Generational wealth myth
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Vaidhyanathan, “Generational Myth,” The Chronicle of Higher Education, September 19, 2008. Available on Collab. boyd, It's Complicated, Introduction, Chapter 1, Chapter 2. Book available in PDF on Collab. Week 8 October 14/16: Reputation Management: Identity & Anonymity . No class October 14, 2014 (reading day) Read:
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The banks of America understood this. In 2005, Wells Fargo promoted a series of Wealth Building Strategies seminars. Dubbing itself “the nation’s leading originator of home loans to ethnic minority customers,” the bank enrolled black public figures in an ostensible effort to educate blacks on building “generational wealth.”
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This ideology is a myth because it ignores the presence of oppressive and racist policies that produce inequity and the role they play in one’s social location, as well as privilege acquired through inherited generational wealth. The world is not just. The playing field is not even. Intelligence and hard work are not solely responsible for an ...
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The exploration of a myth that highlights themes of shared power, wealth, and martyrdom is appropriate to understand a new change in what it means to reside in a modern community. Prometheus is a Greek myth that entails the mischievous Titan, Prometheus, disobeying Zeus, the most powerful Greek God of sky and thunder.
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Myth #2: Older Workers Don’t Adapt Well to Change. And yet these are the same workers who have demonstrated a career’s worth of adapting to changing workplace environments. The veteran workforce can adapt to change almost better than other workforce demographics given their experience in doing just that. Myth #3: Older Workers Aren’t Engaged.
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Defining the American Dream: Financial stability (24%) is the most frequently cited characteristic of living the American Dream. However, significant generational differences are apparent. Adults aged 62 and older (23%), those from 45 to 61 (29%) and adults aged 23 to 44 (26%) cite financial security; only 5% of 18-22 year-olds did the same.
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Perceptions based on race and the myth about quotas. Concern about under-representation of some groups. Institutional and economic climate. Faculty and staff retention and recruitment and the need for expanded student support services. Dialogue focusing on examining the issues of race. Exploring strategies for improving inter-group relations.
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Multi-generational homes – respect to elders. Patrilineal wealth – passed down to son. Female identity extension of father/husband. Family to family network of connections. Business, social life, marriage. Patriarchal – voice of authority for family – to government. Taoist – yin/yang. Assertive masculinity vs. gentle/submissive female
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The banks of America understood this. In 2005, Wells Fargo promoted a series of Wealth Building Strategies seminars. Dubbing itself “the nation’s leading originator of home loans to ethnic minority customers,” the bank enrolled black public figures in an ostensible effort to educate blacks on building “generational wealth.”
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Myth or Science?: Corporate Political Activity Pays (p. 428, IM p. 530) Point/CounterPoint: Power Corrupts People (p. 436, IM p. 531) Questions for Review (p. 437, IM p. 534) Experiential Exercise: Understanding Power Dynamics (p. 437, IM p. 537) Ethical Dilemma: Corporate Spying (p. …
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