Grace Dyckman

QU ‘25 // Nursing major

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I will need to look through a racial lens, a social lens, a political lens and an economic lens.

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1) I will change the world by trying to create awareness of the inequality within the healthcare industry. I think that people of color are medically treated differently In healthcare and this problem needs to be changed.

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I will utilize leadership skills along with open mindedness and dialectical thinking. I will use leadership to help me get people to join the movement and I will use open mindedness and dialectical thinking to come up with new and different ideas to help find a solution.

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I think some obstacles I may face is people of color do not trust hospitals and nurses due to the mistreatment they have dealt with in the past. I would have to deal with people who have an unconscious bias and don’t realize that they are racially biased.

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@gavybonilla1 I agree with this. The rich aren’t going to lose all of their resources. No one said they had to give up everything they had they just have to donate a little to help out

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@matt_goldman23 I agree with this statement if your not embracing people with differences into your life then your just co existing with them.

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4) studying ones positionally biases their epistemology is important because it helps people be mindful of their biases and allows for more acceptance in your life.

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1) tolerating differences is just living with someone’s differences and not letting it affect you but celebrating differences is benign there for someone and proud of someone because of their differences.

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3) I disagree with this statement because I believe that wealthy people and countries can share their wealth and continue to still be wealthy themselves. I think if they distribute resources in an organized way no ones life boat would sink.

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@GianaMorrione I agree and also thought that the main problem of this article was that so many people struggle to pay for college and so they do not go to college or end up on major debt

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@matt_goldman23 I agree that by giving out more financial aid we can encourage more kids to attend college

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4) this article connects to What is the point of college? Because what is the point of college? talks about the social and scholarly aspects of college and this article ponders the economical and social aspects of why one should attend college.

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1. The problem that is addressed in this article was that lower income kids could not afford to go to college. This problem was created by increasing rates for colleges and aid being granted more towards merit than need based.

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Stratification is described as sorting data, people, and objects into distinct groups

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@TuckerJacobson4 I like the point you made about seeing it through multiple lenses. It connects back to what we have been learning in class all year that there are more points of views that you can look through then you think.

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@omsiraco I agree with this standpoint that there is not just one set solution to being guilty. There are a lot of different things that need to be looked at when evaluating a crime.There’s not just guilty or not guilty.Someone may be guilty but have their reasons for committing the crime.

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…be many solutions and many different ways to solve the problem.

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1) Dialectical thinking is the ability to look at issues from multiple perspectives. It is the ability to take two sides of a problem and create a solution where those two sides can coexist together. It allows you to arrive at a reasonable solution between contradicting problems.

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4) Approaching a problem formalistically would be approaching it with a fixed mindset. It would be looking at the problem and thinking there is only one solution and no other way to solve it. While thinking dialectically would be looking at a problem and seeing that there could