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Sexual orientation discrimination in U.S. workplaces: objective and subjective analysis

Discrimination can be carried out in the work place through many different ways. Federal and state laws go on to prohibit employers from carrying out unfair practices like hiring or terminating on the basis of religion, race, sex, national origin, physical disability or origin.

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Methods for contesting and invalidating wills under Florida law

WILLS can be invalidated using Florida case law. The primary objective of this analysis is to establish the ways of invalidating wills, or trust documents as outlined by the Florida case law.

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Rule breaking and innovation in entrepreneurial ethics

Rule breaking, innovation or ethical dilemma? People often think that in order to run a business, or be a leader, one must adhere to all the rules. But the old saying "Some rules are made to be broken" rings true.

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Resources and support for veterans transitioning with PTSD

"Resources for Veterans diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) after transitioning back into a civilian lifestyle

~16 min read

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Brent Staples's response to racial prejudice and stereotyping

What is it like to experience prejudice on a daily basis? Many, if not most, whites do not know what it is like to be a member of an underclass. It is important to understand the structural elements of prejudice in a society.

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Cross-cultural organizational leadership and school district management approaches

From a theoretical and scientific perspective, there are compelling reasons for appreciating the role of organizational culture in shaping organizational processes and leadership.

~16 min read

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Modern techniques in mid-twentieth century art and experience

Jackson Pollock observed, "The modern painter cannot express his age, the airplane, the atom bomb, the radio, in the old forms of the Renaissance or any other past culture.

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Gender, sexuality, and imperialism in Briggs's Reproducing Empire

The theme of gender and sexuality is related to social power. In Reproducing Empire: Race, Sex, Science, and U.S. Imperialism in Puerto Rico, Briggs shows how race, class, gender, and power are interrelated and interconnected.

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Class stereotypes subverted in Paul Haggis's Crash

Paul Haggis's 2005 drama Crash is a vehicle for exploring social tensions in the United States. Although a huge portion of the film is devoted to race relations, prejudices, and stereotypes, an important meta-narrative also permeates Crash.

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Ethnographic assessment of the Coast Guard Reserve Personnel Management Officers Evaluation Systems

This paper engages in a thorough assessment of the culture, organization and technology of the reserve personnel management that operates as a branch within the Personnel Service Center of the United States Coast Guard: specifically the Officers Evaluation Systems.

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