Social Work

Up to the 1960s, racism was defined as the dogma, set of beliefs, ideologies and doctrines that saw one culture as being inferior. The races that were regarded as marginalized and uncivilized did not have a voice in the society.

The planning phase of social work is a vital starting point, as it influences the success and nature of interactions in the course of the social work practice. In the course of planning, it is always critical to come up with the best possible strategy that would ensure maximum client participation, the protection of confidentiality, and the general benefits for the client.

Ever since the emergence of the need of money, it has become an integral part of the lives of almost every person on the earth. Beyond age, gender, race, and social status, money was and still is a measure of different relationships at all levels...

Equality of rights and privileges has been the quest of many countries since time immemorial. Countries have been changing structures of government to have their citizens exercise their basic rights. Democratic spirit emphasizes on equality and justice...

The paper starts with an explanation of the juvenile delinquency matter that has had an enormous impact on the society. The developments in the criminal justice structure in the United States with regard to juvenile cases are then addressed. It then follows to identify...

The history of adult and community education in the US can be traced back to the beginning of the country existence. However, its contemporary phase commenced during the social disruptions...

The British Empire was the largest empire across the globe enjoying mass subject nations and colonies. While some people believe that the empire was a blessing because it improved the lives of the people who became part of it, others believe that it exploited people trough racism and intolerance.