The current pandemic has had a significant impact on the apparel industry. From the decline in trade to loss of business, dwindling customer numbers, store closures have been critical for the industry. The current pandemic ofCOVID -19 has greatly impacted the apparel manufacturers as their cash flow has been affected by the struggle to pay their workers, covering the purchase of materials necessary to generate new orders and overheads. There has been a knock on the apparel industry ( Uddin,2020). the suppliers of fabric in the industry see orders contract at alarming rates as their ramifications are frightening, especially for the fragile workers wh have roles in the supply of the raw materials. Secondly, the pandemic has brought about a down turn in the trade as orders are canceled or delayed. For instance, the suppliers of metal accessories and zips to the apparel industry have seen their business ravages by decreasing trade due to the pandemic. This has made most of the employees In this sector, losing their jobs. The pandemic has also negatively impacted the companies that are involved…

Media Arts Study and Profile, Phase 1 The type of data reviewed in the essay is qualitative since it involved interviewing artists from the media. The media arts study and profile phase1 involved interviewing 71 individuals from the media arts to give a detailed view of Canada’s art sector in the year2003. The information was inclusive of the media artist, organizations, and ways of funding the organizations. The media arts report depicts the art sector in courses that include; it claims that even though the industry is still struggling to cater to activities, it is very active and keeps changing, making it difficult to define. The report further explores artists’ struggle using the media arts, with many raising concerns over exhibition queries. Challenges, impacts, and needs of the media art are also defined in the report. With the memorable highlight of areas, the government or service organizations should act swiftly. Artists in Small and Rural Municipalities in Canada Quantitative data is used in the study. The study indicates the number of artists staying within a given locality—specifically, the artist from…

Stereotypes and prejudice affect the way people respond to each other in multicultural populations. Prejudice is becoming a threat in every aspect of its occurrence. For instance, learning institutions and access to healthcare are more threatened by prejudices between one group of people and the other. Prejudice has become a problem in different ways. Firstly, it acts as a primary impediment to progress in education, healthcare, and leadership. Students have been affected by the existing prejudices in schools with minority groups. The case is more commonly featured in schools with a minority of black students. Access to healthcare services is also affected. Prejudices affect health in several ways. For instance, it has contributed to high levels of morbidity and mortality among the blacks. Other ethnic minorities face similar challenges, especially in learning institutions and healthcare facilities. Prejudice occurs in a set of environment that favors one group over the other. Culture is, therefore, viewed as shared beliefs that focus on the superiority of one group over the other. Prejudice is expressed through racism and discrimination. Bing a black student, I…

Introduction Music is referred to as vocals or instrumental, or a composition of both to express emotions while bringing a beauty form harmony. They are a different set of music genres: jazz, blues, hip hop, and gospels. Other people are associated with different genres depending on their background and their nature. The interview was carried among various groups of people to determine their preference for music. Those interviewed included three categories of individuals; my 25-year-old cousin, David, an 11-year-old sister, Mary, and a 70-year-old maternal grandfather, Gabriel. The first interview response The first interview was with my 25-year-old cousin. A set of well-formulated questions was addressed to him that included his preferred music, how many times he would listen to music, and why he chose the genre. In his response, he claimed to love the hip hop kind of music together with music called club bangers and a soft spot for the gospel genre. He would listen to and dance to music almost at every opportunity. For him to choose the kind of music is since he felt they gave…

I read an article a few months back on the outreach services your agency does within the country. Giving back and volunteering is a significant part of my values. I felt very thrilled reading the article that the diligent service you offer in political intelligence, economic intelligence, active measures, counter-intelligence, political security, and law enforcement through the multi-agency team has regained the president’s trust and confidence. My interest in the agency has recently gone high due to your agency’s selfless efforts towards stopping cartels operating in the public systems. I would love to come to work each day, knowing that I am helping to make a difference in the community through my work in the agency.

BELOVED Name Institution Instructor Course Date                       COMPARATIVE ESSAY It all begins with the story of a woman born into slavery, known as Margret Garner, who slit her two-year-old daughter’s throat while the other two lays on the ground still wounded after a failed escape attempt from slavery. The author takes us back to the time where the oppressed did not have a voice, and by revising the narrative genre, she expands slave narration as a symbolic sign to explore and represent slave dimensions of life. Beloved demonstrates an interference that disrupts the cultural opinions that Sethe’s story, the black slave mother, is just the past not worth remembering. Insist on slavery allows the discovery of current aspects that are deeply rooted in the text. Beloved in its essence, a fugitive slave’s narrative is the most shocking case of all the fugitive slave cases that have seen the issue of Margret Garner, who never had the opportunity to voice out her own story. By protecting her child from slavery through…

Critical Thinking Assignment Edward Lampert generally believes that Sears’ decline is tied to the immense level of competition in the retail industry. From this angle, he’s suggests that a significant competitive advantage or a reliable cash flow could simply make the firm perform better. Lampert also seems to believe that the firm’s long-term success is tied to technology innovations, which could enable it to compete fairly with Amazon, Walmart, and other retail giants. Nonetheless, evidence shows that Lampert’s perception is unidirectional, as he seems to ignore salient aspects like poor decision-making that have progressively led to Sears’ decline. Sears’ inability to adapt to changing market dynamics in the 80s is the most significant factor for its decline. The firm’s dominance in the retail industry was trumped by Walmart and Kmart merely for introducing discount shopping. Unlike Sears, both firms were flexible enough to implement the cost leadership strategy, attracting more customers to their stores. Contrary, Sears’ management system was crippled by bureaucracy, maintaining high overhead costs and traditional operational frameworks. Further, the corporation was unable to leverage online shopping, and…

    BUS1BSY/BUS2SBY Final Take Home Exam By Course Professor’s Name Institution Location of Institution Date             Part A Question 1 In today’s business world, company executives are mandated to make sustainability- based decisions in the course of their duties. This is mainly aimed at ensuring that the company can achieve perpetuity. This paper will analyze Rio Tinto’s actions using the business case for sustainability theory. It will look at how their stakeholder engagement and how their decisions improved the company’s environment social and governance performance. The paper will further look at the advantages that the company will reap from these actions. Rio Tinto decision to include their stakeholder’s needs is vital for their sustainability. As seen from the actions, Rio Tinto faced the backlash because they did not consider the views of the investors and the Aboriginal groups (Butler & Allam, 2020). The stakeholder’s voices were heard in two main stages. In the first instance, the company decided to relieve the CEO and two top officials because of the cries of the local communities…

Revised Proposal: What Brings About Societal Stereotypes? Societal stereotypes are common in every community. Individuals with certain traits are usually placed in a particular group. In most cases, these people are forced to identify with such a group, which results in discrimination. Every social setting has a societal stereotype. A lot of effort is required to change the thinking of people as the stereotyping behavior is usually deep-rooted. Children are taught about stereotypes at a young age, something that stays in their minds for long. Categorizing individuals due to aspects that they cannot change should not be happening in the 21st century. There are many instances of societal stereotypes. For instance, in a white predominant area, blacks are usually associated with criminal activities. In this case, they are considered violent in nature. Therefore, whenever a person of color is seen in a park relaxing, phone calls are made to police, indicating that there is a person planning to commit a crime. Such a thing is wrong and should be condemned. Stereotyping an individual due to their physical appearance is inhumane…

Drinking is an art that enables people to create positive social networks that will allow them to grow their businesses and careers. Drinkers and non-drinkers have different strategies to develop social networks for their businesses and career progress. The article responds to the study that indicates that drinkers are more effective in networking than the non-drinkers. People with a habit of drinking have an opportunity to establish networks that may enable them to be successful in their business or their careers. Drinking creates opportunities for people to meet new contacts and create new networks that make drinkers standout over non-drinkers. The author sides with drinkers indicating how social drinking brings up positive outcomes in a person’s business dealings, social relationships, and career development. Drinking is a useful social networking avenue compared to other areas used by non-drinkers. I partially agree that drinking at bars creates opportunities for people to network and establish social contacts. Social drinkers vigorously engage in selling out their business and career plan, build networks, and build relationships that can help them be successful. People who have…