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What the Future Will Be Like (pg. 423-425)

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What the Future Will Be Like (pg. 423-425)

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The future is always unpredictable as it can change every moment, however, there are some things that we can predict such as works. "Today, more than two-thirds of the U.S. labor force works in information-related service industries such as health care, retail trade, and financial services" (Thio, pg. 424). Many people believe that these jobs will have an increase in demand-boom generation will soon reach retirement age, so there will be many jobs requiring intellectual skills instead of physical skills (Thio, pg. 423). So, I chose this video because it talks about the jobs that will be in demand in the future according to the book, and it also explains what you need to get that job.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=which+jobs+will+be+in+demand+in+the+future&&view=detail&mid=56666A140E429168FDEC56666A140E429168FDEC&&FORM=VRDGAR

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which jobs will be in demand in the future - Bing video

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The U.S has changed a lot since the 1970s, and one of those big changes is the role of women in the society. This video shows the women's role in society right now and how this impact others in society. "Women now outnumber men in earning bachelor's degrees, and more significantly, women's share of doctorates has soared" (Thio, pg. 422). As the woman is getting power in society, women have more opportunities to have a better job and educational opportunities that change the society either way.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=women+in+society+now&&view=detail&mid=6210C5582708EAD858836210C5582708EAD85883&&FORM=VDRVRV

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Perak Society Women for Women Women's Society Lakota Song YouTube Greater Belleair Young Women's Society White Buffalo Calf Woman Society Society of Professional Women Women's Role in Society Women in Media Female Controlling Society Black Blood Society Secret Society Women Play Roles in Society Women Role in Our Society

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This article talks about the royal traditions that the queen has broken for Meghan Markle. This is an example of how "human beings actively interpret the world around them and then act, or interact with others, in accordance with the interpretations" (Thio, pg. 420). These royal traditions have been for centuries in the royal family, and the Queen really understands the importance of this traditions as they have been in the family for a long time. However, as the world is changing, she notices that maybe the royal traditions need to be renewed a little bit in order to change their interactions with others in society.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/7873420/royal-traditions-the-queen-has-broken-meghan-markle/

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SINCE Meghan Markle became a member of the royal family, she's had to get used to several royal traditions.

But from getting married in May to being invited to Christmas before her and Prince Harry's wedding, it seems some of these traditions may have been relaxed a little.

According to Insider, the Queen has broken a number of royal traditions for her granddaughter-in-law - and some of these might surprise you.

Christmas Day celebrations

Traditionally, annual Christmas celebrations at Sandringham are for royals only.

Last year, the Queen broke tradition by inviting Meghan Markle before she was an official member of the family and this year, Her Maj is said to be bending the rules again by inviting Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland.

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Meghan's Coat of Arms

Days after Meghan and Harry's wedding earlier this year, Kensington Palace announced that a Coat of Arms had been created for the new Duchess of Sussex.

Traditionally, it's given to the father of the bride before the wedding, but according to Fashion Magazine, Meghan's - which has a blue background to represent the Pacific Ocean, gold to symbolise California sunshine and poppies (California's state flower) - does not even include the names of Meghan's parents.

Meghan and Harry's wedding ceremony

When the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were married in May, it seems some royal traditions were relaxed a little.

Despite Meghan being divorced, the pair were allowed to marry in a church.

In fact, Prince Harry became the first member of the royal family to marry a divorcee in church.

Meghan was also referred to as "Ms" on the wedding invitations instead of "Miss".

And according to Elite Daily, traditionally only British music is used at royal weddings, but this year, Meghan and Harry were allowed to use American songs, too.

Perhaps the biggest break from tradition was when Meghan's father, Thomas Markle, was unable to attend his daughter's big day.

At Harry's request, the Queen allowed Prince Charles to step in and walk the bride down the aisle.

"I asked [Prince Charles] to and I think he knew it was coming, and he immediately said 'yes, of course, I'll do whatever Megan needs and I'm here to support you'," revealed Harry.

Getting married in May

The location of the ceremony wasn't the only detail overlooked, either.

Queen Victoria (aka the Queen's great-great-grandmother) believed it was unlucky for a couple to marry in May.

The superstition, "marry in May, and rue the day" was upheld until this year, when Meghan and Harry tied the knot on May 19.

Prince Harry's wedding ring

Did you know it's tradition in the UK for the groom not to wear a wedding ring?

Prince Harry became the first member of the royal family to wear one - and he even designed it himself.

Meghan's royal wardrobe

Traditionally, it's believed royal women should cover their shoulders, but it seems this has been relaxed, after the Duchess of Sussex wore an off-the-shoulder Carolina Herrera dress at her first Trooping the Colour event earlier this year.

And it's not the only fashion tradition Meghan is said to have broken.

According to a source speaking to Style Caster, the Queen isn't a fan of wedges - a type of shoe Meghan wore during her and Harry's first official royal tour.

"Queen Elizabeth II banned wedges a long time ago simply because she doesn't like them," the source said.

"She really doesn't like them and it's well known among the women in the family."

The Queen reportedly doesn't like wedges

It's believed female members of the royal family are also required to wear flesh-coloured tights with skirts and dresses, however Meghan seemed to step out bare-legged for her and Harry's official engagement photocall last November.

Meghan's wedding speech

During royal weddings, it's tradition for the best man and host to deliver the speeches.

However, Meghan was allowed to give her own speech in which she's said to have thanked her mother Doria and her in-laws for their support.

Earlier this week, we told you Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 'won't be going to her BFF Priyanka Chopra's wedding' and it's all because of her pregnancy.

We also revealed the Queen must be the first person to know Meghan Markle has given birth.

And we told you body language expert reveals photos that prove Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton have gone from close pals to 'awkward' acquaintances.

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Royal traditions the Queen has broken for Meghan Markle, from inviting her to Christmas to letting her get married in May

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SINCE Meghan Markle became a member of the royal family, she's had to get used to several royal traditions. But from getting married in May to being invited to Christmas before her and Prince Harry's wedding, it seems some of these traditions may have been relaxed a little.

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I chose this image as it shows the conflict between the two classes of a capitalist society that Marx exposed. "These classes are in constant conflict which each other as the capitalists want to keep wages low in order to maximize their profits and the workers resist this exploitation (Thio, pg. 219). While the capitalists have a huge income, workers survive with low wages or sometimes their need more jobs to survive, so this creates a revolutionary changed because of the unconformity of the workers.
https://thesecularjurist.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/cartoon-capitalism-is-not-working.jpg

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he evolutionary theory explains that "societies change gradually from simple to complex forms" (Thio, pg. 417). I chose this photo because it represents the evolutionary theory of the gradual change, where one can see that as a society we started as a foraging society, and right now we were in the postindustrial society. It was a huge change, but right now we are a complex society showing that societies would naturally and inevitably improve (Thio, pg. 417).
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A Global Analysis of social change (pg. 415-417)

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A Global Analysis of social change (pg. 415-417)

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This article talks about the renovation of one university in Japan after a century implementing the same teachings even though the modernization in Japan. They explain the importance of hi-tech to create good leaders, as "the Japanese culture emphasizes the importance of social relationship and collective welfare" (Thio, pg. 414). This article relates to the book because it is an example of how "tradition and modernization can coexist and even reinforce each other" (Thio, pg. 415).
https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/396843-japenese-cultuteeminar-on-renowned-scholar-mr-yukichi-fukuzawa

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KARACHI: The Consulate-General of Japan in Karachi Mr. Toshikazu Isomura hosted an enlightening seminar centered on renowned Japanese scholar Mr. Yukichi Fukuzawa at the Japan Information and Culture Center (JICC) on Thursday.

The discussion was organized by Pakistan Japan Intellect Forum (PJIF). Mr. Iqbal Burma, Founder Member of PJIF gave a comprehensive speech and presentation about the esteemed scholar.

Hailed as the revered founder of Keio University, Mr. Yukichi Fukuzawa's vision is reflective of the history of Keio University that further parallels the history of Japan's modern era. Since founding the university in 1858, the clarity in his original teachings have been held up well for nearly a century regarding the service of Japan's development and modernization.

Mr. Fukuzawa believed that Japan's only choice for catching up with other hi-tech and social organizations was to "always strive for progress and enlightenment, and provide the academic and moral education needed to create a generation of wise and capable leaders".

Mr. Toshikazu Isomura, Consul-General of Japan in Karachi who was present at the event expressed hope that the seminar will broaden the horizon of knowledge amongst the youth and deepen the mutual understandings between Japan and Pakistan.

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Japanese culture centre hosts seminar on renowned scholar Yukichi Fukuzawa

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Can't connect right now! retry KARACHI: The Consulate-General of Japan in Karachi Mr. Toshikazu Isomura hosted an enlightening seminar centered on renowned Japanese scholar Mr. Yukichi Fukuzawa at the Japan Information and Culture Center (JICC) on Thursday. The discussion was organized by Pakistan Japan Intellect Forum (PJIF).

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Forms of Collective Behavior (pg. 406-414)

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Forms of Collective Behavior (pg. 406-414)

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Fashion is a form of collective behavior, an unpredictable social behavior (Thio, pg. 404). It "is a great, through brief, enthusiasm among a relatively large number of people for a particular innovation" (Thio, pg. 409). I chose this photo because it represents how fashion has changed though the years and how people has followed this social behavior without noticing the big change.
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