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The article focuses on the film "A Thousand and One," directed by A.V. Rockwell, a character-driven drama set in 1994 New York City, which skillfully incorporates the city's history and societal issues into the story of a young woman's struggle to turn her life around after a stint.

The article focuses on the shift in social work education, particularly at the Columbia School of Social Work, where a social justice framework has influenced the curriculum, introducing terms like "agent and target of oppression" and redefining concepts.

The article discusses parents who tend to clear any and all obstacles from their children's' path to success, keeping them from experiencing failure, frustration, or lost opportunities. Topics include the concerns of parents charged in a college bribery scandal regarding the difficulty, disappointment and embarrassment their children could face, and the psychological impact of snowplow parenting on the development of coping and basic life skills of children.

The article discusses entertainment agency Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment at Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, which provides a different experience to fans watching the basketball game with its settings, ambience, and parking. It discusses special privileges for Super Platinum Premium Plus Card holders which include a reserved table in a special restaurant, locker room tour, mingling with favorite players, watching top athletes warming up, and allow consumers to shoot baskets before the game.

The article offers information about the concept of a second chance, highlighting issues concerning comedian Louis C. K. as five women accused him of engaging in sexual misconduct.

The author discusses the political significance of the 2018 gun-control march by student activists in Washington, D.C., and mentions the privilege of being an American citizen who enjoys freedom, equality and democracy, and calls for reforms such as restricting assault weapons to curb gun violence.

An editorial is presented which argues on how college-educated class in the society make sure that their children retain their privileged status and the difference of education expenditures between the affluent and other group.

The article discusses growing use of the term "affluenza" for a malady resulting from excessive privilege, after Texas teenager Ethan Couch received probation in 2013 in a drunken-driving crash when psychologist G. Dick Miller testified that he suffered from affluenza; and its use by legal experts.