How did the brutal history of Anti-Latino discrimination in America impact our culture

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The Brutal History of Anti-Latino Discrimination in AmericaSchool segregation, lynchings, and, mass deportations of Spanish-speaking U.S. citizens are just some of the injustices Latinos have faced. ERIN BLAKEMOREUPDATED: AUG 29, 2018ORIGINAL: SEP 27, 2017 How did the brutal history of Anti-Latino discrimination in America impact our culture? What generational trauma do we see from this? Have we come far enough?

why does California have a budget surplus in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic

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As discussed in class, why does California have a budget surplus in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic? O A massive increase in property tax revenue O An increase in sales tax revenue An increase in income tax revenue from high-income earners O Massive reduction in public spending

The values and priorities of the policymakers

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As discussed in class and the book, what does the annual CA state budget reflect?  The values and priorities of the policymakers The expectations of policymakers concerning projected revenue and spending for the coming year O The larger financial and political climate O All the above No new data to save. Last checked at 5:10 pm Submit Quiz

What are some issues with our current electoral system on the basis of equality

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What are some issues with our current electoral system on the basis of equality other than equal representation? (keep in mind: it has to be issued where people don’t feel like there is equality/they feel like canada’s electoral system is unjust)? How can “rep by pop” help bring equality/solution to the less equality concerns

Listen Realism is a core theory of International Relations

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Listen Realism is a core theory of International Relations. How would realists describe the world in which states exist? Explain what this means. Second, some have adapted the theory of realism into a different approach called Neorealism or Structural Realism. How does Neorealism try to explain state behavior? Use the Cold War and post-Cold War world to illustrate this explanation.

The computer system administrator

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You are the computer system administrator for a medium-sized company. You can monitor the company’s network from home and you frequently work from home. Your nephew, a college student is visiting for a week. He asks to use your computer to check his e-mail. Sure, you say. You are a gracious host. What is the ethical problem?

Theory of International Relations

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Not all states may have the same interests, and their interests may change. Which theory of International Relations would primarily focus on this approach? Explain what this means. According to this theory, how are a state’s interests created and how can they change? Finally, would this theory be most likely to pay attention to the systemic, domestic, or individual level of analysis? Explain why and be specific.

the incarceration rate and cost savings associated with changing criminal justice policies

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This tool allows you to estimate the incarceration rate and cost savings associated with changing criminal justice policies. Use the left-hand menu to select a state, and then choose policy changes that involve changes to drug offenses and/or public order and other offenses (which could include sex work).  Explore several options and see how the forecast changes. Try other states as well. To receive credit for this activity, write one cohesive paragraph on this topic and upload it here: Do you think that drug possession/use is a “victimless” crime? If yes, should it be decriminalized to save incarceration costs and avoid criminal records for people who use these substances? If not, what public policy changes might be needed to ensure that people with addiction will receive help rather than prison?

Forces encouraging the implementation of e-government operations

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what are the forces encouraging the implementation of e-government operations within the established government bureaucracies?

The goals of environmental scientists

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The goals of environmental scientists are to try to lower the negative impact of our actions, find alternative ways to meet the same needs, and better anticipate the likely effects of our actions. What do you believe may happen if environmental scientists stop attempting these goals?