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    Human Trafficking Summary

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    Human Trafficking is a problem that is present everywhere including in the United States. Indeed, Logan, Walker, and Hunt (2009) affirm that human trafficking is prevalent and exist in the United States by analyzing nine cases of human trafficking in the United States. Human trafficking is presented in different forms including labor trafficking and sex trafficking. The Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000 defines sex trafficking as “a commercial sex act is induced by force…

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    Commercial sex and non-commercial sex are both forms of sex trafficking (Mattar, 2006) Commercial sex refers to prostitution, sexually-orientated performances, sex tourism and pornography (Mattar, 2006). Global sex trafficking can be conceptualized as organized and ‘industrialized’ (Hughes, 2008). Hughes, also discusses how the state plays a role in this, as the act of legalizing prostitution and other forms of sexual exploitation, passively contributes to the demands for victims (2008). I both…

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    In the work Trying Neaira by Debra Hamel she delivers the story of Neaira. Neaira was a prostitute in a Greek brothel around the 4th century BC. During her life she moved up in the ranks and became a courtesan for the powerful men in Greek society. She later gained the fancy of a wealthy Athenian man named Stephanos, and had an almost thirty year relationship with him. This however was not approved of by Athenian society and she is taken to court being accused of breaking Athens marriage laws at…

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    Prostitution is a situational phenomenon which is existent in many societies. Although prostitution itself has never been illegal in Canada, the activities surrounding prostitution are strictly prohibited. Street prostitution is certainly one of the more visible forms of prostitution in our society, and therefore is particularly scrutinized by the public. There are many different types of prostitutes, but for the purpose of this paper the focus will be on street prostitutes. In addition,…

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    Many people are under the assumption that the fight for women’s rights is over. Readers are forced to confront the truth in Patricia McCormick’s book, Sold, wherein a young girl named Lakshmi is sold into the realm of sex slavery. The suffering and horrors faced by the girls in the brothels act as a rather unsavory eye opener to readers. In the brothel, women’s rights and equality exist solely as a dream. Basic human rights are not afforded to the women and girls. Poor treatment of the…

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    There are many effects prejudices have on both historical and modern societies. These prejudices are apparent in Price of Love and La Traviata, where the female protagonists are each harshly judged by society for their professions. Montaigne thoroughly addressed such prejudices and decoded societal perceptions of “barbarous” acts. Modern societies as a whole, however, are often quick to place judgements without offering resolutions. In both Price of Love and La Traviata, the female protagonists…

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    Sex and Love Essay Intro Some might argue that prostitution (i.e. having sex for money) is significantly different from other business transactions in that it is not the same as any other business transaction. I will argue that this view is mistaken, because I think that prostitution is not significantly different from any other business transaction, but the same as any other business transaction. Summary and set up The view is that prostitution is not the same as any other business…

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    mission is to help girls that have been domestically exploited and trafficked on a regular basis. Rachel works to get these young girls off the streets and get them the education and resources they need in order to succeed outside of the lifestyle of prostitution. These girls in the commercial sex industry can range in age, race, ethnicity, and even socioeconomic group. Rachel in particular works with young women, who prostitute themselves and are reliant on men to get them out of poverty.…

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    The Truth About Sharks. Discrimination toward teenagers is one of the most common types of discrimination there is in society. In the story “The Truth About Sharks’ written by Joan Bauer, a teenage girl named Beth is wrongly accused of shoplifting due to her age. On top of simply being a teenager, a teen’s appearance can also bring more discriminatory judgment toward them, as happens to Beth in the story. People who lack a sense of power in their lives tend to take it out on teenagers in the…

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    Sociology Of Prostitution

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    A prostitute in the 18th century was anyone who engaged in sex for money or favors. It is important to note that people could engage in prostitution without it being their sole career. Prostitution could and was most often a side job, used to help supplement low wages in domestic service or other occupations. Those that were career prostitutes were often picked up by a procurer, usually an old woman who would either trick or coerce the adolescent into performing sexual acts for money. These…

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