Civil Rights Movement: Howard Zinn
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A 5 page paper which discusses the book "A People's History of the United States, 1492 to Present," as it addresses the Civil Rights Movement. No additional sources cited.
Filename: RAzinn.wps

Class Mobility in Britain
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This 5 page paper looks at the definition of class and then uses it to explain intra and intergenerational class mobility in the United Kingdom. After the consideration of the causes the paper moves on to suggest some possible solutions to movement in order to either reduce the movement, better the movement or eliminate it all together so everyone is equal. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
Filename: TEclassmo.wps

Color, Societal Privilege, and Discrimination
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A 7 page discussion of the continuing discrimination which occurs in the United States in regard to race and color. Presents a brief historical basis for the problem and contends that discrimination is both an intercultural and intracultural phenomenon. Suggests that these factors result in an unfortunate mindset that has forced the non-white ethnicities and races further and further away from the white mainstream and are factors which gave us our popular concept of the term minority. It is also this mindset that has resulted in severe societal separation between black and white in particular. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: PPracePr.wps

Conflict Theory And African-American Men
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An 8 page paper. Two primary types of conflict are discussed - affective and cognitive. Racial conflict is explored from different aspects and related to the theories. Finally, various conflicts that could occur in the black male population are identified and related to conflict theory. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: PGconaam.wps

Corporate Network Groups: A Proposed Policy for Treating all Groups Equally
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A 5 page paper based largely on Raymond Friedman?s 1999 article ?The Case of the Religious Network Group?. Defines a network group and provides background information. Describes the evolution of such groups from entities which were at first viewed skeptically by their respective corporations to entities which were eventually supported and even encouraged by these corporations. Notes that all was well with network groups (whether composed of a racial minority or a homosexual membership) until Christian groups tried to establish their own groups. Addresses each of the objections to Christian groups, dismissing each in turn. Emphasizes that internal policy which discriminate against one type of network while encouraging the other can reflect negatively on the corporation. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: PPhomoRl.wps

Critical Essay, Review, Analysis, and Revision
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This 7 page report presents a critical essay written on the topic that ?Workers at the bottom of the economic ladder are paid enough.? An initial essay is presented and then criticized in terms of its overall argument and pseudo reasoning/fallacies. Then, the essay is revisited and suggestions are made of how it should be revised to better state the author?s argument and overall point of view. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: BWcrites.wps

Cultural Aspects In The Use Of Foul Language Among Black Male Teens
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This is a 6 page paper that outlines a study on the effect and significance of foul language among black males between the ages of 14 and 18. The hypothesis of this study states that 'foul' language by secondary school level black males is culturally derived and is an accepted defense mechanism to 1) overwhelming incidence of violence and 2) cultural differences in definitions of family and gender roles. Bibliography lists 28 sources.
Filename: Foultalk.wps

Cultural Assimilation in America / Mission Impossible
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A 9 page research paper includes a 1 page Roman Numeral Sentence Outline. This paper discusses the myth of successful cultural assimilation among ethnic groups in the United States today. An argument is presented from the viewpoint that ethnic groups can never become completely assimilated into American society and culture. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: EthAssim.wps