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    Coping Strategies for Domestic Violence Victims: What Works? Domestic violence is defined as “a pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship that is used by one partner to gain or maintain power and control over another intimate partner.” (Domestic violence, 2015). This kind of violence affects both men and women, and it does not discriminate by race or age. Every minute of every day, people all over the country are being subjected to domestic violence; in fact, in one minute, there are…

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    inner city area increases the likelihood of economic deprivation and social breakdown. Can government be the blame for high crime rates in lower income communities? When individuals in these communities look outside and see high drug usage and gang violence, they have no choice but to adapt with their surroundings. There is not much opportunity within the community and the unemployment…

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    2.3 Gender Based violence in Tanzania factor and impacts A recent review of ‘gender studies carried in 36 countries around the world has indicated that gender based violence is prevalent and 60% of women have been exposed or experienced violence perpetrated by a partner or family member’ (Craine et al. 1988). Gender Based Violence (GBV) is a reality that is part of many women in Tanzania who are intersectionaly bound by collective societal norms and taboos that gives men privilege over…

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    into the making of a soldier is a celebration and reinforcement of some of the most aggressive, and most insecure, elements of masculinity: those that promote violence, misogyny, homophobia, and racism”. (Whitworth. 2004, 3) These hyper masculine elements are seen as enforcing exploitative and abusive behavior, as questionable behavior is accepted and even encouraged for multiple years during military…

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    Women In South Asia Essay

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    important indicator to understand global well-being. However, in South Asian countries, social development and economic development are severely affected due to the lack of women’s rights, found in the practice of gender discrimination, domestic violence and the dowry system. Gender discrimination is the…

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    Criticism Of Patriarchy

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    Theorizing Patriarchy (1990). However, the concept was widely critiqued, and fell into dis-use, although it has been the subject of attempts to re-position it as an academic concept (e.g. Hunnicutt, 2009). This essay aims to discuss the prevalent accepted definition of patriarchy, and the criticisms made of it, before analysing more recent usage of the concept and whether it may continue to be useful. The first criticism of patriarchy that this essay will briefly focus on, is that it is too…

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    Tough Guise Analysis

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    what was revealed and masculinity Katz said, “ Not as a fixed, inevitable state of being, but rather as a projection, a pose, a guise, an act, a mask that men often wear to shield our vulnerability and hide our humanity. This mask can take a lot of forms”. Most people would not associate masculinity and the Wizard of Oz but this particular scene opened up the conversation. The “Wizard of Oz” was this all mighty and all-powerful figure that the character in the movie was trying to get to. No…

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    being a lucky woman chose her own profile and wrote a golden chapter in the history of Music. Women were not adequately recognized and their talent was suppressed upon. It was the case both internally i.e. within the family and externally i.e. socially. If any women wanted to excel in their talent they had to overcome loads of obstacles and struggles to finally achieve their aim. However it was pretty easy path for men to achieve the same. A novice boy was preferred and given more…

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    This statement proves true for many Americans including, children, women, and men. Domestic violence refers to the acts of barbarity that occur within a relationship be it at home, work, school, anywhere and at any time. It is the exploitation of the human being either physically, sexually, emotionally, or psychologically. The worst threats are the ones in plain sight, and the main problem with domestic violence is that it is a social problem which continues to plague the nation, not a private…

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    Hip-Hop And Rap

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    Hip-Hop and Rap have been regarded to be genres that promote gun violence, gang affiliation, and drugs. This however is not true. Hip-Hop and Rap has moved people emotionally and mentally throughout the years. Impacting and connecting individuals in riots within communities, more specifically in the US. These are usually triggered by the musical structure of the piece performed, along with the message being foretold to the audience. Artists in other genres such as Bob Marley, have accomplished…

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