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social studies 6 - Toward an Integrated World (Inclusion (the case of…

- - - - As a result of their downward trend, the woman have more pressure to somehow salvage the company and turn it around, causing many to crack and the company to fail even more.
    - - What’s even more amazing is that the women who do fall victim to the “glass ciff” are more likely to take huge risks in the world of business to make sure they (or their company) doesn’t fall from its current situation.
- - - - stereotype country which does have stereotypes and yet one of the most inclusive places in the world. and this is technically still true, thought Yet the country still faces
      - Canada’s inclusiveness has always been a trademark of the country
      - there are some who continue to live on the margins in the society, they aren’t as nearly oppressed or ignored as those in say the United States or continental Europe.
      - challenges: - wealth inequality amongst the people still creates a “rich and the rest” environment. AND Youth unemployment
    - - Canada isn’t entirely inclusive, but does a better job of normalising the gaps in society to the rest of the world while at the same time making efforts to eradicate those gaps.
      - There isn’t exactly one way to measure the inclusiveness of a country or society, merely looking at a conglomerate of statistics will give you a rough idea of how well a country is doing in terms of allowing all groups in its society to participate in economic, political and social activities.
- - - - the criminal justice system aims to keep prisoners as part of society.
      - praised for their rehabilitation concepts and the resulting humane design of prison
        
        Prisons should not treat them as if though they are an abomination from the forces of evil itself, instead they should attempt to rehabilitate and serve as a place where these people can continue to live and learn the error of their ways.
        
        these convicted persons can see the light of day and the norms of society once again.
  - - - BECAUSE --> These people were probably misguided in their actions or simply the victim of an unfortunate series of events. They are still humans, still members of society and still capable of making up for their crimes.