Prevalence of Sexism in Healthcare & Its History

 Sexism in Healthcare The feminine fight for equality in all facets of life has been an ongoing battle for centuries. On a daily basis, women are subjected to the blatant discrimination of many. The concept of sexism is a theme that is heavily present. According to Merriam-Webster, sexism is described as prejudice or discrimination … Read more

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 Abstract This undertaking presents a plan and model usage of new home Automation framework that utilizations Wi-Fi innovation as a system foundation associating its parts. The proposed framework comprises of two fundamental segments; the initial segment is the server (web server), which presents framework center that Manages, controls, and screens clients' home. Clients and … Read more

Controversy of Jerusalem: US Embassy to Jerusalem Could Cost US Credibility in Middle East

 There is no shortage of controversial topics that arise in the international world of politics, however the main controversy remains the Palestinian-Israeli conflict which has recently reached a new height with US president Donald Trump’s declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel as well as his intentions of changing the location of the … Read more

Uncovering 8 Stages of Genocide to Prevent History from Repeating Itself

 Andre Mai Mrs. Shackelford CP Honors English 2 24 April 2018 Stop Before You Start     High school emphasizes educating students about the holocaust is important, but how does it affect us today? The Holocaust is the greatest humanitarian crisis in human history, resulting in the death of 6 million Jews and hundreds of … Read more

Transforming America: The Industrial Revolution and its Effects on the US Economy

 Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, there was revolution and transformations being made to Europe and America. The second American Industrial Revolution led to improved transportation, communication, and banking, as well as the expansion of electricity, petroleum, and steel. More jobs were created due to the increased amount of factory work. With these jobs … Read more

How Feminism Impacts Gender Inequality & Sexism in Ads

 Feminism’s impact on the representation of Gender Inequality and Sexism in advertisements Gender Inequality and Sexism has always been a highly debated topic in society. Advertisements (print, videos etc.) industry is not an exception to reflecting those themes. “Sex sells”, a technique in Advertising which has been around for years, in contemporary society it … Read more

Billie Bertha Drysdale – American women in the military

Billie Bertha Drysdale was born in Greenbrier, West Virginia in 1921. She lived as the daughter of Charley and Vonie Drysdale and was the youngest of five siblings. Billie Bertha graduated high school in 1938 and worked as a sales clerk until 1945. On April 30, 1945, she joined the Women’s Army Corp. Billie served … Read more

Exploring History's Impact on Propaganda Developments

 Propaganda has driven countless movements to success or failure throughout history and continues to pervade every aspect of our society today. Propaganda has been developing for thousands of years, growing from some of the earliest ideological conflicts. From the rhetoric of ancient Greece to today’s advertisement-ridden world, propagandizers have persevered whenever their publics began … Read more

"Preventing School Shootings & Understanding Effects of Gun Violence: What Can US Learn from Other Countries?

 Jonson, Cheryl Lero. "Preventing School Shootings: The Effectiveness of Safety Measures." Victims & Offenders, vol. 12, no. 6, Nov/Dec2017, pp. 956-973. EBSCOhost, doi:10.1080/15564886.2017.1307293. This article concerns the shootings at Columbine High School, Virginia Tech, and Sandy Hook Elementary School that caught attention. Jonson called for something to be done to defend school in the … Read more