. It was on August 24, 2000 a beautiful Monday morning, a
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Ms. White was a nice and understanding teacher. She assigned me with three other people, Jeffrey,
Max and Thomas. Max was the first one to address me, and I answered him in Creole. He started to
laugh at me and made fun of me. He started calling me "stupid ", "dirty Haitian", and pushed me
during recess. He asked the others to made fun of me, and everyone in the school made fun of me
behind the teacher's back. I was bullied and was abused; I was unable to express myself since I
spoke no English. I felt humiliated, and I wanted to quit school. Every morning I cried, and was
unable to express my emotions to my parents because I did not want the boys to get in trouble. I was
depressed, sad and lonely. I felt as if I did not belong. I was angry and sad every day, I was bullied
every day. The hurts were engraved in my memories and thoughts. It was the worst feelings ever. I
was feeling this way for the entire school year. The next school year the same things happened,
although I knew a little English it did not change a thing. The boys always denied it and they were
never caught. This was one of the worst feelings ever, being stereotyped, bullied or criticized for no
particular reason. I did not do anything to deserve it nor did the characters from the story. We are all
humans no matter the race, height, weight or genders. We are all made of the same organelles, and
we all function the same way no matter our class or race. I am strongly against any

Why Do Modern Science-Educated People Still Treat Race
Considering all the physical and genetic facts that tell us that there are no biologically–based "races"
in the human species, why do modern, science–educated people still treat "race" as if it comes from
nature, as if it tells us something important about an individual? Scientist still treat is as if it comes
from nature because the skin color of a person can offer insights into a person's geographic ancestry.
Whenever we see someone of color we automatically assume that they are of a certain race, place,
etc... Race is misunderstood and we as a society do not fully comprehend that there is much more to
race than the color of the skin.
Select one of the examples of "life experiences" that illustrates racism (racial profiling, racial
stereotype, racial discrimination) and that you think is perpetuated by some aspect of the
mainstream American culture. Then, explain the connection you see between culture and racism.
The life experience that I chose was "On the street". Racial profiling is done to many people but
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I believe that it still exist in our society today because I have witnessed such things with both
children and adults. There are many people that automatically turn to look at a black person in a
weird way because of the reputation they have been given. The things that never changed in our
culture to me are the influence of people that talk down on others, and the media. Children grow and
learn to become these things or believe it because they witness it first hand and the difference in all
aspect that black people face such as looks and treatment. Sometimes raising a child with respect
and to not see any difference in anyone, unfortunately does not always work because the people
around them and the portrayal in platforms such as television can encourage a child to believe these

Why Do People Kill African Americans?
In this heartbreaking film, a young child was brutally raped by two white men. It was a sunny day
and all she wanted to do was make her parents satisfied by buying groceries. As she walked home a
big red truck pulled over, two white drunken men grabbed her, and raped her. She screamed, she
cried, and she call her daddy's name as they pissed on her and violated this 10 year old girl. They
left her for dead, but, her brothers found her and they made sure she got home so she would be
helped. This young girl bleeding, crying, no one could hear her weeps, but, even if someone spotted
or heard this young child, she was black so no one would care.
Her father a hardworking black man was furious, he was so pissed and angry at those white guys for
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While watching this movie, it's like I could feel what those blacks were feeling. The hate and the
disrespect towards them was just ridiculous. How on earth could white people torture and kill
blacks? They killed them not because they were poor, but because the color of their skin! Not all
white people are rich, as well as not all blacks are poor. But, the way society has viewed blacks,
blacks were always dirty worthless peasants. Until leaders like Martin Luther King Jr, stood up for
the black community! This movie taught me so much stuff about the black community and how they
didn't have equal rights as the white community. As Samuel L Jackson stated in the movie "When
you look at me, you don't see a man, you see a black man." I understood more how the whites
thought. They didn't care that the two white men raped his daughter. They were more focused on the
fact that a black man killed two white men intentionally. I actually think he should have killed them
because during that time I'm pretty sure those two men would have gotten no time or little time for
the crime that they committed. Even if the two men were black, that wouldn't have changed his
mind. He would have still killed them because they violated and hurt his daughter and while she was
crying and screaming for his name, he was nowhere to be found. That made him even angrier. The
way that the movie develops its plot is very unique. I never would have thought Jackson

Why Do People Support Jim Crow Laws
After reading/viewing the Jim Crow pieces, I conclude that people who supported the Jim Crow
laws thought that African Americans were physically, mentally, and ethically inferior to Caucasians,
They used awfully specific and hateful laws to express their "supremacy". The picture "Jim Crow"
supports my statement by showing animals dressed in better clothing than the African American
man featured in the illustration. He seems cheerful and carefree in those tattered clothes, reinforcing
Jim Crow's supporters' view that African Americans are naturally crazy and of a lower class. This
steadfast belief provided the reasoning for the laws and punishments common with places under the
influence of Jim Crow. Speaking of laws, the rules and "guidelines"

Why Do People Still Stereotype?
Why do people still stereotype?
There are many people in the world that are all different races or to some all different colors. People
tend to judge others because of who they are and their skin color. Most people tend to judge black
individuals more because of some negative things that they tend to do or say. However, this issue
has not just started its been going on for years. Although, all people are human beings; their
cognitive thinking is different as individuals.
Many people tend to stereotype black people because of how they were raised as a child. Some
people teach their children to not like or even talk to blacks because they are a different race then
them. Some people are still living in the past when blacks and whites ... Show more content on
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Not only are blacks stereotyped because of their color or appearance sometimes it is because of what
people have heard about them or what they have seen. Most of the time when watching the news
there is always something on T.v. about a black person robbing someone or shooting a person.
Therefore blacks are judged because of those situations. In the Los Angeles Times it was said that
"The risk of dying from a gunshot wound is twice as high for African Americans as it is for White
Americans." (Kaplan, Karen A12). There have been times that a person will say to act your color,
what does that actually mean? just because a person is a certain color they should talk a certain way.
"Acting white not only determines how you are rewarded, but also acts as a marker of what you
deserve. It 's why African Americans, as comedian David Chappelle observed in a recent television
interview, are "bilingual," adept at eliminating "black–associated" patterns of speech in a job
interview or at the workplace. "When I am sitting at the table [in Hollywood], I want that white guy
to know that my parents are better–educated than he is," said Chappelle. Speaking white is speaking
privilege.(Chaudhry, Lakshmi 38–40)
A person should not stereotype blacks because they are not

Why Do People Understand Slavery?
Understanding Slavery
Slavery is forced labor where the slave is considered property and can be bought and sold. Slavery is
something that has affected many parts of the world and mostly the people there. It is interesting to
dig into the past and see what was going on when many people that are living today weren't a part
of. People have a lot of questions about slavery; Why did people become slaves? What countries
were involved in slavery? Were their different types of slavery? Some of these questions may never
be fully answered. This paper may help you understand a little bit more about slavery.
People became slaves for many reasons. Some people lost their freedom because they couldn't pay
off their debt. These people may have stayed

Why Do People Use Misleading Statistics?
Everyone in the world has there own biases and beliefs. And many of us, myself included, have a
hard time on occasion admitting or even considering that our opinion could be wrong. On numerous
occasions I have heard people use statisitcs to prove just how right they are. But just because
someone throws out a statistic they possibly read on twitter, doesn't mean it has anything to do with
the topic at hand. According to the article we were assigned to read written by Professor Robin
Lovell–Badge (2013), "Nine out ten statistics are taken out of context" (p. 1). Not only is this
statement in the article, it's the title. While its quite a headline that I'm sure grabbed the attention of
many, its not surprising to me at all. However there were a few times while reading where I found
myself taken back by the information being discussed. Throuhgout the artice, there are mentions of
how animal rights groups are using misleading statistics. According to Lovell–badge (2013),
"Ironically, the figures cited by many animal rights activists are actually drawn from industry and
are intended to explain the expense of developing safe and useful medicines" (p.1). The reason this
information was of such surprise to me is because I could not believe the lengths these groups would
go to. They have no interest in entertaining the thought that the other side ... Show more content on
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For years the big tobacco companies and the organizations that want to do away with them have
thrown out numbers to dismantle one another. And both are equally guilty of throwing out statistics
that can skew the publics perception on the use of tobacco. Of course we all know that smoking or
using tobacco products comes with risks. But when an anti–tobacco company comes out with a
commercial warning everyone that potentially most of the products in tobacco will give you cancer,
I suggest you do some research first before you go running to your

Why Do People Use Racial Stereotypes
Humanity is a very terrible thing sometimes because in the "what would you do" videos (actors
doing stuff to see how people react or what they would do in certain situations) people use racial
stereotypes, gender, or if it even affects them to help a situation or not. Sometimes they only do it to
feel good about themselves because they are doing something good. First and foremost, humanity
can be a terrible thing sometimes because in the "what would you do" videos based on a bike thief
people used race stereotypes to decide if they were stealing and what to do about it. When the white
guy was "stealing" a bike, no one even did anything to stop him besides like two people, when the
male was black everybody stopped and tried to get him to leave and called the police, but when the
person was a women, guys stopped to help her steal the bike. People don't always stop to think when
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If the people would have found out that those pilots flew the plane and crashed it and everyone died,
the people would have wished they did something to stop them but people don't think like that only
because they weren't the ones getting onto the plane. The pilots were supposed to go and fly the
airplane in forty–five minutes but it takes n hour to get rid of just one beer. Some people actually
drank with the pilots because they were in uniforms and the guy wanted to be a part of them solely
because they were intimidating. One guy called the pilot's boss to stop him from flying the plane, he
was the only guy that did something. Other people tried persist the pilots out of flying but didn't
actually stop him from flying. No one did anything, why? Because they weren't on the flight and it
didn't affect

Why Do People Need To Challenge Authority
I understand racism, sexism, homophobia and many other discriminating adjectives that describe the
hate people have for others in this country, but I do not think it starts with hate. I believe that respect
for each other, no matter if you are black or white, poor or rich, and 1 or 100, is the lacking trait that
is found in people today. Today, there is a social divide between groups of people that believe they
deserve respect from everyone below them socially, economically or academically, and the people
that fight and tear for every ounce of respect they can get in this world due to their background. I am
going to now give my personal example of where I believe that people need to challenge authority
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My father has been in my life giving anything I needed to succeed both physically and mentally and
for that, I have so much respect because he has shown love and caring for me. He did not just
believe that I should respect him because he s my father, but because I choose to respect him for the
love he has shown me. Essentially my point is that authority, no matter how powerful or perfect they
might seem, should earn respect from the people they wish to use their power on or they are just
believing they are above everyone else. I admire the companies and organizations that believe that
their employees are the root of their company because without those people, any company would be
nothing. I do not want someone to take me the wrong way in regards that I believe basic respect if
required for everyone you meet because you truly need to know someone's intentions before you
disrespect them. I am not just some teenager explaining why you should rebel against authority but
you should realize that the day you are in the big chair and people are looking up to you, you have
the choice between giving them respect and in turn have inspiring people that want to help you out
because of the respect you have given

Why Do People Have Stereotypes Are Better Than African...
Prejudices is found virtually everywhere, and will be continually found, if we can't rise above our
own opinions and just listen to what others have to say. It's not everyone's fault, it's the people that
encompass one's life. Therefore, if ones around people that have a negative thought process, one will
soon also have the same thought process even though it's wrong. The only way out of it would be
ones self–perseverance in achieving goals in life.
2.
A stereotype is a way to categorize, or even identify a type of person. In this editorial, with the
stereotype that whites are better than blacks. It's being unpleasant, and destructive to the black
community. As it said in the article "people with names that sounded white versus names that
sounded black.", were more likely to get a job even if the white person had a felon on file, and the
black person had a clean file. I'm sure, for as long as I live there will be racism, that just the way
some people are taught to think. I'm also sure plenty of black feel like whites are so bashful, just
because of their skin color.
3.
I think that Barry Switzer means that there are some people out there that would think they were
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It's not even past." William Falkner means, that however hard we try, racism will always be an
important current issues, and will never be a thing of the past. This is proven in the article. In this
case it only goes back three generations. Starting with the author's grandparents, in the Deep South
most white people wanted the blacks to stay illiterate. Then, moving to his parents, they could only
live in a community where it was only black. If they tried living in a white neighborhood they'd be
driven out in a heartbeat. Finally, prejudices still exists today as you can see when the author says
"bigoted remarks accusing African– Americans of being animals, thugs, and criminals" as recent
comments flow into

Why Do People Do For College? Essay
Why Do People Not Want to go to College?
"You know why? Cause when I die buddy, you know what 's gonna keep me warm? That 's right,
those degrees." This a lyric from a song written by Kanye West entitled "School Spirit (skit 2)." It is
off his album College Dropout. This album sold 3.3 million copies in the US alone. These lyrics
represent the perception that the public has regarding college. What people think college is about
and the what the realities are. To understand the purpose of college, it helps to first understand the
underlying question on why many people don't want to go to college. There are many preconceived
notions people have about college. One notion is that it is only for "smart" people. That it is only
meant for people that did well in k–12 schooling. The second notion is that college is only worth
going through if they are attending what is considered a "good" college. The third is that people
think all colleges are too expensive, that there is no way to pay for it without building a mountain of
debt. The fourth notion will look at how culture influences the choice of whether or not to go to
college.
Why do people think college is only for smart people? This preconceived notion usually starts early
in a child's life. When you are in grade school you are told college is important. Then through the
grades of 8th – 12th, teachers and faculty really push going to "good" colleges and that the smart
people in the school should plan to go to one. Instead

Why Do Good People Do Bad Things
Why do good people do bad things? (750 words) In this essay I will talk about the torturing of
prisoners in Abu Ghraib. I will also write about the Stanley Milgrim Experiment and the Stanford
Prison Experiment. All of these relate to one of the topics we have covered this term. There is an
excellent example of uniforms influencing power in the Stanford Prison experiment which took
place in1971, it was lead by Prof Zimbardo1 (see footnote) in which a group of students were
selected to act as prison guards and prisoners in a 'fake' prison. Even though the students who were
selected to take part were completely aware it was a simulation, the experiment descended into
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Overall I think that the Abu Ghraib incident was a seriously inhumane and unethical thing to do and
I think the people that committed that crime were let off to easily and that the people that had it done
to them should have some sort of compensation. With the Stanley Milgrim Experiment I think it
shows that most people are willing to give people pain but not lots of pain and certainly not enough
to inflict serious injury on someone. With the Stamford Prison Experiment I think it was right to be
pulled off early as it could of progressed to something much

Stereotypes: Why Do People Kill People?
This world needs to stop being so judgmental and realizing that Everyone one is EQUAL and on the
inside we are all still HUMAN. Just because one has higher social status doesn't put them above you
Or make you less of a person. Because one person has a higher monetary value Than another,
doesn't mean that they have more value than someone else. People need to start seeing others for
who they are on the INSIDE NOT the OUTSIDE, for what they DO not for what they HAVE.
Because one dresses with more etiquette or wears more expensive clothes, Doesn't give you a reason
to belittle the ones fighting for a new t–shirt and pants. We are all EQUALS. Stop making others
feel less valued than someone else. Stop putting celebrities on pedestals and see them for who they
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Treat others with the same respect that you would want to be treated with. I know that's old fashion
but it is true. Take a second out of your day to tell someone how much they mean to you Or thank
someone for the things they many not necessarily do for you, But for a community or a country.
Smile at people you see that look down, Or sit with someone who is eating by themselves and talk to
them. That goes a long way and it's the little things we do that help. We are all EQUALS and it's
time everyone starts treating people that way, Because this world is starting to turn into a scary

Problems Faced By People Right, And Do The Right Thing Essay
Problems in America "Treat people right, and do the right thing," is something I have been taught as
a young child. Being clueless child that I was, I had no idea what was going on in America and the
problems we had to deal with. I thought America was this perfect place, when in reality, it's not.
People don't treat each other with respect, nor do they do what is morally right. The United States is
trying to make our country a better place, but it's taking time for all the changes to happen. America
is facing many problems that have or could affect our country in a negative way including,
inequality, unqualified politicians, and terrorism.
Inequality
A problem that America is facing is inequality which include racial differences between Africans
Americans and whites and also gender differences between males and females. In America, we all
assume that everyone has "freedom", but in reality that it isn't true. Right now the African
Americans are fighting for their rights because they feel that they don't have the rights and freedom
that white people do. A contribution that African Americans have set up was Black Lives Matter and
it states that it "goes beyond extrajudicial killings of Black people by police and vigilantes"(Black
Lives Matter). The movement started when Trayvon Martin got murdered by George Zimmerman.
Trayvon Martin was a Aftrican American teenage and was shot by white police officer and killed.
Recently, many other shootings have occurred towards other

Most People Watch T.V. As A Pastime, However, Many Do Not
Most people watch T.V. as a pastime, however, many do not realize that there are several covert
messages in the television programs that are watched. These messages are not necessarily bad;
however, they are still present. Three programs were watched and viewed for their content. The
three shows include Monk, Scandal, and Blackish; an older show that is no longer on air, and two
current shows. As we have learned in class, the media tells us what is in. I think that there are many
shows that render people of color in a bad light, but there are shows out there that are trying to
debunk those stereotypes. The show Monk is no longer on air, and it used to be one of my favorites.
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Perhaps this show was a tool in advancing the thought that women play a bigger part in life.
Furthermore, from this episode, one can see that there is a fair balance of representation between the
two different races. However, there is not a balance in gender and race portrayal.
Another show, Blackish, created by Kenya Barris surrounds a middle to upper class African
American family and their day to day lives. The show is a sitcom made for comedic relief, but still
provides a pertinent message that can be applied to everyday life in each episode. In this episode,
the main character, Dre creates an ad that he says will make his family rich. All his partners at his
marketing company love the commercial, however after showing it to his family, his mother and
wife point out the obvious flaws of the commercial. The commercial shows a rapper promoting a
brand of drink, seemingly okay. The point of the commercial/drink is that one you pour it on
something it changes to something better. In that commercial, there was a black woman and the
rapper poured the drink on her and made her into a white woman. There were other things wrong
with the commercial, but that alone is enough to unpack. First and foremost, this show is not
necessarily the perfect example of a black household, because there are many different variations,
but it is refreshing to see a black family that has it together. Where the father is present in every way,
emotionally and physically. The children are the

Why Do People Care About Touchdown Dances
Why should people care about TOUCHDOWN DANCES Touchdown dances or celebrations are
important because it gets the crowd lit and the player get his hope high. Travis kelce with his first
touchdown in the endzone sprinkled some sauce on it. Falcon player Jamal johnson dirty bird was
one of the first on camera after scoring he went to the sideline and dance and everyone was amazed .
Odell beckham jr. had an exciting dance with the whip with a whole lot of twist. Antonio brown
twerking when he jumped on the goal post had everyone laughing. Ezekiel elliott jumping in
salvation jar was helpful case they raised 21,000 dollars but the fine that was giving was up lifted
for how much money he raised. Do you still think that you should be fined for 12,154–24,000
dollars. There are kids that have cancer and they want to celebrate with their athlete but they the
have to be fined if there's no celebration then they're no fun to watch sports that even makes tennis
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Here's what's allowed: (1) dancing that is not sexually (2) celebrations with teammates that are not
choreographed; (3) spiking the ball, as long as it's not directed at an opponent; (4) spinning the ball,
as long as long it's not to an opponent (5) bowing to the crowd; (6) contributing to solders(7) going
to the ground and going to god; (8) "bae the sauce''(9) handing the ball to the referee. Dont's for
touchdown dancing (1) anything that mimics a violent act, including slashing the throat, shooting
guns, and shooting arrows, whether directed at an player or not; (2) sexually

Why Do People Use Personal Stereos
Bull also states that "The belief that urban subjects are subjects in retreat has become a core
explanatory frame work or everyday urban environment experienced as being inhabited by
'strangers' and hence dangerous. This is typical of visual explanations of urban behaviour that locate
motivation completely in terms of supposed responses to the environment." (Bull 2000, p.137) this
links very well to the idea of people using their personal stereos as a way to block others out. When
travelling on public transport you are in a way trapped in a small place with strangers as the quote
states. I would like to see if this is why so many people use their headphones and personal stereos as
a barrier to separate themselves from others while travelling

Why Do White People Have Stereotypes And Equal Rights?
The Audience of this paper are people who are engaged in learning about stereotypes and equal
rights. I am trying to convince people that not only black people have stereotypes. That every race
has a stereotype. Stereotypes and racism has been a problem for awhile though racism has not
always existed. Its fear that has turned into hate and now is "Human nature¨ .
There Are many different ways black and white people can stereotype themselves and others. Some
white people feel that they are not racist and some feel that deep down they are because of their
background of their family. Some feel they need to be because of the society and they need to blend
in. White people and black people both have stereotypes just we know most about Black peoples
because " White is normal ". We don't focus on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The stereotypes White people have we don't acknowledge them like we do with other races. White
people feel other races get to have scholarships and they don't because we think all white people
have money, Which is an stereotype. Everyone struggles no matter what the race is no race is set to
never struggle in life. After watching a part in the documentary some people thought the same as
white people felt about themselves and goes the same for most black people.
The facts that were stated were coming from the people and not from other people that don't know
what they feel. Most don't have the courage to admit the bad things about their race. The society
forces the stereotypes and makes them worse than what they really are as for black and white people
make some of their stereotypes true. Stereotypes can be true and are true for some cases but i just
feel it should not be called stereotypes because people always think of bad things when "
Stereotypes" Are said. Stereotypes can be good and bad things and think everyone should see it that
way more than just bad

How Do People Establish Goals?
What motivates people to accomplish goals and how do people accomplish said goals? Many people
will do anything it takes to carry out a goal. Stanley Pearce risked his life to gain fame and fortune,
while Farah Ahmedi had no other choice than to risk her life to gain freedom and Aengus had
aimlessly wandered the world to find his first love. Pearce, Ahmedi, and Aengus were driven by
different goals; however, they all showed the quality of being determined. To start off, Stanley
Pearce went to the Klondike filled with determination to find gold. For example, when others
couldn't find gold, they resulted to swindling newcomers; whereas Pearce continued to morally find
riches by going on stampedes instead. This shows how Pearce was determined to continue mining
despite the harsh weather and little amount of gold that was available. Despite the fact that
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For instance, Aengus willingly traveled the world for so many years that he turned old to find a girl
who he believes to be his soulmate. While others would've given up from traveling for so long,
Aengus plans to look for her forever despite the small likelihood of him finding her. Aengus doesn't
give up on looking for his lost love and is determined to look for her until he dies. In conclusion,
people can have many different goals, but they were able to accomplish their goals due to
determination. Stanley Pearce risked everything by venturing into the unknown to find fame and
riches. Despite her handicap, Farah Ahmedi needed to successfully climb a mountain in hopes of
freeing both herself and her mother from a war–stricken country. Aengus journeyed through many
lands to find who he believes to be his soulmate. All three of them needed to have the quality of
determination to carry out their goals; their stories can help us be determined accomplish our own

Why Do People Kill People In Africa?
Have you ever thought about other people when you are throwing food or wasting it? About 233
million people in Africa are dying, because they don't have enough food to eat. 512 million people
in Asia are dead because there is no enough food or money. First of all, in Africa there are many
starving children even adult too. Second, for an adult in Africa getting a job is hard, which makes it
harder for them if they have kids. The care in Africa is just too little for the population of people
there. Firstly, sometimes children go on the garbage searching for food. When a person has enough
food in the house, sometimes the food goes bad and they throw it away. Also, it is not good to throw
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Many people may not agree with this article and others do agreed with it, and want to help to find a
solution. For those people who does not agree with this article only think about where they live and
their country. They don't care if other countries are having major problems. And for example, "about
85% of Americans do not consume the US Food and Drug Administration's recommended daily
intakes of the most important vitamins and minerals necessary for proper physical and mental
development"(Hidden 3). I know that they also have to care for their people, but still it is good to
help other countries too.
They think it's not their business to help other countries. But for those who agree with the article
really care, and also want to know what is going on. By helping they have to spread the news all
around the world, so they can get more help and support from many people on helping the starving
ones in Africa and

Why Do People Behave The Way They Do
n 'A leaders' guide to why people behave the way they do', Clawson points leaders who want to
increase their effectiveness at leading through influence to the need to be able to dig deep below the
surface of the observable everyday human behaviour in order to understand why people behave the
way they do. Clawson argues that it is by paying attention to the human side of individuals –
people's Values, Attitudes, Beliefs and Expectations (VABEs) which together shape behaviour – that
gives leaders insights into people's motivations. As VABEs are deeply ingrained and shaped through
a combination of our genetic makeup, the experience of how we were nurtured and the beliefs and
values that we have picked along life's journey, understanding where

Why Do People Codeswitch?
In "Black Skin, White Masks", Fanon states, "A black man behaves differently with a white man
than he does with another black man" (Fanon, 1952). I agree that this is true not only for black men,
but for women as well. Many people do this all of the time. Some people might do this without even
realizing what they are doing. That is because it is so natural to them that they do not realize what
they are doing. This is something that is instilled in black people at a young age. Children witness
this act of codeswitching all the time. A child knows how their parents act at home and around other
people who are people as well. The child could be going somewhere with their parent and see them
converse with someone that is not black. Seeing their parents do this exposes the children to this at
an early age. From witnessing this so many times, the children will then learn how to codeswitch in
their speaking as well. The one thing children should ask at an early age is why do people code
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The first one could be that they feel comfortable talking only to a certain group of people. Black
people may only feel comfortable talking around other black people. This could lead to them being
able to relate to one another. If someone feels like they can relate to another person, then they might
talk how they normally do. If that person feels like they cannot relate to that person then they might
codeswitch. I codeswitch when I cannot relate to the person. Normally if I am talking to someone
that is not my race I will codeswitch. That goes back to growing up with this mindset. I witnessed
my parents doing this many times and now it is hard for me to not do it. Another reason someone
may codeswitch is if they are talking with someone who has more

Why Do People Leave Somalia?
The Federal Republic of Somalia is a country in East Africa, bordering the Gulf of Aden and the
Indian Ocean. With a poor economy and a population of 10.5 million, it is no surprise that Somalia
struggles to provide safety and resources for all its citizens. The official language is Somali, the
main religion is Sunni Muslim and 85% of the inhabiting population is Somali (Central Intelligence
Agency, (2015.) ).
Being a poor and politically unstable country that is prone to natural disasters, Somalia suffers from
a major defection of citizens. Over 650 000 Somali refugees find refuge in Kenya and Ethiopia,
Somalia's two neighbouring countries (UNHCR Data, (n.d.) ). The main factor that drives people to
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It can be very cold in Winter and very hot in Summer. Figures 4 and 5 shows that the evidential
trend is that the higher the temperature, the higher the chance of rain is. Though these figures are
outdated and may not be completely accurate because the general temperature is rising due to the
effects of climate change, it is clear that a trend is present. Somalia is also quite prone to natural
hazards and disasters. There are recurring droughts, frequent dust storms in Summer and floods
during the rainy season (Central Intelligence Agency, (2015.) ). Many people are lost to these
disasters every year (Human Development Reports, (n.d.) ). In 2011, Somalia – and the rest of the
Horn of Africa – experienced the 'worst drought in 60 years' (BBC News, 28/06/2015). These
natural disasters and hazards have a huge, negative impact on Somalia, as they strip away buildings,
crops and even people, leaving Somali people starving, homeless, without friends and family
members and

Do People kill People, or do Guns Kill People
According to the U.S. Constitution, the Second Amendment states that the right to bear arms should
not be altered.(Bill of Rights). Many American citizens believe this amendment is an individual
right, while others believe that it is a collective right intended to restrict Congress from taking away
a state's right to self–defense. This, along with other current events, has given rise to heated debate
on the topic of gun control. History has shown that there are positive and negative effects of gun
control laws and high profile events that have lead to a highly controversial debate. Around 1788,
James Madison stated that the Second Amendment was written to assure the southern states that
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They believe it also ensures that people cannot be taken over by a domestic or foreign military
(Flamehorse 1). Having too many gun control laws could create an unbalanced level of power
between the government and the members of society. Less restrictions and laws keeps the balance in
check and prevents governments from having military power over the people . In addition, most
citizens believe gun laws will make our nation safer by reducing the number of guns in the
population, as well as the types of guns allowed for ownership. However, laws are not followed by
those that commit crimes. For example, the city of Chicago prohibited the sale of guns in the city
limits effective in 2010. In 2010 there were 432 murders, and in 2012 there were 500. Chicago was
recently named by the FBI as the nation's murder capital (Flamehorse 1). This would indicate more
laws do not necessarily result in a decrease in crime. The gun control topic is also a factor in the
political world. The two major parties in the United States do not agree on gun control rights or
laws. Therefore, large sums of money are spent on advertising and lobbyists in order to make their
ideas and beliefs known to voters. In 2011, $4,212,996 was spent by gun rights groups and $240,000
was spent by gun control groups (Sanburn 2). There have been several historical events that

Why Do People Celebrate Columbus Day
Do you know why people celebrate the Columbus day and who start it? People establish celebrating
the Columbus day because Christopher Columbus found the new land so king and queen of spain
want to other people memorizing the Columbus's goal. And in 1979, when is the 300th anniversary
of the landing, United States start the celebrate the Columbus day in the New York City. Columbus
day is historical holiday and people celebrate at the the second monday in october. Many people
celebrate the holiday but some people disagree with the celebrate the Columbus day because
Columbus was take the seed and gold from the Indigenous by something that is not peaceful way.
People celebrate this holiday in many different ways. In United States, people celebrate

Why Do Indigenous People In Australia Have A Poorer Health...
Why does Indigenous people in Australia have a poorer health outcome?
The status of the health of Indigenous people in Australia is poor compare to non–Indigenous
Australian, due to remaining gap of inequality. The estimated gap between Indigenous and non–
Indigenous Australians is approximately 17 years. The death rates of Indigenous people are twice
than non–Indigenous people in Australia, who are below 65 years old. Indigenous people in
Australia do not have equal access to health service compare to non–Indigenous Australian.
Indigenous people experienced socioeconomic disadvantage which put them in a greater risk of
environmental and behavioural risk health factors. Some of Indigenous living household do not
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For instance, the smoking rate of Indigenous people is much higher compare to non–Indigenous
Australians. According to Australian Bureau of Statistics, in 2014 until 2015, there is 45%
Indigenous people in Australia who are 18 years old and over are smokers. In comparison 24% of
non–indigenous people in 2014 until 2015 who are 18 years old and over are smokers. Furthermore,
the alcohol consumption of indigenous people in Australia is at riskier level than non–Indigenous
Australians. However, the adult who drink in risky level were similar between indigenous and non–
indigenous. On the other hand, Indigenous people in Australia general awareness to access health
care services is poor, therefore this will result of poor health outcome for indigenous people not
seeing or seeking for health care service when ill. Overall, the result of indigenous people having
poorer health outcomes may present differently which is important implication for policy choices.
For instance, if lifestyle choice is the main reason for having poorer health outcome than accessing
the health services, this can be important for implications on how the lifestyle choice of indigenous
Australian can

Why Do People Use Reactive People
These habits are very important because if you don't use them you may lose something you love.
Reactive people are people that do something without thinking about what will happen or
consequences. proactive people we're people think before they speak and doing something.
Proactive people give opportunities and chances to other people so they do not become reactive.
Proactive people are like a different breed because they make better choices and don't make choices
that reactive people make. Reactive people don't take responsibility for what they do or did and how
they acted. Reactive people think that they will never change they will always stay the same while
Proactive people try their best every time and know they can improve. This chapter will help you
deal with life if you use it so that you don't have that much trouble with things in the future.
This talks about the life habits you can pass on to your child for kids. This just mostly talks about
life problems and habits and to acquire through these complications and how to rise above them.For
Example Pause what you're thinking and control what you are doing or going to do and control what
your doing by using this quote "Just push pause". Taking responsibilities for your life
Victims think that the world wants to take them down and don't want to succeed so they go around
blaming anyone they can find and think the world owes them everything. They are a kind of breed
that don't take responsibly for their actions

Why Do People Fear And Reject Others Who Are Different?
Why do people fear and reject others who are different? Diversity among people, life, and beliefs
should be valued. People will always be different. The unique aspects of other cultures and
traditions should spark curiosity and respect, not fear. All throughout history leaders have rebelled
against groups of people who live and look differently. One such instance of this radical oppression
is seen in J.N. Choate 's before and after pictures of Native American children forced to attend an
American boarding school. Upon their arrival to Carlisle Industrial School the children in the picture
are unique, confident, and relaxed. Their attire is comfortable and humble. They are either standing
or sitting up straight with long hair, which is customary of many tribes (Choate). Sadly though, in
the picture taken four months later, they have lost all their individuality, and are sitting closely in
fear. They appear uncomfortable in tight fitting clothes and short haircuts. Their expressions show a
child who is lost and confused (Choate). These pictures show the results of man 's inability to accept
that which is different. Even though The Carlisle Industrial School offered positive changes such as
education and new skills training, they were met with resistance, wars, being forced off their land
and imprisoned on reservations. The European–Americans desire to conform and control the Native
Americans caused a divide among the two separate groups which resulted in distrust and anger. As

Gay People Do Not Make Them Right
There are white people and black people. There are straight people and gay people. There are
Muslims and there are Christians.
All these make up the great diversity of humankind, and all are good in the sight of God.
The fact that there are Klu Klux Klan amongst the whites; Niggers among the blacks, Gay activists
who are haters of all that is good and right; and terrorists who wish only to destroy everyone who
does not believe as they do.
Does not make them right!
Neither does it mean that I cannot speak my mind, give my opinion, call something, some action,
someone, what they are.
If you are rioting, burning property and endangering lives, black or white. Expect to hear my
opinion. My opinion is that you're acting like a nigger, you are a nigger, and you ... Show more
Then your plight is not of an orientation nature, but of the unnatural nature of hatred. You are sick,
diseased, ill, and in need of spiritual and psychological help. Until which you are willing to admit to
such, you are nothing more or less than a blight to all mankind!
If you are Muslim, and your opinion of righteousness comes in the form of killing all those who
disagree with your brand of religion, race, and creed. Then you are a terrorist; and must be
eradicated by all good and mainstream peoples of the world!
This brings me back to Christianity. It was Muslims who started and provoked and promoted the
Crusades. Christians simply responded to the genocide that was being committed against them. You
have been the religion of hatred, the religion of selection, the religion against everyone who is not
Muslim. You hate Jews; you hate women; you hate everything that prevents you from world
domination. And frankly, I hate you!
If I were President of this Country, the only Muslim left alive at the end of my crusade, would be
those of a good and pure and true heart! Which would cut your rank to the quick and the

Americ Why Do People Need To Deal With People
America what is the deal with people? There are abusers, addicts, and prejudice people. People can
make people who are just as equal as them feel less than what they really are. There is so much to
say about how bad people treat people in general. Why does a girl have to be judge by who she
hangs out with? Why do people care on her sexuality? It's her business no one else's. It's 2018! Why
do you care? Maybe she has her own beliefs and it doesn't affect you its only her. She could be a
believer in God. Why judge her on her friend and what you think she is? Just let me tell you she isn't
anything, but a smart woman who is finishing high school to be a better person than what you
treated her. Yes i know this because i am her! America, why do people get ... Show more content on
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Children need as much love as possible from their own parents to grow up and love their own
children one day. Some kids who need a father figure in the lives don't truly have one. From the
moment they are born they are gone or wait untill are a few months old. Not being able to grow up
and saying i know who my father is; is difficult. Not having someone there to take me to father
daughter dances is not fair. Honestly America everyone needs a dad in their life it's 2018! We need
someone there to love and cherish all of our small flaws. I know no one is perfect and no one will
ever be perfect no matter if you say you follow what god told Adam before he took a bite of the
apple. No one will be as perfect as Jesus Christ himself. So can we start loving one another to prove
we are still a country that cares. Let's make plans for the future for parents to stay in the loving
child's eyes. America how big do you dream? Do you dream that one day we can all get along. Do
you dream about the millennials growing up to make our country better. I am a millennials who has
dreams to make our country

â€¢ Why Do People Believe Or Act Differently Than Others?
America, the land that people often refer to as the big melting pot. People from all over the world
come here that have different cultures, different appearances, and different religions. However, this
poses a huge question on how this came to be. How did diversity first come about? Why do people
believe or act differently than others? Once diversity began appear, how did people come up with
classifications to group certain people together? Some answers are easier than others. For example,
according to the power point people came from Africa. As they moved to other areas of the world,
they began to adapt and significant differences between people came to form. Noses are good
examples of this adaptation. Depending if a nose is narrower or wider, the nose either warms or
cools the air. This is important for which climate setting the person lives in. These differences began
the classifying because people have a hard time of letting people just be people. Although, people do
enjoy knowing what ethnicity they have in their genetics. With all these differences though, it makes
classifying people into arduous processes that holds many errors and is problematic when people
add a hierarchy to the classifications. The start of racial classifications where especially problematic.
Race is primarily based off of people's characteristics, and to classify people at the start, there were
only three categories: Caucasoid, Mongoloids, and Negroid. Trying to put the whole populations
into

Why Do People Judge People Based On Their Skin?
Why do people judge people based on their skin? This happens everyday in our american lives. A
theme in To Kill a Mockingbird there are themes revealed. One way the theme is revealed is through
the people. Another way the theme is revealed is through the type of atmosphere they are around.
Finally the theme is revealed through the education level of people. All of these help reveal the
theme. In Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird, a community called Maycomb is filled with racism
due to the town's historical background. In the book the majority of the town use to have slaves.
Slaves were part of the maycomb's history. Simon and Miss Maudie reveal the theme by saying:
"Simon having forgotten his teacher's dictum on the possession of human charter, bought 3 slaves
and with their aid established a homestead." (Lee 4). People believed blacks were meant to be
slaves. So they were given no freedom. This shows the past of how america use to be. Blacks could
not be put in the same room as whites. Blacks sometimes we're not allowed to go ... Show more
Atticus and Calpurnia reveal this in chapter 3 by saying: "Calpurnia had more education than most
colored folks."(Lee 32). Most colored people did not have that much education because they either
could not afford it or they were not allowed to. If they did have a really good education, they would
be very lucky. This is a way that shows the struggle of blacks. With this information provided, it
shows how important schooling is. In Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird shows racism all
throughout the book. It showed racism by families having numerous amounts of slaves. Also by not
allowing blacks and whites in the same buildings/utilities. Finally it was displayed by the education
levels of the black society. Racism altered the way we think about certain people. It also is
challenging to overcome the history we have with

Do People Treat Those Equally?
"In order to treat some persons equally, we must treat them differently," says former US Supreme
Court Justice, Harry Blackmun. If you are referring to treating more privileged people the way one
would treat more oppressed people, this could be true; If you are referring to treating oppressed
people the way you would treat privileged people, this is also true. In today's world, unless you have
a the alleged "default" race, gender, religion or sexuality, you are treated differently. People choose
treat someone like scum on the basis of those things, which isn't right at all. On the flip side, people
can be held on pedestals because of those things, which also isn't right. The only thing anyone can
choose from race, gender, religion or sexuality, is religion. That being said, there is no wrong or
right thing to believe in. There is an entire religion that people call terrorists and innocent people are
hurt or even sometimes killed for believing in that religion. That entire religion is called that because
of something extremists did. What if people called all Christians terrorists for the extremists that ...
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The heart wants what the heart wants and calling people of the same gender disgusting for loving
each other is not right. Gay people are making marriage less sacred? What about straight people who
have married five times, doesn't marriage lose it's meaning after three times? If someone believes in
love, and believes that love is the most powerful, beautiful thing on Earth, why does that same
person turn away in disgust when they see two boys kissing each other? In the US, people in the gay
community have it a lot easier than people in other countries, they can now adopt in all fifty states
and get married, but there are still companies that will close their doors to gays because they don't
"believe" in that lifestyle. If someone did that to a straight person, there would definitely be outcry.
Let them love in

How Do Aboriginal People Shape Australia's Heritage
Australia is home to many different ethnicities and religions. Some of the very first people to live on
Australian ground were the indigenous people. The Indigenous people are made up of two groups:
the Aboriginal and the Torres Strait Islander people. The Indigenous people of Australia have helped
shape Australia's rich heritage through many cultural practices.
The first people to live on Australian ground was the Aboriginal people. The Aboriginal people
came by boat 65,000 years ago. According to Hans Villarica (2013), they were the first people to
leave Africa and before they arrived in Australia, they stopped and explored the Asian territory then
finally settled in Australia. The Aboriginal people were in the first two cycles of human ... Show
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The first boomerang was made 25,000 to 30,000 years ago. It was the first man–made object that is
heavier than air that flies and the most important feature of it is that it will return to the one who
threw it. Only the men of the tribe were allowed to weld the boomerang, they used to it hunt birds
and stun their prey. Another great invention the Aborigines created was the Woomera, that was
created around 40,000 years ago. The Woomera was a spear thrower, it attached to the back end of
the spear and would sling it almost three times further than a normal man could throw. This helped
tremendously with hunting because they could be further away and not alert the animals. According
to Lynda Delacey (2015), Thermoplastic resins was one of the most important inventions. The
thermoplastic resin was made up of porcupine grass and grass trees. They would beat the resin out
of the grass and clean it up then heat it. Heating it allowed them to mold it into any shape or form
that they desire and once it cools it will soon harden. The resin is used for many things including in
the making of spears.The resin will hold an arrowhead made from obsidian and or stone to a long
wooden shaft. The resins is also used in the construction of the huts and

Case Study: Do Americans Prefer White People In Business
Do Americans Prefer White People to Black People in Business?
ThinkProgress reveals a year–long research study that took place on the well–known, online
marketplace, Craigslist. In the experiment, old IPods were put up for sale. The IPods were the same
in a series of pictures, but the IPod was held by different people. In some of the postings the device
was held by white hand, in others by white hands with various tattoos on the wrists, and in others by
a black hand.
The question that was asked at the beginning of the study was, "When the typical person engages in
a consumer transaction (usually as a buyer), does he or she try to avoid dealing with minority
sellers, and does he/she treat minority sellers differently?"
After a year of collecting data, the researches found that black sellers received fewer responses,
fewer offers, and were offered lower prices. They found that buyers were less respectful when
dealing with the black sellers, and were more concerned about delivery and payment. They also
found that people flagged the ads as inappropriate, which led to them being removed, at a higher
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The researchers state, "we expect that our results will be informative about discrimination offline...if
people shy away from buying things from black sellers, that could shape decisions made by actual
retail companies when hiring sales people. One study found that consumer discrimination is the
most likely cause of racial differences in the

How Do Mainstream Media Portray Roma People?
First of all, based on the information found during the research, it can be seen that mainstream
media portray Roma people in France and Romania in a neutral or negative way, and rarely in
positive way. Regardless of the news about Romani is positive of negative, there seems to be more
coverage when specific circumstances occur, for instance, crime. As of 2010, both the mainstream as
well as alternative media was focusing mainly on the expulsion of Roma from France by former
France's president Sarkozy. This has even gone outside the France's national media into international
media sites such as The New York Times, BBC, CNN, etc. The expulsion against Roma
communities by the French government have caught a lot of attention by the media and sparked a
discussion within France. A poll carried out by Pew Research Centre (2014) shows that 66% of the
French inhabitants have an unfavourable view towards Roma. The assumption of the public that
Roma people are unemployed and do ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For news sites the deportation issue can be seen as good and in a way shocking story as European
Union has been putting more pressure on the Roma people within the member states due to
migration concerns (Migration policy, 2010, par. 2). Furthermore, the articles in news portals are
often based on the society's general and negative perception of Roma; therefore resulting in articles
that are negative and sometimes even discriminatory and offensive towards Roma people all around
the world, including in Romania and France. It can be said that media are a powerful tool to mirror
the society's view as well as influence it. According to the book Public Memory, Public Media and
the Politics of Justice written by Philip Lee (2012), "there was a prevalent anti–Gypsyism that

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