The majority of Cubans arrived on the U.S. mainland
A. as tourists.
B. to meet the demand for cheap labor.
C. as political refugees.
D. none of the above
C. as political refugees.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Many states are experimenting with programs in which youthful offenders can attend school or job training while in prison or in lieu of prison. Programs like these are controversial because __________
a. violent offenders are expected to do "hard time" b. they are regarded as too expensive c. politicians resent rehabilitative techniques d. qualified personnel cannot be recruited to work within them e. All of the above
Which of the following statements about childbearing among poor families is NOT true:
A) many babies are born to cohabiting couples but these relationships frequently don't last. B) the mothers in poor families often have had children by multiple fathers who are no longer involved with their children. C) among poor families marriage is no longer seen as a step that should be taken before having children. D) many babies are born to parents who live together and these cohabiting relationships tend to be nearly as stable as marriages.
What is the "idea of organizational gender neutrality"?
(a) The way we understand gender to be organized affects whether it has any power over our own actions. (b) Although processes and organizations are gendered, individuals are not, which reproduces gender domination. (c) Organizations try to make gender invisible, thus reproducing the gender order. (d) The business strategy of implementing an androgynous dress code alleviates gender hierarchies in the workplace.