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Census Bureau, “Annual Business Survey Release Provides Data on Minority-Owned, Veteran-Owned and Women-Owned Businesses” (Jan 2021) census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2021/annual-business-survey.html Pinto, Sanjay; Wagner, K. C.; West, Zoë, “Stopping Sexual Harassment in the Empire State: Past, Present, and a Possible Future” Cornell Survey Research Institute (2019) hdl.handle.net/1813/74350
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Census Bureau, “Annual Business Survey Release Provides Data on Minority-Owned, Veteran-Owned and Women-Owned Businesses” (Jan 2021) census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2021/annual-business-survey.html Pinto, Sanjay; Wagner, K. C.; West, Zoë, “Stopping Sexual Harassment in the Empire State: Past, Present, and a Possible Future” Cornell Survey Research Institute (2019) hdl.handle.net/1813/74350
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-Plato, on the other hand, believed that beyond our physical world, and preceding it for that matter, there exists a realm of perfect and unchanging ideas or forms. He thought these forms were the “true” reality, more real than the objects we see and touch in our everyday world. (Book VII, 514a-517a)
-This brings us back to Plato’s famous Allegory of the Cave, a metaphor for human perception and knowledge. (Book VII, 514a-520a)
- Plato’s Republic, where The Allegory of The Cave is found, advocates for a society ruled by philosopher-kings (Book V, 473c-d) who have grasped the truth of these forms. (Book VI, 484a-487a)
- In Republic, Plato articulates justice as “the will to fulfill the duties of one’s position and not to meddle with the duties of another.” (Book IV 433a-434a) This means people are “just” when they occupy their “proper” place in society, actively adhering to their role. (Book IV, 434c-441c)
- In Plato’s ideal society, those who deviate from their natural roles are seen to be disrupting the harmony of the state and, ultimately, of the universe (Book IV 441d-e). To prevent situations where people might step out of their “proper place,” he proposed measures like population control and a “selective breeding” program (Book V, 458c-461e). These ideas, now recognized as “eugenics,” aimed at maintaining the purity of the philosopher-kings, because without that, he believed the society would “degenerate” (Book VIII, 546a-d).
- Plato outlines a “stationary state,” (Book IV 421c-423b) ultimately advocating against growth (Book IV 423e-425a). Society was to be small and remain that way because he believed that excessive growth in population or wealth would disrupt a society’s delicate balance (Book VIII 543a-550c).
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