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The Major Social Institutions (Part3): The Economy

Monday, 9 October 2023 / Greg Jabal / Leave a comment

Hello! You are with me at Greg’s InsighTalk. Our discussion will focus on the economy as another pillar of our society. This lecture is the third part of our discussion on major social institutions. It fuels the running and sustains other institutions. Let us learn more about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtcocMjI1_Q An economy is a significant institution … Continue reading The Major Social Institutions (Part3): The Economy

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The Major Social Institutions (Part1): Realizing Today’s Family

Friday, 12 May 2023Friday, 12 May 2023 / Greg Jabal / Leave a comment

Welcome to my lecture about realizing today’s family system. This lecture is the first part of our discussion on major social institutions. Let us start by thinking about our families. Then, let us reflect on families in today’s contemporary times. Now, you might agree with me that there is no perfect or faultless family. However, … Continue reading The Major Social Institutions (Part1): Realizing Today’s Family

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Understanding Homelessness in the Context of Social Services and Institutional Support

Monday, 27 September 2021Monday, 10 October 2022 / Greg Jabal / Leave a comment

This essay discusses geographies of survival and the rights to the city in the milieu of homelessness. It is worth noting that places only left for homeless people are public spaces establishing survival routines. However, their rights to the city are in question because of politicians' banishment initiatives through legislative embodiments. These ideas are central … Continue reading Understanding Homelessness in the Context of Social Services and Institutional Support

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The Broken Windows Policing Approach to Homelessness

Wednesday, 7 July 2021Monday, 10 October 2022 / Greg Jabal / Leave a comment

This argumentative essay deposes implementing the broken windows tactics and the criminal justice approach to deal with youth homelessness. I argue that said problem-solving techniques are inappropriate and unjust, requiring extensive study and careful thoughts to address this social phenomenon. In addition, homelessness among the youths is becoming more visible to the public, a social … Continue reading The Broken Windows Policing Approach to Homelessness

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Youth Homelessness: A Case of Family Disconnection

Wednesday, 23 June 2021Monday, 10 October 2022 / Greg Jabal / Leave a comment

Introduction This research essay will explore the family, its function as the basic social unit, and its role in youth homelessness through the lens of socialization (immediate social environment), family conflict, and social interaction. Socialization is a process through which people are taught to be productive members of society. So, the family as the primary … Continue reading Youth Homelessness: A Case of Family Disconnection

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The Risk Family: A Disturbing Cost of Post-Modernity

Monday, 31 May 2021Monday, 10 October 2022 / Greg Jabal / Leave a comment

Introduction Society’s progression processes continue to change along with risks in a gradual to swift manner over time. Discussions and debates about modernity primarily focus on the effects and changes in social structures, mainly the economy, government, and education, specifically science and technology. Such modernization changes people’s way of life, creating new cultures. To the … Continue reading The Risk Family: A Disturbing Cost of Post-Modernity

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Mature-age Students: Their Motivations and Challenges in Pursuing Higher Education

Tuesday, 18 May 2021Monday, 10 October 2022 / Greg Jabal / 3 Comments

Introduction An adult acquiring higher education is exceptionally challenging because typical university students are in their early twenties. There are various reasons individuals ceased to attend schooling and become mature-age learners in later life. Because higher education is an expensive human capital investment, many could not afford to enter university right away. However, one of … Continue reading Mature-age Students: Their Motivations and Challenges in Pursuing Higher Education

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A Stranger and Devalued Professionals

Saturday, 1 May 2021Monday, 10 October 2022 / Greg Jabal / 1 Comment

In all aspects of societies’ existence, teaching has a unique mission to sustain them in an ongoing social transformation accompanied by risks or dangers. The task commences from the pre-school towards higher learning institutions, preparing individuals to be fully equipped in facing the challenges of society’s life course. The teachers' role is equally important and … Continue reading A Stranger and Devalued Professionals

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An Analysis of Anti-Asian Racism on Media Outputs

Sunday, 25 April 2021Monday, 10 October 2022 / Greg Jabal / 1 Comment

The media is a powerful tool to feed information and awareness of any social issues in our modern time. It has a multi-platform mechanism to reach every corner of the world with significant social impact. However, with the proliferation of online media in diverse modern forms, such as social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, … Continue reading An Analysis of Anti-Asian Racism on Media Outputs

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Systemic Racism: The Problem of the Color Line

Friday, 15 January 2021Monday, 10 October 2022 / Greg Jabal / 1 Comment

     When we talk about the Negro or Black people, a stigma is always attached to it. It has been centuries that Negro stereotyping or systemic racism is an ongoing social issue in the Western world, specifically in North America. Until now, many White people do not fully understand the plight of people of colour. … Continue reading Systemic Racism: The Problem of the Color Line

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