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2021 Lindsey H: Cannot help other women if they can't already get into these leadership roles
on Piety and pay: Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps
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Mar 2
2021 Lindsey H: Women underrepresented in Church leadership roles and in independent businesses.
on Piety and pay: Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps
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Mar 2
2021 Lindsey H: With gender roles and the idea that women should put family before jobs can lead to not valuing job enough to get promoted. Putting the job first can lead to harrassment many women want to escape, leaving lucrative fields.
on Piety and pay: Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps
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Mar 2
2021 Lindsey H: Utah Women work more part-time jobs; more flexible
on Piety and pay: Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps
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Mar 2
Ashanti T: i agree
on [5 of 5] Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, Part III, Chapters 17 & 18, by Trevor Noah (2019)

i agree because every single mothers knows what is going on with you even if you don’t even talk about it around her or anyone she knows.

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Mar 2
2021 Lindsey H: LDS Church teaches women are to nurture children and men to provide necessities of life and protection. Both viewed as equal
on Piety and pay: Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps
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Mar 2
Ashanti T: i agree........
on [5 of 5] Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, Part III, Chapters 17 & 18, by Trevor Noah (2019)

i agree because i seen it with my own eyes

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2021 Lindsey H: Wage gap predicted to close faster in secular states
on Piety and pay: Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps
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Mar 2
Ashanti T: i agree
on [5 of 5] Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, Part III, Chapters 17 & 18, by Trevor Noah (2019)
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Mar 2
Ashanti T: i agree
on [5 of 5] Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, Part III, Chapters 17 & 18, by Trevor Noah (2019)
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Mar 2
2021 Lindsey H: More religious places have women earning significantly less than men
on Piety and pay: Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps
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Mar 2
Ashanti T: i agree
on [5 of 5] Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, Part III, Chapters 17 & 18, by Trevor Noah (2019)

i agree because kids will walk all over their parents if they are not discipline.

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Mar 2
2021 Lindsey H: Women make 70% what men make in Utah
on Piety and pay: Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps
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2021 Lindsey H: 60% of Utahns are religious
on Piety and pay: Why religious states like Utah have larger gender wage gaps
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Mar 2
Daniel C: i agree , i feel like you can really just get blamed on something just for being black which isnt right.
on [5 of 5] Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, Part III, Chapters 17 & 18, by Trevor Noah (2019)
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cristin t: Summary
on Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You - Section 2 - 1743 - 1826 by Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds

As nouns the difference between lifestyle and life. is that lifestyle is a style of living that reflects the attitudes and values of a person or group while life is the state that follows birth, and precedes death; the state of being alive and living.
Reference

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cristin t: Really I never heard of him but that crazy.
on Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You - Section 2 - 1743 - 1826 by Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds
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cristin t: Yes my old teachers always told don't use the word by using the word in the defintion.
on Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You - Section 2 - 1743 - 1826 by Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds
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cristin t: Wow that so sad.
on The Sadler Committee Report
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cristin t: Question
on The Sadler Committee Report

How come they don’t let those poor kids to go school instead of working? Like come on they are only 8 and that too young for them also for them to be treated like that.

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cristin t: Wow just 14 hours those poor kids have to work.
on The Sadler Committee Report
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Mar 2
Anthony S: reducing sentences for drug-related offenses is something that will prove to be effective
on Criminal Justice Reform: Prosecution, Incarceration, and Prisoner Reentry into Society
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Mar 2
Elizabeth C: teachers should check what we are learning to best support the students. They need to make sure it is actually understood.
on Covid-19’s Impact on Students’ Academic and Mental Well-Being
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Elizabeth C: An important part of being in school is the relationships we can build.
on Covid-19’s Impact on Students’ Academic and Mental Well-Being
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Mar 2
Elizabeth C: A lot of kids receive help from their schools and being all online makes it hard to provide these services.
on Covid-19’s Impact on Students’ Academic and Mental Well-Being
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Mar 2
Elizabeth C: How much time they will lose in Math and English
on Covid-19’s Impact on Students’ Academic and Mental Well-Being
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Mar 2
Elizabeth C: Over the summer all students are in the same boat however because of the pandemic and the situation in some places compared to others students are learning loss will not be the same.
on Covid-19’s Impact on Students’ Academic and Mental Well-Being
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Mar 2
Elizabeth C: The question asked here is so important because how will teachers get everything done and keep the academic level without compromising students mental health.
on Covid-19’s Impact on Students’ Academic and Mental Well-Being
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Mar 2
Sarah J: Addressing cultural practice can serve as a solution to mental health.
on Minority Youth: Needs For Mental Health Services Grow with Population
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Mar 2
Sarah J: There are underlying issues to why minority youth don't seek mental health help.
on Minority Youth: Needs For Mental Health Services Grow with Population
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Mar 2
Sarah J: Minority youth don't only face mental health but also face discrimination and microaggressions that contribute to failing mental health.
on Minority Youth: Needs For Mental Health Services Grow with Population
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Mar 2
Sarah J: Struggling mental health can result in traumatic futures.
on Minority Youth: Needs For Mental Health Services Grow with Population
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Mar 2
Sarah J: Minority groups tend to receive less mental health support than white groups.
on Minority Youth: Needs For Mental Health Services Grow with Population
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Mar 2
Sarah J: Racial and ethnic minority groups are significantly increasing.
on Minority Youth: Needs For Mental Health Services Grow with Population
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Zahir M: He really thought his mom could not tell when he was lying to her that's like the one person you cant lie in front of.
on [5 of 5] Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, Part III, Chapters 17 & 18, by Trevor Noah (2019)
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Zahir M: It seems weird but that what he is going to jail for but that would not have happened if he was not so carefree at the time.
on [5 of 5] Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, Part III, Chapters 17 & 18, by Trevor Noah (2019)
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2021 Parker C: Eventually it'll be discovered that the Lacks family gets nothing and uproar will start
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)
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2021 Parker C: Unfortunate.
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)
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2021 Parker C: Media hysteria
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)
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2021 Parker C: Another critical point in medicine
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)
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Mar 2
2021 Parker C: Gene therapy is one of the most researched modern fields of medicine
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)
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Alexandra F: This sentence gives an understanding and friendly tone to the address.
on JFK: Inaugural Address
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Alexandra F: Kennedy discusses how because man is so powerful now, we can determine the outcome of our country.
on JFK: Inaugural Address
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2021 Parker C: Another revolutionary piece of research that the Lacks family didn't get compensated for
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)
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2021 Parker C: Showing how useful HeLa cells are in that they are human subjects that are gentically similar and limitless
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)
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Alexandra F: Kennedy tells the American people that we are very fortunate as a country, with little poverty and "all forms of human life".
on JFK: Inaugural Address
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2021 Parker C: Something that is shared with HeLa cells
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)
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2021 Parker C: Writer uses these applications of her cells nonchalantly and constantly to show how revolutionary this was
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)
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Alexandra F: This sentence is an excellent way to open an inaugural address. It's powerful, and promising.
on JFK: Inaugural Address
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2021 Parker C: Another landmark accomplishment that her family wasn't compensated for
on [3 of 5] The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Chapters 16-22, by Rebecca Skloot (2010)

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