The way in which the population of Texas is changing is by increasing and is likely to become a predominantly Hispanic state, as it once was. This is because Anglo-Texans became few in number in the 21st century, and the 'Baby Boom', depicted mostly by Caucasians, is nearing its end. The Hispanic population is younger and commonly known to have vast families. Younger and commonly known to have a vast number of family members, which plays a large part in...
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Environment or Development? One of the most controversial ethical issues in the modern business area is the conflict between environmental protection and economic development. Economic development demands that a large number of products be produced in a time as short as possible. Mass production, therefore, requires the involvement of factory work that would generate a lot of wastewater and air pollution, which would not only influence the condition of the lands but also the health of human beings. However, economists...
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People hope that each round of national elections will result in a positive change in our country's prosperity and development. Having an efficient election process is to have a smooth flow and to be fair in choosing or electing leaders who run for the said positions. Voting is our civic duty, so we, the youth, must vote. Elections act as a forum for the discussion of public issues and facilitate the expression of public opinion since the electoral process is...
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Since the days of Aristotle, it has been widely accepted that political authority can be divided into three branches. The first is the legislature that formulates and communicates the state's will, and it will be discussed in this essay. The legislative branch is the law-making apparatus. Legislatures generally have one or two chambers; they are unicameral or bicameral. The majority of countries have two houses of the legislature, while a handful of countries have only one. The lower house is...
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I remember from my childhood trip that it was going to be amazing and interesting. Me, my sister and my parents went to St. Louis, MO for a summer trip. We had to get ready early in the morning to put our luggage in the family car to cruise along the highway. It took about four hours to travel through a lot of towns and cities to arrive at the hotel. I had some thoughts about vacation what would it...
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Pride Passage 1, Odysseus & Calypso (book 5 lines 201-224) In this passage, Odysseus is taking his destiny in his own hands by leaving Calypso to head to his home, wife and son in Ithaca. Despite Calypso’s powerful and emotional persuasive argument, her pleas have no chance as Odysseus has decided that a life with his family carries more weight and he forges forward with the additional understanding that he is losing the opportunity to become immortal. Odysseus saw himself...
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Growing up in a family where sports come second only to religion, many things done go unquestioned and are learned behaviors. One of my earliest sports memories happened at a Detroit Red Wings game in Columbus, with a former Red Wing being my namesake my mom got her, and me a ticket to a game. Before the third period, I distinctly remember the corpse of an octopus flying from the stands and splatting right into the middle of the rink...
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My understanding of pediatric nursing is that not only can it be challenging it’s immensely rewarding, and my decision to pursue a career within this field has not been taken lightly. Having worked and cared at length for children, I have truly realized the genuine magnitude of my desire to achieve success in a career that enables me to help and care for people, especially children. I am planning to return to education and I’m unwavering in my pursuit of...
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If you were forced to leave behind all of your valuables, unsure if they would still be there when you returned, how would you react? Two years ago, I was finally able to answer this burning question. I had just moved from my house in Santa Clarita to a larger house that was also in Santa Clarita. I was teaming with excitement since it was almost double the size of my old house and in a nicer neighborhood. I could...
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Can a machine replace the position of an editor? In part, it does seem to be possible thanks to GPT-3 technology, which is nothing more than an artificial intelligence (AI) model whose main utility is the generation of texts from a seed text. “Although a priori it can be a threat to humans, GPT-3 is usually used more as an inspiration tool to generate a base and for the editor or content creator to improve it”, comments José Gabriel García...
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I wake up to the bright beams of light shining in through the window of my bedroom and the birds talking to each other on the tall, bushy, green trees dancing in the soft breeze. As I jump out of bed, I realize it is my 10th birthday and I need to get ready, fast, as fast as a cheetah. Knock! Knock! Knock! I run to the tall, wooden door to welcome my friends, Ellie, James, Lucy, and her brother...
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In 2015, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development was adopted by all 193 United Nations member states. It consists of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The SDGs can provide a common parameter to work on sustainable development. Organizations can base their sustainability strategies on the SDGs. However many are still struggling with connecting their contribution to the SDGs in some way or the other. First comes the huge number - each SDG has a set of sub-goals, across all 17...
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Weed, Cannabis, marijuana, bud, devil's lettuce, pot, etc. Since it was discovered all the way back in the third millennium, pot has been utilized mainly as a recreational form of drug by a large percentage of individuals around the globe. Cannabis has been constantly observed as a 'safe' medication to use with no genuine confusion or symptoms. Numerous cannabis clients accept that it doesn't have genuine concerning health risks and complications like cocaine, ecstasy, and heroin. Numerous who envision the...
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Nowadays, younger people are vulnerable to cultural and religious influences. Whether these are good or bad, kids and teenagers are easily moved and it might change their perspective about religion. Christian churches have established their own organizations dedicated to younger generations. These are their youth ministries. These groups aim to help young people be active in practicing their Christian beliefs. A Church’s youth ministry mostly prioritizes kids and teenagers who are willing to immerse with other believers and learn the...
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Professional communication is a very important aspect of people these days. Within professional communication, there are many different genres of communication. One of them is the Oral genre, which is one of the most important aspects of communication. Oral communication is the main mode of communication between anyone and sometime people tend to neglect its importance. And because of that it might create some problems and may cause misunderstanding. So proficiency in Oral communication is very important as you have...
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Every person has a story that makes them who they are, and even still, we continue to change more and more every day. Back at my high school, the Integration Revolution project that I coordinated had clear core values which were to develop participants' soft skills so that they become more encouraged and confident characters who could view the world differently. In particular, we used coaching as a method towards these goals by telling them ' You can do it,...
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Do you think our world has become worse or better in the past decades, here are a few reasons as to why it’s gotten worse. In Mark Twain’s essay “The Damned Human Race” he in his own words and by his views and the way he’s seen the world, says that humans are acting like animals and are becoming more and more selfish he says the human race is becoming “both flawed and corrupt,” which is very true. Many humans,...
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In this essay, I'm going to write about how Katniss’s role in her family affects her behavior in the games by giving examples from the novel The Hunger Games (2008), written by Suzanne Collins, and finishing the essay with a conclusion. The novel The Hunger Games (2007), written by Suzanne Collins has its main character Katniss Everdeen who is only a 16-year-old girl but acts more like an adult. She loses her father when she is only a teenager and...
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In the video of Tennessee Williams' 'The Glass Menagerie.' Tom is the protagonist and the antagonist towards himself, because of the conflict tradition and its illusion. Amanda, his mother is often the antagonist based off her dreams of a “gentleman caller”. She complains about everything Tom does such as not acting like normal people do and wanting him to take on the role as a provider. She seemed like an overbearing parent towards both of her children and Tom wasn’t...
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Racial profiling is something that has always been a problem ever since humans were on Earth. This is an issue that people can’t figure out when it’s really not that hard to do. Racial profiling dates back all the way to slavery times. Eventually, in 1880, the Jim Crow Laws were made and these gave black people more rights and better opportunities to stand up for themselves. In the 1960’s most of these laws were repealed, and now resurfacing. Racial...
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The Igbo people form the south-eastern geo-political zone amongst the six geo-political zones in Nigeria and are also one of the largest ethnic groups in the whole of Africa. The Igbos can be found in most or all of these five states namely: Anambra State, Abia State, Ebonyi State, Imo State, and Enugu State, and also in some minor parts of regions like Delta State, Rivers State, and Benue State. These Igbo people are present in other different parts of...
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Summer and warm weather are ahead of us, which means sunbathing and sunburn. You already know that sunburn is actually damage to the skin caused by UV radiation and that increases the risk of skin cancer. So, the fact is that you should regularly wear a cream with an SPF factor, to get away from the sun in the hottest part of the day, to protect yourself with thin clothes with long sleeves, socks, and a hat ... But the...
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D was the most important and real friendship I've ever had in my life. It all started on June 27, 2018. I met a person through a friend, the most important thing about this is that the girl I met is from another country, from Honduras. Anyone could say that it is impossible to maintain a friendship or distance relationship, that it is complicated, and that everything goes wrong. Now, I personally believe that it depends a lot on how...
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Writer, academic, and free speech activist Svetlana Mintcheva encapsulates the power of art by acknowledging its inherent duality and emphasizing its vitality to culture as a catalyst for social change. Artistic expression is fundamental to the development of all societies, broadening people’s perspectives on different political, cultural, and social issues. It not only serves as a tool of introspection but also as a means of questioning the world around us. Artistic expression has long been recognized as a fundamental human...
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Our life becomes easier with advanced technology, especially in healthcare. Good healthcare not only help us prevent sickness but also gives us access to medicine right away if we, unfortunately, catch a cold or something even more serious. Indeed, without it, we wouldn’t have been able to do anything because we won’t have good health to produce. The United States has been the only industrialized nation that doesn’t guarantee its citizens universal access to healthcare, despite having high taxes per...
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The Tempest is shaped by the allusions of Christian Humanism more specifically Montaigne’s views on ethics and empathy. In a metaphysical reading of The Tempest, Shakespeare offers a nuanced portrayal of the humanist elements that shape individuals, the soul. Atwood acknowledges the power of forgiveness electing to reimagine this trope through the foil characterization of ‘ghost’ Miranda in Hag-seed with that of Ariel. Shakespeare utilizes the concepts of Plato’s three-part concept of the soul. Shakespeare suggests that Ariel is a...
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An enduring issue is an issue that exists over time. It is one that many societies have attempted to address with varying degrees of success. An enduring issue that has existed throughout the world is corrupt rulers. It first appears to impact the world during the Classical era and still impacts the world to this day. Corrupt rulers have affected a lot of people negatively and have led to many problems, including the oppression of people and religion, exhibiting total...
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Throughout history, there have been several pandemics, including the 2009 H1N1 virus, the 1918 Spanish flu, and most recently COVID-19. In each occurrence, these pandemics have been linked to similar features, causes, and severe effects. As a result, based on the past, it can aid in determining what exactly defines a pandemic. The characteristics of global spread and little or no population immunity, as well as effects such as high mortality rates, can all define a pandemic. A pandemic can...
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In ‘The Black Ball’ by Ralph Ellison, the story’s themes are struggle, equality, hope, and connection, while in ‘Why, You Reckon?’ by Langston Hughes, the author uses two characters at the beginning to show peer pressure, poverty, and racism. In ‘The Black Ball’, Ellison discusses the relationship he has with his own race. For example, John’s son in the story says, “Brown’s much nicer than white, isn’t it, Daddy?” (Ellison, 344). John’s son is exploring his own racial status in...
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In the scene 'Brooks', I observed in Frank Darabont's 'The Shawshank Redemption', Brooks Hatlen was released on parole from the Shawshank Prison after serving time for 50 years. During this time Brooks had become institutionalized by prison life, being treated like shit, and having no freedom was normal for him. Brooks’s attitude reflects the way he feels in the outside world, along with the fact that society had changed tremendously over the last 50 years, making it hard for him...
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