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Labeling is defined as a term that people use to identify with certain groups or to change behavior. This is a picture of the shoe section in a retail store. The pictures above only being women. This is an example of labeling because the retailer labeled this section with gender. This groups only women together excluding other genders from wanting to look or buy from this section.

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Public issues are defined as issues that people have no control over in a certain area. This issue effects everyone a population rather that be a city to a country. This is a picture of eggs and their price in a store located in El Dorado County. The egg price being at 6.48 is an example of a public issue because these prices were raised in Northern California everywhere. Nobody could do anything about it because there was virus outbreak amongst chicken farms.

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Media is a way to express news regarding any topic effecting Society. Today media plays a role in News as well as social topics that influence society everyday. This is a picture of a magazine found in a store representing crypto currency. This is an example of media because the tittle says that this is a guide top crypto from people who are "Pros" when really they could be ordinary people. The advertisement of crypto has become a big topic that the media has turned to, even though crypto is all technologically based it still found its way to paper.

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This topic represents Femininization of Poverty, because Stacy Adams is representing the black women in Georgia wanting equal pay and better opportunities for jobs. This also effects the equality of everybody getting jobs and creating an example that the rest of the country should follow effecting the poverty line.
10. This isn't being represented in the media, not enough things from other states are seen by the rest of the country even though this could benefit everyone to see this type of change.
3. The claim made by Stacy are accurate because she has been running for guvnor for a while now and in most recent years has lead and stood with the Black Lives Matter group as well as activist in the same groups as Mary Church Terrell.

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what stacey abrams' announcement means for georgia and america - cnn

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Opinion: What Stacey Abrams' announcement means for Georgia and America

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Stacey Abrams announced her candidacy for governor of Georgia this week, and while she may or may not become the first Black woman governor in America, she represents an enduring tradition of radical democratic political activism by Black women, says Peniel E. Joseph.

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Political Economy is represented here because the reason for this recession was politically ran at the time. The people who were effected and people who weren't proved the origin of this decline. Not only was this about politics but about Wealth as well, the top 10% were not effected compared to the rest of the country.
6. The people who had power over this were the politicians because they ran the amount of money that was being sent to what organizations or who was represented in this economy
5. Many people that were middle class and below were effected the most. many people went unemployed and the job and housing market crashed making everything double the amount.

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A general slowdown in economic activity, a downturn in the business cycle, a reduction in the amount of goods and services produced and sold-these are all characteristics of a recession. According to the National Bureau of Economic Research (the official arbiter of U.S. recessions), there were 10 recessions between 1948 and 2011. The most recent recession began in December 2007 and ended in June 2009, though many of the statistics that describe the U.S. economy have yet to return to their pre-recession values. In this Spotlight, we present BLS data that compare the recent recession to previous recessions.

Unemployment

One of the most widely recognized indicators of a recession is higher unemployment rates. In December 2007, the national unemployment rate was 5.0 percent, and it had been at or below that rate for the previous 30 months. At the end of the recession, in June 2009, it was 9.5 percent. In the months after the recession, the unemployment rate peaked at 10.0 percent (in October 2009). Before this, the most recent months with unemployment rates over 10.0 percent were September 1982 through June 1983, during which time the unemployment rate peaked at 10.8 percent.

Compared with previous recessions, the higher proportion of long-term unemployed (those unemployed for 27 weeks or longer) in the recent recession and its post-recession period is notable.

NOTE: People are classified as unemployed if they do not have a job, have actively looked for work in the prior 4 weeks, and are currently available for work. The unemployment rate is the number of unemployed persons as a percent of the labor force. (The labor force is the total number of employed and unemployed persons.) The long-term unemployment rate is the number of persons unemployed for 27 weeks or longer as a percent of the labor force. To learn more, see How the Government Measures Unemployment.

Source: Current Population Survey | Chart Data

Unemployment Demographics

Unemployment rates of Blacks or African Americans and Hispanics or Latinos historically have been higher than the rate for Whites. In the months during and after the recent recession, unemployment rates for Blacks or African Americans and Hispanics or Latinos remained below the peaks they reached in 1982 and 1983, while the unemployment rate of Whites was very comparable to that of 1983.

Source: Current Population Survey | Chart Data

For many years, men's unemployment rates were generally lower than women's both during and between recessions. However, since the early 1980s, men's unemployment rates have been higher than women's during or immediately after recessions, and the rates for men and women have been quite similar in other periods. Higher unemployment among men was especially notable during and immediately after the recent recession.

Source: Current Population Survey | Chart Data

Unemployment by State

Unemployment rates vary from one place to another. In the months after the end of the recent recession, North Dakota, Nebraska, and South Dakota had the lowest monthly unemployment rates (5.2 percent or lower) among the 50 states. Nevada, California, and Michigan had some of the highest jobless rates (above 10.0 percent).

This is an interactive chart. Click the state names in the legend items to select which data are displayed.

Click legend items to change data display.

Source: Local Area Unemployment Statistics | Chart Data

Unemployment Rates Around the World

Compared with the unemployment rates of other industrialized countries, the U.S. unemployment rate was higher than a few and lower than most other countries before the start of the most recent recession. By the end of the recent recession, the U.S. unemployment rate was higher than most other industrialized countries, and it remained so in the months following the recession.

This is an interactive chart. Click the country names in the legend to select which data are displayed.

Click legend items to change data display.

Source: International Labor Comparisons | Chart Data

Employment Fell More Rapidly Than During Prior Recessions

The employment decline experienced during the December 2007June 2009 recession was greater than that of any recession of recent decades. Forty-seven months after the start of the recession that began in November 1973, for example, employment was more than 7 percent higher than it had been when the recession started. In contrast, 47 months after the start of the most recent recession (November 2011), employment was still over 4 percent lower than when the recession began.
NOTE: In this chart, employment levels for recent recessions are set equal to 100 at the start of each recession. The solid boxes on the chart indicate the beginning of recessions. The empty box markers on each line indicate ends of recessions. On the line for the recession that began in January 1980, a second solid box indicates the start of another recession that began in July 1981.

Source: Current Employment Statistics | Chart Data

Employment of Young Adults

Employment of young adults declined-as it did in all other groups-during the recent recession. Employment of young men generally increased during much of 2006. After a dip in late 2006, employment of young men trended upward and then remained fairly stable until late fall of 2008, well into the recent recession. After a peak of about 88 percent in fall 2007, young men's employment declined from late fall 2008 until June 2009, when it was just over 82 percent. As a share of population, employment of young women tended to be about 8 to 9 percentage points below that of young men. After reaching a peak of over 79 percent in late 2007, employment of young women remained fairly stable through about December 2008, and then, similar to that of men, it declined until it was about 73 percent in June 2009.

NOTE: Young adults are those who were born in the years 1980 and 1981 and thus were ages 25 to 26 by December of 2006 and were ages 28 to 29 by December 2009.

Source: National Longitudinal Surveys | Chart Data

Different Effects on Different Industries

Generally, goods-producing industries experience the largest declines in employment during recessions. The 20072009 recession was typical in this regard, with construction and manufacturing both experiencing their largest percentage declines in employment of the post-WWII era, 13.7 and 10.0 percent, respectively (percentages expressed in annual rates, as measured from the first month to the last month of the recession).

Few industries attracted as much attention during the recent recession as financial activities, which experienced a 3.9-percent reduction in employment. Before 2007, the only recession since 1939 to see job losses in financial activities was that of 19901991.

Employment increased in education and health services during the recent recession. In fact, employment has increased in education and health services for more than 30 years, regardless of the business cycle. Employment in education and health services has decreased in only 1 of the 12 recessions that have occurred since 1945.

NOTE: Because recessions vary in length, the percentage changes shown in the chart are each calculated across a different number of months for each recession and then converted to percentages expressed on an annualized basis.

Source: Current Employment Statistics | Chart Data

Establishment Births and Deaths

In lay terms, an "establishment birth" is the opening of a new business; an "establishment death" occurs when a business closes.

During the most recent recession, for the 3 months ended in March 2009, the private sector experienced a total of 235,000 establishment deaths and 172,000 establishment births (a low for this data series, which began in 1992)-resulting in a net decrease of 63,000 establishments (the biggest decrease since the data series began).

NOTE: Establishment births are counted when an establishment has zero employment in the third month four quarters in a row and then has employment above zero in the third month of a quarter (excluding seasonal businesses that reappear with positive employment within the last five quarters). Establishment deaths are units with no employment or zero employment reported in the third month of four consecutive quarters following the last quarter with positive employment. Births and deaths are subsets of openings and closings, which excludes seasonal re-openings and shutdowns. The gap between births and deaths data, as shown here, is one measure of net establishment change and differs from the gap between the number of opening establishments and the number of closing establishments.

Source: Business Employment Dynamics | Chart Data

Job Openings and Employment

The number of job openings, or unfilled jobs, is an important measure of the unmet demand for labor. In the months before the start of the recent recession, the number of job openings, which reached a pre-recession peak of 4.8 million in March 2007, began to decline even while nonfarm employment continued to increase to a peak of 138 million in January 2008 (the month after the start of the recession). During the recession, the number of job openings decreased 44 percent while employment declined 5 percent over that same period.

A month after the official end of the most recent recession, in July 2009, the number of job openings declined to a series low of 2.1 million. Since then, the number of job openings has trended upwards and it has been over 3.0 million each month from May to October 2011. Employment reached its recent low of 129 million in February 2010 and has since increased to 132 million.

Source: Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey and Current Employment Statistics |
Chart Data

Mass Layoffs

A mass layoff occurs when at least 50 initial claims for unemployment insurance are filed against an establishment during a consecutive 5-week period. During the most recent recession, employers took 3,059 mass layoff actions in February 2009 involving 326,392 workers, both of which are highs in their respective data series (which both began in 1995).

Source: Mass Layoff Statistics | Chart Data

Consumer Spending

In constant 2010 dollars, average expenditures per consumer unit (in ordinary language: "households") were $46,119 in 1984, and they peaked at $52,349 in 2006. Since the recent recession started, average expenditures (in constant 2010 dollars) have dropped from $52,203 in 2007 to $48,109 in 2010. During this period, spending decreased in every major category except healthcare.

NOTE: From 1984 to 2010, average annual expenditures of all consumer units rose from $21,975 to $48,109. Much of this increase was due to the effects of inflation: a dollar in 1984 was worth more than a dollar in 2010. The Consumer Price Index is used to adjust these "nominal dollar" values into "constant dollar" values, such that a dollar in any year is worth the same as a dollar in any other year.

Source: Consumer Expenditure Survey | Chart Data

Productivity

Productivity is more likely to fall during a recession than it is during an economic expansion. In 3 of the last 11 recessions, output fell more than labor input in the nonfarm business sector, leading to a fall in labor productivity. Productivity may also grow in recessions, when labor input falls more than output does. This occurred in 8 of the last 11 recessions, including the most recent recession.

NOTE: Productivity is measured by comparing outputs (the goods and services produced) to inputs (the labor and capital used in production.) Labor productivity is the ratio of the output of goods and services to the labor hours devoted to the production of that output.

Source: Labor Productivity and Costs | Chart Data

Employment Costs

The Employment Cost Index-which measures the change in the cost of labor, free from the influence of employment shifts among occupations and industries-has been called a "lagging indicator." Reductions in the growth of wages and salaries typically begin during recessions and continue well into the post-recession recovery, before the wages and salaries growth rate begins to increase again. During the recession of 20072009, the increases in the wages and salaries of private industry employees slowed to 1.3 percent in December 2009. This was far below the 3.6 percent increase in March 2007, after the recovery from the 2001 recession.

Source: Employment Cost Trends | Chart Data

More BLS Data

The April issue of the Monthly Labor Review contains articles on the 20072009 recession. Also see the archived articles in the "Recession" index.
Note: Data in text, charts, and tables are the latest available at the time of publication. Internet links may lead to more recent data.
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A general slowdown in economic activity, a downturn in the business cycle, a reduction in the amount of goods and services produced and sold-these are all characteristics of a recession. According to the National Bureau of Economic Research (the official arbiter of U.S. recessions), there were 10 recessions between 1948 and 2011.

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Gender Socialization is the idea of introducing gender at a young age in any form. This effects how people will see gender later in life. These toys at my local store had on display a that were not in the boys or girls section. I feel that this represents Gender Socialization because toys like this teach children about gender early to have s better idea of what gender looks like and change there perspective on there world point of view.

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This scene represents transphobia because one of the characters tries to discriminate a group of transgender women into leaving the restaurant they are in assuming that they don't belong. Race is also represented in this scene making this about discrimination as well. Assuming that they are less educated because they are a different color as well as transgender making them more of a target is still very common today.
3. The claims made here are about there qualifications who be at this convention, however the evidence here is based off of ones perspective on gender and race.
11. The historical context here is the white and black discriminations that took place after slavery was abolished when there were free women and men making a stand in mainly white events.

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This website is a game that represents how bias effects thing on a bigger scale. Learned bias is something that is predisposed in people and they may not be aware of there attitude in a situation making it hard for society to move on. Learned bias is also under the umbrella of racism and how people treat others of color. Rather that be in a neighborhood or in a country learned bias is also learned racism.
7. This website can be seen differently depending on how much people know about Bias because some may see this on a smaller scale only, or only about a certain demographic.
10. The media represents bias as something that can be easily fixed when in fact this website proves that no matter how you separate people there will always be a bias and un happy people.

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This picture include pride flags which is the representation of the LGBTQ+ community. I think that this image represents power by showing off pride to this community shows the support and power these communities hold.  Power can be represented in a society in many ways and can effect the support and recognition of business and people who are apart.
4. The communities who are apart of pride month get to see support and receive power and inspiration.
5. Sometimes the businesses that show pride month get negative feed back from people with an opposite point of view.

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Abortions are now legal in Texas 2021, planned parenthood are planning on spreading throughout to make abortion more available to people. This represents Reproductive Freedom because this is proof that many other states have different legal options for abortion. Texas was not fully legal at first and many women couldn't find this kind of care. The rights of citizens in the States are different in each state, and abortions are a leading cause in many uprisings in health care.
6. The state has power on the standards of abortions.
11. Over many years abortions has slowly becoming more accepted through out the country, every state that becomes legal is one step closer to Reproductive Freedom.

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Lo que debe saber sobre la nueva prohibición del aborto en Texas en efecto desde el 1.° de septiembre de 2021 (Proyecto de Ley 8 del Senado) Everyone loves someone who's had an abortion, and your voice matters in the fight to protect reproductive rights and access to essential health care.