Essays on Life

Moral Bravery and Whistleblowing Moral bravery is the desire to do the right thing regardless of the repercussions that might follow. Whistleblowers must choose between remaining anonymous to secure their careers, which are critical to their livelihoods, and disclosing the illegality they find in their workplaces. In the case of WorldCom,...

The Rising Cost of Higher Education The rising cost of higher education is a topic that is discussed even in political forums. As a result, the issue has elicited a variety of responses from world leaders. Prominent figures, like presidential candidates like Barack Obama, have advocated an expansion in federal funds...

Hobbes and Locke were philosophers who were adamant in their political views and presented evidence to back them up. Both recognize humans as social creatures who make a social contract with the state. However, there are significant variations in their perceptions of the state and its people. Although Locke argued...

Communication Barriers Communication, according to Rani (2016), is the mechanism by which a person, entity, or firm (sender) transmits some information or message to the recipient. Communication is complicated in every organization and good communication leads to proper cooperation in internal business matters. Nonetheless, many businesses face connectivity challenges that must...

Most cities around the world are struggling with numerous challenges, and one big threat in these cities is inadequate planning, which also results in sprawl, clogged traffic, and a shortage of small industries to help communities be multi-functional and efficient. This paper reflects on the gentrification epidemic that is affecting...

Yvon Chouinard's Early Life Yvon Chouinard, born in 1938 to French-Canadian parents, is one of the most influential businessmen in the United States. When Chouinard was seven years old, his family relocated from Maine, France to California, USA (Bichard, 2008). The family settled in Burbank, California's southernmost city. Chouinard couldn't understand...

The impact of celebrity endorsements on online advertisements is discussed in this research article. The study's aims are to ascertain the efficacy of celebrity endorsements on online advertisements, to investigate the factors that lead to celebrities' impact on the online audience, and to assess the benefits and drawbacks of celebrity...

Federalism Refers to the separation of power within a federation between the states and the central government. As a consequence, it establishes a mixed composite form of government that blends state governments and the central government. As a result, two bodies, the state and federal governments, share power in the same...

In today's American society Men are encouraged to either respect or devalue women based on their values and laws. This is despite the fact that anti-discrimination statutes exist to prohibit such action. Women face sexism in a variety of settings, including the workplace and their homes. Women may be refused a...

Education is the best source of investment for long-term economic prosperity and growth (Blosnich, Hopelessness: When the students are not able to handle the large volumes of academic work assigned to them, they develop a feeling that life is not fair or worth the effort they are making....

Theme of Stereotyping and Individual Identity in What You Pawn I Can Redeem What You Pawn I Can Redeem is a short story that depicts the journey of a financially needy man Jackson Jackson who is faced with an uphill challenge of generating...

Stereotypes are misleading and deceptive generalizations regarding an individual or a group of people that are likely to make the person or group immune when confronted with facts (Croom, 2015). Stereotypes and Their Influence Stereotypes play an important role in influencing the powerful understanding of the person or community enduring stereotypes through...