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    Intimate partner violence (IPV) is no stranger to any region of the United States. Although it is widely believed that most forms of IPV take place in urban environments, the reality is that victims of IPV reside in all communities, big and small. Even though there are resources available for victims of IPV to turn to, accessing these resources is extremely difficult for many Americans. While the idea of small town living and open fields may bring peace to some, it also brings terror to the…

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    Domestic Violence Effects

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    According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence “Nearly twenty people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States.” These victims of domestic violence, whether they escape their abuser or not, can face repercussions for the rest of their lives. Liz Neporent says it wonderfully, “The effects of domestic violence on its victims doesn’t stop once the abuse is over.” Domestic Violence can occur in several different ways and there can be numerous…

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    family should have a strong sense of love. Domestic violence destroys that for a child. What is domestic violence? The United States Department of Justice labels it as violence between partners in an intimate relationship use to gain or maintain control and power (The United States Department of Justice). When a child has experienced violence some of the time, they may become violent. Children are severely harmed by the consequences of family violence. This trauma could lead an adolescent…

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    Since September of 2006, law enforcement authorities have pursued over 50 domestic violence cases against NFL players, including one murder and at least five claims of attacking or chocking pregnant women. According to an ESPN poll, 49% of Americans are football fans, making the NFL the most popular sports league in the United States (Schrotenboer, 2014). With over half of the American population tuning in to watch professional football, the NFL should be seen as an influential organization. The…

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    Domestic violence can cause victims to become disempowering. The victims of domestic violence are stripped of their personal agency and their free will and forced the victims to live a life of fear (Busch & Valentine, 2000). Also, the lack of referral and encouragement to seek services is also seen as a form of disempowering to the victims (Russell & Light, 2006) To help restore the victims; personal power victims are encouraged to create avenues to make a decision about their life…

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    Looking at only one side of domestic abuse is offensive, as there is not just one perspective of domestic abuse. The reality is, people are still suffering from domestic abuse, inflicted by their inmate partners within today’s society. Domestic violence and abuse is a serious crime, which needs to be addressed. In the city of London, innocent and vulnerable indivudals are being abused at the hands of their initmate partners. There are many abrivations used around domestic abuse. IPV represents…

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    Domestic violence is pervasive in the Egyptians’ family life. Married women have experienced tremendous violence at the hands of the person who is meant to love them the most, their husbands. These women often suffer in silence, as domestic violence is perceived as a private matter. The forms of violence perpetrated against Egyptian women are physical abuse, sexual abuse, financial violence, emotional violence, and honour killing. Similar to China, Egypt lacks a state-sponsored data or study on…

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    disagree, they argue, which in some cases led to aggressive physical acts. Studies shows that three to four million children between the ages of three to seventeen are at risk of exposure to domestic violence each year, the children often witness the domestic violence. Children who are exposed to domestic violence become frightened and careful, they were always feeling wary, in suspense for the next event to be triggered. I am the second of four children in my family, I have an older brother…

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    For the small percentage of women of color who end up in prison for violent offenses, this is usually due to domestic violence within homes or relationships, in which these women must physically defend themselves and their children from their attackers. “Socioeconomic status and cultural background significantly influence the impact of domestic violence,” and determines who is more susceptible to becoming victims and who has access to protective resources (Solinger et al. 265). Often times,…

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    he is kicked out of the department immediately, but in domestic violence cases, it is very unlikely that they will be punished. Domestic violence already has a low status of being reported, especially when the abuser is an officer. A good example mentioned is that a woman who herself was an officer was being abused by her husband, who also was an officer. When the police were called and showed up, all her husband had…

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