Just Like Brother Scott
Having already put Evan in therapy, Dana is at a loss of what to do when she was contacted by Evan's Principle regarding a conversation of suicide. Three weeks later Evan had to be talked down from the roof of his school.
Trouble was Just Beginning
Thousands greeted Johnson when he returned to Chicago. Johnson hoped the people would still like him when he is not a winner. An attempt is made on Johnson's life.
Not Just a Paycheck
Why do layoffs take such a huge toll in Michigan but cause hardly a ripple in Sweden?
We Are As One
Students in the broadcasting department created this program in response to the recent bias incidents on campus. This half hour special, recorded on MSU's Day of Unity (February 7, 2012), includes interviews with Dr. Karen Pennington, VP for Studen...
Subject: Society
Different Strokes: How Child-Rearing Patterns Differs in Individualist and Collectivist Cultures
The emphasis on self-reliance and individualism that is characteristic of American culture is uncommon in Asian cultures where who you are is dependent on the social context. These differences are reflected in child-rearing practices.
Subject: individualist society
Transcript: collectivist societies. [kitayama:] in american culture, particularly middle class white, Mainstream american culture, there's a very strong belief In
Free-Market Capitalism Is So 20th-Century: A Debate
The recession of 2008 has cast serious doubt on whether free-market capitalism, an idea set that functioned reasonably well in the 20th century, is a healthy economic ideology to carry over into the 21st. Has free-market capitalism become an outdate...
Contributor(s): Just Add Air LLP
Transcript: , tonight's debate is just as topical as MPs' expenses. We're going to be debating free market capitalism, very timely, as it's the day that America
Prejudice: More Than Black and White
individuals and society take to eradicate it? In this program, psychology professors Susan Fiske, of Princeton University, and Mahzarin Banaji, of Harvard
Subject: Society
Transcript: YEARBOOK PICTURES OF YOUNG BLACK AND WHITE MEN, JUST RANDOMLY ALL MIXED TOGETHER. AND WHEN THEY SEE AN UNFAMILIAR YOUNG BLACK MALE FACE A YEARBOOK
Way We Were?, The: Other America-on the Margins of the Affluent Society, The
One-fifth of the country's population-30 million-live in poverty, many the victims of discrimination. Manufacturing employment decreases in the post-war period. Many blacks find themselves unable to find jobs; residential discrimination limits their...
Subject: Affluent Society The
Transcript: residential discrimination and other forces Of racism in american society, They don't have the same mobility as white workers. [deborah g. White:] the vast