Family Violence Family violence is a common challenge facing many countries globally. They are abusing behaviors in which the individuals gain power over the other person. Family violence includes a range of emotional, sexual, physical, economic, and psychological torture towards children, women, and elders. Unfortunately, most of the family violence is left unreported to the police or the right institutions that deal with domestic abuse due to the fear of discrimination or further abuse. This has caused many people to die in silence, causing diminished physical and physiological health, decreased quality of life, and reduced personal productivity.  Family violence got no limits; it happens regardless of race, religion, culture, or socioeconomic status. After campaigns against family violence for many years now and encouraging individuals to encounter such violence to speak out, fortunately enough, I met one lady who was ready to talk about her experience with family violence.  It was a long interactive interview with unfortunate encounters that the interviewee experienced while growing up. Mary said that her father used to intimidate and terrorize her while growing up because she…

The golden ages of European dominance were experienced from the 16th to the 10th century The golden ages of European dominance were experienced from the 16th to the 10th century. During the given period, Europe oversaw the tremendous growth in their industries and trade as its nations explored other continents for valuable resources. From the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus to exploring the African continent, the continent experienced its golden era period. Many scholars have tried to explain the domination of European nations during the period by exploring basic human values as the motivation behind Europe’s success during the period. An example of such scholars is Shalom Schwartz. Through the theory of human values, Schwartz seeks to explain the role that human values play in influencing actions taken by people and why they have played a significant role in many historical events. Among some of the values that Schwartz’s theory seeks to explain include conformity, benevolence, power, and security. For this topic, I will discuss why such values are incapable of explaining world power’s reconfiguration during this period, and…

Fallacies of Reasoning An error that happens in reasoning or rather a flawed argument is referred to as a fallacy. This is an argument that least follows the rules of reasoning and logic, but it appears correct and sound when pronounced. Most of the commercials use a lot of fallacies to attract viewers.  An example of a TV commercial with a fallacy of reasoning is the commercial about the Duplex paint (Gass & Seiter, 2018). This advertisement shows a bungalow painted on the outside with various colors. The viewers view the building from the outside, and the assumption is that even the inside is also well painted with the same paint. The fallacy in this Duplex paints is committed because the occurrence is acknowledged on insufficient evidence. This advertisement concludes that people can tell the kind of paint that is has been used inside the house ‘based on showing the painted external parts of the house (Wüst, 2019). The commercial’s slogan is, “One can tell which paint is used in the side from the outside.”  The fact is no one…

The Greatest Showman The greatest showman is a musical, romance and drama movie directed by zest and penance by Michael Gracey. The film is an unabashed piece of entertainment characterized by unforgettable songs like “La La Land,” composed by award-winning artists. The film is suitable for family viewing and explores a number of social problems like racism and discrimination based on physical differences that were rampant in the 19th and 20th century. The director utilizes several talented characters to address the issues by conveying complimentary messages as a story that celebrates diversity and the importance of embracing all people. While some may have a rosy-picture view of the film’s exploitative situation the fact is in the 19th century the circus was a place where the dejected and burnished by society used their skills and found a home. The 106 minutes long movie is based on themes of accepting individuality, the realization of dreams, family, betrayal and overcoming one’s fears and shortcomings. The movie begins with the protagonist Barnum who had dreams of becoming a ringmaster humming the lyrics “Just surrender…

Student’s Name Institution Affiliation Course detail Tutor’s Name Date Food Insecurity My research will be focused on food insecurity as one of the problems facing worldwide. Food insecurity is one of the critical problems affecting most people worldwide, which has led to health and nutrition issues. I choose this problem because many people have suffered due to a lack of food, resulting in hunger, hence the death of a significant number. It has also resulted in the migration of many from one place to another since no man can survive without food. In other words, food insecurity can be defined as a condition where a family or household lacks enough or adequate food for an active body and healthy life hence being referred to as a complex problem. Many people lack resources to meet their needs, which has created food insecurity, thus poverty. This paper discusses the causes of food insecurity, the effects of food insecurity, and possible solutions to curb this complex problem. One of the causes is the lack of access to farming areas. It has to be…

In the years leading up to the First World War, the United States and Mexican governments competed for political influence in Central America. As a result, the U.S. Government intervened more directly in Nicaraguan affairs in two separate, but related, incidents in 1911 and 1912, to ensure the rule of a government friendly to U.S. political and commercial interests and preserve political stability in Central America. Although officials within the administration of President William. Taft saw themselves as intervening to ensure good government; many Nicaraguans became increasingly alarmed at what seemed to be a foreign takeover of their political, banking, and railroad systems. Nicaraguan and U.S. representatives signed a treaty on June 6, 1911, which included U.S. Government and private bank approval for the post of customs collector. In a second, short-term loan agreement. For many years, Honduras an American nation with a population of 9.3 million people has had a close relationship with the United States. In the 1980s, the U.S had used the country as a base for its operations in counter Soviet influence in Central America. The…

Student’s name Institution Affiliation Course Professor’s Name Date Beauty Standard Beauty standards are a concept that raises controversial questions, which is always a debating issue in every sphere of life. Each nationality and ethnic groups have several questionings revolving around beauty standards. Some communities believe that beauty standards vary and depend on the beholder. Besides, an individual’s well-being and behaviors are affected. The media also plays a role in shaping, describing, and projecting beauty in ‘thin ideal.’ Traditional and modern media projects beauty ideals, such as skin, hair, and facial features, which shows their psychological factors that impact appearance and body image. Body shape, weight, size, performance, physical characteristics, self-esteem, and movement. There are dissatisfaction feelings that consume individuals when they feel like their appearance is bouncing off from ‘beauty ideal,’ like body accumulating excess fats and body scars. Actually, these imperfections are highly scorned by media, especially the entertainment industry. This body dissatisfaction may lead to unhealthy behaviors, like chronic dieting and eating disorders. Several beauty satisfactions delineate body dissatisfaction origin. Consequently, beauty standards projected by all life spheres,…

Identification and Specification Describe the differences between needs identification and defining commercial equivalents and discuss why it is preferable to separate into two stages. One needs to consider these two things when carrying out business with a customer in the takeover period. These are considered as identification of need and converting those needs into a commercial equivalent. The identification of needs is a process that involves determining the desires of a customer in a given product. These needs are often never technical but portray the customer’s thoughts on the product itself.  During the acquisition process, there is a need for comparison with other products to enable suppliers to understand what is required and allow the manufacturers to make those products better. It is paramount to separate the identification of needs and commercial equivalents into two steps. This enables an organization to identify particular needs and determine the various ways the needs can be met. As we have in our text, the identification of needs can be determined by the nature size and the company location. (Johnson, 2010).  The ability to…

      Racism in the United States         Insert Name Institutional Affiliations Course Instructor             Racism in the United States Racism in the United States Can is traced back to the slave trade era. Transatlantic trade so one of the worst experiences for Africans in West Africa who were captured and sold in plantation farms in North and South America. 400 years of slavery came to an end after the civil war of 1886. Hello African, so given freedom, racism still limited the ability to access education employment and settlements in different country regions (Austin et al., 2016). The Jim Crow laws, for instance, legitimize discrimination and segregation of African Americans in North America. This led to unequal growth in the economic and political aspects of African Americans. The civil rights movement was instrumental in trying to fight racism in all aspects of life in America. The movement was both organized and led by civil African Americans, including Marcus Garvey Martin, Luther King, and Malcolm X, among other prominent leaders (Sunderstrom…

moral young adult novel The Hate U Give novel is a moral young adult novel narrated by Starr Cartel, a young 16 years girl living in a poor neighbourhood, she joins an elite private school which is a white-dominated. The book was published in 2017 by Harper Collins and reprinted by Balzer and Bray. The book won the right of a novel bidding war and created a commercial success and debuting to the first New York Time’s bestseller list of the young adult.  The Hate U Give evaluate how society portrays stereotypic to the black people to justify the racism and violence toward black thus perpetuating discrimination at Starr’s school. The novel poses a genre presented in the Children’s Literature in that it expresses the children’s point of view, many of its characters are young adult, and it includes childhood actions, happenings, and events. Additionally, the play has a tone of innocence and hope, and it is written for adult where it is adopted by children as portrayed in Children’s Literature. The primary source of hatred in the novel is…