Essays on Social Issues

Egyptians: A Unique Geographical Identity Egyptians are a collective of ethnic people who live in Egypt and who speak a variety of Egyptian Arabic. Geographical location is directly related to Egypt s identity. The majority of Egypt s population resides in the lower Nile Valley, a limited area of arable land...

The Development of Christian Art in the Roman Empire The start of the third century and the close of the second century are key dates for the development of a recognizable Christian art. When taking into account the Old Testament's restrictions against grave images, it is imperative to think carefully about...

According to Morrison's quotation, whiter authors discredit the works of black writers, which has had an impact on American literature. Morrison believes that because American authors control the writing industry, blacks are underrepresented in American literature. Because Americans have dominated the field, only a few African Americans have achieved success...

When the homogeneous population under study is very small, a sample may not be required. (Check& Russell, 2011). Due to subject variations, this strategy is inapplicable in the Stanley Milligrams test, which examines voting behavior as well as the body's response to drink and drug abuse. According to USA Today, who...

The Issue of Racism in the United States The United States is one of many nations that still faces prejudice as a problem. Despite the fact that racism is illegal, minority groups in the United States continue to experience racism on the receiving end of it. In fact, there are reported...

The Juvenile Justice System The juvenile justice system was established primarily to protect children from the damaging punishments that are visible in the criminal courts. The tribunals were intended to be distinct from those that dealt with adults. The young people were given a lot of attention in order to address...

Key problems that occur in prisons are discussed in the book American Gulag: Inside US Immigration Prison by Mark Dow. Dow uses the book to inform readers about what goes on in today's jails located all over the United States. The federal government intends to enlarge these facilities as the...

Causes of the Protestant Reformation As a leader of the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther King exposed the hypocrisy of the Catholic Church in a number of writings. First, there were misunderstandings within the Catholic church, most of which contributed to an increase in abuses as a result of problems like selling...

The preceding 25 years of contemporaneous treaty negotiations have been taken into account by the standard of capital accretion, as seen in other contemporary treaties. Poverty and dispossession are the effects on the indigenous people. This has been proven in a debate of the drafting, negotiation, implementation, and conclusion of...

Injustices toward Native Indians In the nineteenth century, white Americans committed a great deal of injustices toward people of race. For instance, in the tale "The Impressions of an Indian Childhood," which is recounted by a young narrator, the white people seize native Indians' land and drive them to the far...

Every community aspires to have social control. In our societies, it aids in achieving societal order. There is a traditional theory that seeks to instill both positive thinkers and societal order. Although the two ideas are somewhat dissimilar, they both aim to bring about social order as their end goal....

As nations around the world work to create policies that will counter the escalating threat to the security of their citizens, terrorism has emerged as a global threat. Although every country has a different strategy for combating terrorism, most have specialized groups tasked with preventing and reducing the harm caused...