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    Circumcision In America

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    A better understanding of FGC is needed greatly in places like the European Union and the United States where some refugees and immigrants from Africa have brought the traditions of FGC with them. Since the mid-1990s with an influx of publicity, growing awareness and public condemnation of the practice has led to the passage of legislation criminalizing FGC in 24 African countries and 12 industrialized countries (WHO 2013). Some women who refuse to be cut have been able to successfully seek…

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    The Last Voyage of Columbus, by Martin Dugard is a historical nonfiction book that discussed Christopher colobuses’ journey as an explorer. From his time in Hispaniola, to his forth and final voyage throughout the Caribbean which ended only 2 years prior to his death this book covers many important moments. I have never been someone who excels at history, because of this one reason I chose this book is because prior to reading this book I had a decent amount of knowledge about Christopher…

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    After World War 2 only 56 of the up to 6 million Chinese POWs were released. 37,583 British and Commonwealth POWs were also eventually released. There are many documented accounts of mistreatment in the Japanese war camps ranging from beheadings to cannibalism. The Japanese soldiers often participated in mass murders of entire units and many villages. Historian Mitsuyoshi Himeta wrote of a policy named Sankō Sakusen, meaning ‘Three All’s Policy’. This included the three components of “Kill All,…

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    Cannibals and street thugs who kill other survivors run rampant through the wilderness as well. Although they have close encounters with all of these things, the man tries to protect the boy from physical harm. The surrounding culture of killing, cannibalism, and survival can leave lasting emotional and psychological effects on the people who live within that culture. It is evident that the boy has been affected by the surrounding culture through his fear of exploring buildings, his emotional…

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    keepsake to recollect the murder in his own time. Bundy finally confessed to murdering 30 young women and girls in a total of seven states (Howard, Dylan). Necrophilia (sexual intercourse with corpses), is often associated with lust killers as well as cannibalism (Bonn, Scott A “Hedonist Lust Killers”). Another example of a hedonist lust killer is the infamous Jeffery Dahmer, a man who lived in Milwaukee also known as the “cannibal killer.” Dahmer would fantasize obsessively which lead him to…

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    John Smith-He Analysis

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    John Smith- He is the English explorer who settled Jamestown and served as its leader. John Newton- He is a slave trader who justified European subjugation and enslavement by revealing the African enslaved each other. John Barbot- He was a Frenchman sent to the Gold Coast to inspect the condition of the “freshly” captured Africans in the cages. Father Sandoval- He was a Catholic Priest in the Americas who questioned the righteousness of slavery by asking church…

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    If I were at a dinner party and someone said to me that abortion was wrong I would likely have stronger words for them than a discussion about wether or not ethics are relative. I am unable to agree to disagree about something I believe is morally correct and necessary. The person at the dinner party believes that ethics are relative so we cannot disagree about abortion, we are both right. The ethical relativist believes that there are many moral standards. They believe that, “any morality…is…

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    The horrors of war can be life changing both spiritually and physically. The novel “Three Day Road” by Joseph Boyden chronicles the lives of two Cree men, Xavier Bird and Elijah Whiskeyjack, during the First World War. The war has a devastating effect on them emotionally and psychologically. For Elijah, it stripped him of his cultural identity and moral compass, while for Xavier, he tried to maintain his cultural values in what is an appalling experience. The author contrasts the two characters…

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    are of equal value, and deserve a say in their care is a critical part of our health care system. There is no universal moral code; issues considered moral in one society could be immoral in another. For instance celebrating Santa Clause or cannibalism in some African villages, cultural relativism helps formulate an unbiased understanding of all situations. Judging either of these cases based on personal, cultural norms would be ethnocentric (being wrapped up in one 's personal cultural…

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    “when they come to this age they will not yield above three pounds, or three pounds and half a crown at most on the Exchange; which cannot turn to account” (Swift 612-613). Supporting the reason to eat the children Swift introduced the idea of cannibalism. A way to cleanse the nation or, a way to reduce the overpopulation. Swift supports his claim by saying “I have too long digressed, and therefore shall return to my subject. I think the advantages by the proposal by which I have made are…

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