This overview of why social work is essential illustrates how much a social worker can be someone who fights for and promotes social justice. Social workers embody sociological theories and fight for every human to be treated fairly @SociologyTheory #22020
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Institutional racism is a root source of poor health outcomes of those in ethnic and racial groups. People in these groups receive inadequate treatment compared to those in the majority, especially if they live in urban areas. @SociologyTheory#SOC22020
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In a documentary titled "Teach Us All", director Sonia Lowman explores how the U.S. schools systems are more segregated than ever, how it's effecting our youth, and what teachers and leaders are doing to change it. #SOC22020@SociologyTheory
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Even though segregation has been illegal for over 65 years, there is still a clear separation of not only poor and rich children, but white children and children of color in the school systems across the U.S. @SociologyTheory#SOC22020
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Here’s an informative short video where young students like us are given notes and learn about campus sexual violence. A useful app is also recommended for people to look out for each other. https://t.co/bQdeXR3Int @SociologyTheory#soc2202020
Everyday corporations are polluting our planet in ways many people are unaware of. They need to start being held #accountable now in order to help the future of our planet. @SociologyTheory#SOC22020
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@dejahinsociolo1@SociologyTheory I think that this is really important for people to understand. A virus is not an excuse to treat anyone differently, and this article could be a great wake up call for many different people.
Deciding not to use a plastic straw is not as impactful as you may think. Even if we deduce our waste, large #corporations are still doing significant damage to our planet and we need to start holding them accountable now. #SOC22020@SociologyTheory
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