Education and prejudice: unraveling the relationship

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The growing diversity of college students has put forward race-related issues in higher education. The role of educational institutions in a diverse population is raised in several issues such as the predominance of the white population in white colleges, lack of minority faculty, racial discrimination charges, debate over affirmative action and curriculum discussions. Sociology promoted assumptions that formal schooling is correlated to decreased prejudice but the most common disclaimer is that higher education facilitates subtle means of expressing prejudice.

Analysis, Education, Higher, Higher education, College students, Race relations, Racism, Transcript, Prejudices, Prejudice

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Man-made disaster and development: The case of Iraq

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The U.S.-led policy towards Iraq is reviewed to highlight the role social work plays in responding to governmental policies that create man-made disasters.

United States, Public affairs, International politics, Iraq, Military aspects, Military policy, United States foreign relations, Foreign policy, Case study

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