Today, the development of the education system is vulnerable to the impact of multiple factors. In this regard, such issues as race, gender, power and privilege are particularly significant and influential. At the same time, the contemporary education system focuses on the elimination of inequalities, especially in the public education. On the other hand, historically, […]
Bayard Rustin played an important role in the establishment of American Civil Rights traditions. Bayard Rustin was an outstanding leader in American social movements for civil rights and gay rights. He was focused on practicing non-violence, promoting the ideas of Martin Luther King. According to researchers, “Rustin helped to lead the Fellowship of Reconciliation and […]
Today, the problem of homelessness is one of the main challenges to the stale social and economic development of the US. In this regard, the problem of homelessness has started to aggravated since the housing market crisis and economic recession of 2007-2008. The aggravation of the socioeconomic situation made many Americans homeless. As a result, […]
For a range of reasons the middle-60s represented a turning point in the Civil Rights Movement. Based on readings of Kelley, Rachal, and Jefferies, it is possible to assess the key reasons why the Civil Rights Movement transformed and shifted after the mid-1960s. During the 1964-66, the relations between liberals and the civil right movement […]
The paper will focus on cross cultural for Global leaders. Specifically, with regard to global organizations, the paper will also attempt to reconcile the imbalance between global and local concerns by proposing a framework that merges a new understanding of culture with a classical leadership approach. The paper objective is to achieve more effective cross […]
The growth of the employment rate and car sales discussed in the Newsweek’s article “Jobs and Car Sales Expected to Show US Economy Rebounding” may be perceived as a positive trend in the US economy but the situation is not as good as it may seem to be because the spending has grown just by […]
The revolutionary nature of the last quarter of the nineteenth century impacted Native Americans, Immigrants and Farmers. In his speech, William Jennings Bryan placed emphasis on the economic development of the country, as well as on the commercial interests of the nation. He evaluated the Gold Standard as an important financial order (Bryan, W. J. […]
The period of Reconstruction (1865-1877) can be characterized by considerable changes in political and social life of the country. Blanche K. Bruce’s Speech in the Senate (March 31 1876) highlights the significant role of the state and political rights of all people (Bruce, 1876). The major goals of Radical Reconstruction were not feasible ones. The […]
According to statistics of the World Health Organization, in the modern world, one of the main causes of death is cardiovascular disease, especially in countries with developed economies. Experts believe that the main cause of these diseases is unhealthy eating. And this is only one group of diseases. In fact, up to 90% of diseases […]
The provision of African Americans with equal voting rights was an essential step toward the inclusion of the African American community into the political life of the US. At the same time, the introduction of the Voting Rights Act was the response of the US legislators on the growing public pressure and persisting Civil Rights […]