The Story of an Hour Essentially, women have undergone many suffrages in the hand of men in patriarchal societies. The male-dominated world has, over the years, subjected women to discrimination and many inequalities. Kate Chopin’s work, The Story of an Hour, is a precise description of what many women go through under the domination of male chauvinism. The title is a true attention-grabber and beckons the reader to the mesmerizing details of the writings. In this case, the hour is symbolic of the little period of joy that one of the characters enjoyed. Chopin characterizes Mrs. Mallard, the wife, Josephine, her sister, and Richards, a friend to Mallard’s husband. Mr. Mallard is supposedly dead at the beginning of the article, but in the end, it is revealed that he was alive. Chopin’s characterization of Louise Mallard reveals that she lives in fear and is bound by her marriage. Also, she is used to portraying the oppression inherent in domestic life for married women. Indeed, many women suffer in silence, and they remain stuck in unhealthy marriages. The belief…

Contagion is a film released in 2011 and directed by Steven Soderberg. The film discusses an outbreak of a virus spread by respiratory droplets and attempts by public health workers and medical researchers to contain the spread of the virus and disruption of social order in the wake of a pandemic. What have you learned by watching this movie? After watching the movie, I learned that future outbreaks are inevitable and that every nation needs adequate preparation for these future outbreaks. Furthermore, I learned that everyone should trust medical experts because they are the only people who work hard to save lives in cases of the outbreak. Although there may be delays in finding solutions to problems, they are the only people who come up with solutions. Lastly, I learned that prevention is always better than cure. The film explains that the virus is transmitted through touching services like doorknobs, switches, and human touch. In the movie, Dr. Enin says that if health care professionals provide preventive measures, then following them is vital. How does this movie compare with our…

  SQL Injection Attacks  The increased advancement in computer technology is facilitating the development of extensive information infrastructures.  The utilization of this information infrastructures is increasing the amount of data stored in different databases. However, the data is vulnerable to unauthorized access by attackers who utilize SQL injection techniques. An SQL injection allows the attacker to access and change critical information in the database irresponsibly (Alwan & Younis, 2017). However, the SQL injection technique is not new and has been a threat to multiple high profiles despite the establishment and integration of sophisticated computer systems. Several companies have fallen prey to SQL injections raising concerns about their security measures. However, a company’s security concerning the SQL injections is relatively tricky as databases continue to utilize the SQL as a query language for effective data management in databases. The SQL model is a critical tool for managing structured data, whereas the NoSQL model helps manage unstructured data (Bjeladinovic, 2018). In this regard, it is clear that all organizations are vulnerable to SQL injections as the attackers can comfortably interfere with the…

Family and Delinquency Family is the core social institution for childhood development. Surprisingly, families have been identified as the risk place where minors are at the risk of committing offences. It is undoubtable that families can be the greatest influence on future criminal cases if the type of people being raised in such situations is not well-shaped. According to research, there are several family dysfunction categories that can promote delinquent behavior. Notably, each categorization system can vary from one judiciary system to another. They include family breakup, family deviance, family effectiveness, and family conflict. Family breakup is one of the leading family dysfunction forms that propel juvenile delinquency. For example, when a spouse breaks up in their marriage ties, their children are negatively impacted. It has been observed that children who stay with single parents are likely to get involved in offences compared to those who have both parents. Family conflict is nowadays common, leading to poor marital function in raising children. Children who live under a conflict-ill roof are more likely to develop delinquent than those who live in…

the influence politics and religion have on sports To comprehend the influence politics and religion have on sports, an individual should understand the relationship between society and sport. From the time immemorial, sports have always depicted the societal values and provided insight into how various individuals have used their free time.  More so, there are religious beliefs that are always associated with sports. As a matter of fact, the feudal monarchs held various sports competitions to showcase their mammon, consenting the cavaliers to prove their chivalry and battle prowess. Additionally, some religious practices, such as determining who was for rituals, greatly depended on sports amongst the Mayans. In other instances, sports have entered into a serious conflict with religion, coercing the religious leaders to reject if their emphasis on dissuade devotion to godly activities is due to its emphasis on the secular ways of doing things. More than often, religion has utilized sports as an avenue for evangelizing. To start with, both modern and ancient Olympics have always been used to accomplish political will that may have greater repercussions to…

                Organizational Structure Name: Institution: Course: Date:                     Organizational Structure An organizational structure defines how the design of an organization can allocate tasks, coordinate employees, and supervise and monitor the activities that are carried out daily. It is also responsible for determining which individual takes part in the participation of specific activities, and that means that department leaders and managers mostly arrange it. Some people see organizational structure as to how an organization appears to be and it’s surrounding. Therefore, a culture change can affect an organization because the people living around the organization have their unique culture, and an organization needs to abide by it. Therefore, it is necessary to make sure that employees, partners, shareholders, and managers can sustain an organization in that society by adhering and adjusting their activities. On rare occasions, organizational structure affects the culture and management practices since it may lead to the adjustment of the culture that an organization was used to into a different culture set.…

Student’s Name Professors’ Name Course Date Who is an American? According to Eric Foner, American nationality constitutes of both civic and ethnic definitions. In the history of American, African-Americans (blacks) were not considered American citizens. Blacks were by then slaves and were not regarded as constituent members of the society, as Edmund Randolph would say. However, there is no definition according to the original constitution of who is an American citizen. However, the constitution gave congress the power to create an equal naturalization system through the naturalization law of 1970, which offered the first definition of American nationality. Congress eliminated the process of free whites becoming citizens, and for a couple of years, only whites could become citizens through naturalization. Through the years, members of different ethnic groups were added to become citizens by naturalization. This included Asians and blacks. Professor Foner goes ahead and distinguished citizenship in America from other parts of the world. He cites that the western worlds created the idea of freedom; however, not forgetting the west of worlds also invented race. Nationalism thereby is birthed…

Deontology Deontology is an aspect of ethics that is concerned with the ethic associated with the duties. Deontological ethics regard duty as the basis of morality among the human. The speaker tries to elaborate on different deontologists’ ideas concerning the affinity between both duties and morality that comes with them. Deontology comes from the Greek word Deon, meaning duty. Moral duty is transcultural; this implies that the duty is universal and binding. In deontological ethics, moral laws are paramount. There should be recognition and submission to the moral law. Speakers agree with Emmanuel Kant, a German philosopher recommending that we act out of goodwill. According to Kant, moral duties are absolute, which means that they are always binding. Two categories of duties are negative and positive duties. Positive duties mean actively doing something while negative duties mean restraining oneself from; doing something, for example, not cheating or stealing. Moral duties contain both positive and negative elements. Non-maleficence duty means that one should not harm; this is a negative duty. Instead of harm, we should prevent harm from happening, for example,…

Sorghum Spice name: Sorghum Spice Image: Product description: Sorghum belongs to a category of a flowering plant in the grass family of Poaceae. The family has around 25 species under this category. Generally, people consume most of these plants as cereals and as fodder for animals. This plant has no particular place of origin as it was found in and around the world; for example, one of its species- Sorghum bicolor, was first discovered in Africa, and since then, it has been found in various corners of the world. It is grown under a favorable type of warm climate and is often found in pasture lands. In India, sorghum is known as jowar, cholam or Jonna. Sorghum is highly valued in hot and arid regions as it is highly resistant to heat and drought. This grass is strong and normally grows to a height of 2 to 8 feet. The central part of the stalk is quite juicy and sweet. The grass bears flowers, and each flower cluster 800-3000 kernels. The seeds vary n shape and size and color, but…

  Song Analysis “The Bird has Flown” by Beatles. The track “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) is part of the Beatles Album “Rubber soul” produced and released in 1965. John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote the song and recorded it on October 21, 1965(). The Beatles leased the song in the United States on December 6th, 1965.  the song is a complete story that talks about meeting a lady who invites john, the songwriter, her room, and welcomes him to sit down. However, he discovers there is no seat and settles on a rug. The due enjoy each other’s company while taking wine until the lady instructs the songwriter to get into bed later in the night since she would be working the next morning. He declines the offer and spends the night in the bathroom to wake up and find her gone.  The songwriter employs ambiguity to appeal to the listener’s mental liberty, which allows individuals to accord meaning to the relics based on their experiences and background, besides Sarita’s use, which appeals to the audience and diminishes…