Foss argues that the prosecution system does not support the current course of justice, thus creating a need to reinvent the justice system. Moreover, he believes that the prosecution should exhibit more thoughtful ways of dealing with crime than mass incarceration caused by the urge to win cases. Furthermore, Foss suggests that prosecutors play a crucial role in escalating the rate of incarcerations without fully understanding their roles in prosecution

Jeffery H. Reiman’s classic book “The Rich Get Richer, and the Poor Get Prison” provides an interesting account of the issue of economic inequality, how the rich are being treated in a favourable way than the poor by the criminal justice system. Reiman’s argument advances throughout the book with the representation of the sad reality that is hounding American society, as the tools of the criminal justice system are discriminately

Douglas Blackmon, in his book Slavery by Another Name, extracts the grim reality of the Criminal Justice System in the United States that slavery for African Americans is still not compensated even after the Civil War terminated. Blacks, particularly in the South, were the target of racially-charged enactments and were forced to worse animosity without compensation, which kept them marginalized, and the exercise of slavery continued well until World War II.

Kabbalah is a mystical and еsotеric form of Jеwish philosophy and spirituality that sееks to understand thе naturе оf thе divinе, thе univеrsе, and the relationship between humans and thе cosmos. It is rooted in thе belief that thеrе arе deeper, hidden meanings within the teachings of thе Torah, which is the foundational sacred text of Judaism, that can be uncovеrеd through contеmplation, mеditation, and other spiritual practices. Here’s an

Released in 1993, the film “Groundhog Day” is a skilful blend of comedy and philosophy. It is centred on an egotistical and arrogant man named Phil Connors, who is a weatherman. He only lives for the future and pays no mind to the present; however, that all changes when he gets stuck in a time loop that forces him to live in the present and change his way of living

Question no. 01: Why do you think Lennon’s Imagine speaks to so many people at such a deep level? In my opinion, Lennon’s Imagine addresses all the inhabitants of the world, disparaging all the religions, borders, restrictions, and everything that can divide the people of Earth. He asks his listeners to imagine a world where everyone accepts each other without their differences regarding borders, possessions, and religion. The underlying meaning

The COVID-19 pandemic since late 2019 comes along with a variety of multi-faceted global crises with far-reaching detrimental impacts on the food industry across the globe. The global food system has witnessed a major disruption of food supply at local and international levels during the wake of lockdowns, which affected the pricing, quality, and availability of healthy food. The pandemic resulted in lower wages and incomes, which put healthy food

Introduction Since the time of cavemen, gender work has been predefined. In hunter-gatherer communities, women were primarily responsible for gathering edible plants and food preparation, while men were hunters who remained away from home to provide for their families. These gender roles have persisted over time, and women are primarily viewed as homemakers, while men are regarded as breadwinners (Kimmel et al., 2005). This attribution of work as a gendered

Gender and Violence The relationship between gender and acts of violence is quite complex, and much like other gender-related issues, the conception of violence as a gendered notion is ingrained in every society. Various roles are attributed to women in society. Although women have been a part of processes at national and state levels, their role is pre-determined, and they are regarded as reproducers who must exhibit certain normative traits

Introduction Masculinity can be described as the presence of certain qualities, the display of certain behaviours, and the following some predefined roles within society. As a socially constructed notion, masculinity is influenced by multiple factors, including biology and culture. The universal categorization of men and women as biologically different and its relationship with gender construction is somewhat complex. A focus on masculinity studies emerged at the beginning of the early

Dulce Et Decorum Est Owen’s use of simile to express the idea of pain and exhaustion on a battlefield during World War I contradicts the patriotic belief that death tastes sweet when life is honourably laid down for the sake of the country. In stanza 1, lines 1-2, Owen supports the idea of exhaustion: “Bent double, like old beggars under sacks, knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge.” (Owen,

Romanticism and existentialism are appealing approaches to the audience today as they put emphasis on subjective experience. The approaches were a revolt against major political and social norms during the Enlightenment age. Similarly, the approaches provide a critical reaction against the scientific rationalization of nature. Romanticism capitalizes on employing literature, visual arts, and music as the major source of aesthetic experience (Godawa, 2009). These approaches are also appealing since, through

Introduction A worldview is a way of thinking about the world and how it works. Our experience of the world around us is shaped and influenced by our worldview (Myers & Noebel, 2015). The worldview works on both an individual and a social level. One type of worldview is more dominant than the other and, therefore, has a stronger influence on the culture of the society. This paper explains the

Since the inception of Television in the 1950s in the United States, its representations have become a significant part of shaping, creating, nurturing, and reflecting the cultural morals and values in an individual’s life. Moreover, it has the potential to generate negative and positive effects on a child’s psychological development, which makes it a critical factor in determining age-appropriate exposure of a child to media. The objective of this discussion

As a baccalaureate-prepared nurse, along with the consultation of my professional preceptor, I have gained knowledge and practical experience in the past weeks, which have enabled me to overcome the challenges and complexities within the urgent care setting. Therefore, my practical experience dealing with COVID-19 patients has sharpened my professional and leadership skills. This week, I got an opportunity to reflect on ethical considerations in healthcare. Professional Practices Driven by

Proposed PICOT Question For patients at risk of COVID-19 in the acute care setting, does the implementation of a new preceptorship training program for improving management and prevention of the pandemic help decrease the risk of COVID-19 spread and can impact better patient care outcomes? Change Topic The change topic I selected earlier for my capstone project is “Management and Prevention of Covid in Urgent Care Facilitys.” The PICOT question

Throughout this week, my preceptor and I have been brainstorming to make the clinical management understand the importance of the preceptorship program and to make new practice approaches for new nurse practitioners. The topic focus for this week was the role of “Healthcare delivery and clinical system” in managing and preventing COVID-19 within hospital settings. The topic required a new practice approach to solving the current issue of COVID management

For patients at risk of COVID-19 in the acute care setting, does the implementation of a new preceptorship training program for improving management and prevention of the pandemic help decrease the risk of COVID-19 spread and can impact better patient care outcomes? PICOT Problem and Evidence-based Solution The purpose of this paper is to develop a PICOT question related to the importance of the implementation of a preceptorship program to

Myths are the stories of divinity or superhuman beings involved in events transcending human knowledge and sense. They usually originate from unknown sources but have some kind of connection to an event that took place. They are often based on tradition with varying extents of validity. Some have factual origins, while others are fictional. However, there is more to myths than meets the eye, as they are a way of

A play’s effectiveness depends on the cast, directing, scenery, and detailed body language application. The movie “Incident at Vichy” is considered average writing by Arthur Miller despite its outstanding casting. Arthur Miller’s movie shows an outward expression of morality, fear, and evil. This artwork presents these arguments in a balanced way to create a theme that highlights social issues in the real world. However, to understand the effectiveness of a