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    The Gendercide How would you feel if a gang of women decided to take it upon themselves to beat up men? In the novel Y, The Last Man by Brian K. Vaughan, Vaughn switches the roles of women and men by giving women the power and independence to govern themselves. He does this by giving women certain jobs that society isn't used to be viewing as jobs for women. Vaughn attempts to show the reader how men are relied upon to take matters into their own hands, thus, showing a contrast between the…

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    Agnew Concept Of Crime

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    According to Agnew many concepts, also known as strains could lead towards someone committing a crime. 3 of the choices I will focus on are child abuse and neglect, homelessness, and marital problems. These 3 concepts all on their own can really drive someone towards commiting crime. But like every aspect of life all things have an opposite. Therefore I will discuss the negatative opposite of those 3 concepts. In this mini essay I will discuss both sides and justify why I picked those specific…

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    seek and receive help on their own. Domestic violence, even if the violent acts are not carried out on the children themselves, can create a host of behavior problems. Children who witness violence done to their loved…

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    Parental Education Levels’ and Family/ Domestic Violence Domestic violence is defined as the infliction of physical harm or injury on an intimate partner or family member. This form of violence is typically found in families where the aggression is geared between the parents. This form of violence not only affects the perpetrator and the victim, it affects those who witness and are exposed to the violent abuse as well. Violence that occurs in the family can cause detrimental effects to those…

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    Mayor’s Walk Against Domestic Violence. With Palmetto Place being on the micro level, and the walk being on the macro level, I was able to broaden my experience level. Through volunteering at Palmetto Place, I was able to expand my cultural competence for children in foster care, practice skills such as empathetic responding, connect my experience to the NASW Code of Ethics, and contribute to the mission statement of the organization. Through the Mayor’s Walk Against Domestic Violence, I was…

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    Chronic Illness Causes

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    The Cause of Chronic Illness in Victims of Domestic Violence Myrtha Lamore Molloy College The Cause of Chronic Illness in Victims of Domestic Violence To know someone’s abusive behavior sometimes is to live with them. The abusers often enter a relationship in false pretense but sooner or later their true colors show up and they exhibit the Jekyl and Hyde behavior that leave their victims confused, disappointed and scarred for life, isolated, scarred. The physical and phycological abuse can…

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    Women And Homework

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    stigma of “women staying home and doing housework and men work” in my experience. Although women like to believe we have advanced from difficult times, but it is clear women have been struggling just as much as before. There are several ways I saw domestic labor come into play, like family roles, behavior, and housework vs employment. Family roles are traditional and prominent in my house, women stay home and men go to work. There are certain jobs that are not for women, and certain jobs not…

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    Single Mothers

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    mothers have low marriage rates. These low-income women have grown independent and refuses to marry another individual even if it meant for the hopes of financial stability. The factors of affordability, respectability, trust and the possibility of domestic violence have heavily reflected reasons as to why these womens become single low-income mothers. One of the first things Edin discuss about is the idea where single mothers consider affordability as it is commonly known as males are the…

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    825 children in the United States are abused or neglected each day. Child abuse has many different types; physical, emotional, sexual, and neglect. One type of child abuse is physical abuse, which refers to hitting, kicking, or punching a child. “Domestic violence and abuse are…

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    Thesis: Laws and mandates alone are not effective in curtailing domestic violence In September Mitchel Lot was arrested for assault on his estranged wife and was released on bond. Four days later, he assaulted her again, this resulted in a felony charge. On October 7th Lot was indicted yet he was allowed to bond out despite requests by the district attorney’s office to deny bail. On November 13, 2016, despite a court issued restraining order and an indictment, Mitchell Lot broke into a Sandy…

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