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Praxis Report Introduction The Journal of Homosexuality is devoted to scholarly research on homosexuality, including sexual practices and gender roles in their cultural, historical, interpersonal, and modern social contexts. In addition to research on human sexuality, articles in the journal also explore the political, social, and moral implications of research on human sexuality. A few of the following goals the Journal of Homosexuality has it to serve as a scholarly source of materials for…

Gwynne’s answer to this prompt is to look at the shows the Simpsons (Fox, 1989-) and King of the Hill (Fox, 1997-2010) and “exam the ways in which contemporary animation comedy series […] employ the figure of the housewife to actuate a feminist critique of domesticity” (2015: 55). Gwynne wants to look at the position of the housewife in…

Today we struggle understanding to understand the rights and wrongs. People have very contrasting morals that one may question. It’s not the certain different virtues that people tend to have but the hypocrisy that comes with their actions. As a technological society, we tend to look into media outlets to inform ourselves. What we don’t know is how reliable can our media outlets beour media outlets be can.? How do we identify such hypocrisy and watered down facts? The answer is through the…

continue to be a public health problem today. What’s more, homeless, and the poverty and injustice that it engenders, are a part of one of the most stigmatized groups of people in America. Anyone can be homeless. Indeed, some studies report that “1 in 10 young adults is homeless today”…

2281. One stakeholder stated in a report by the National Academic Educational Partners that the descendants of Mexicans are the largest Latino subgroup in the nation and that it is an “educational obligation” to include ethnic studies courses in school curriculums (20). One other stakeholder from the same report claims that “Culture is a major indicator in the ways in which individuals communicate, seek assistance, seek recognition…

feelings of self-efficacy and improved perceptions of their own competence to manage difficult behaviors (Alkon, Ramler, & MacLennan, 2003). Furthermore, they found that mental health consulting was associated with improved teaching quality and teacher reports of feeling more supported and understood by the childcare program. An article by Reinke, Herman, and Stormont (2013) also highlights teacher self-efficacy as an important new area of study and assert, “teachers’ beliefs about their…

Writer 's Block is a common issue amongst writers who are beginner. The ability to write freely takes practice. An exercise that may help you to organize your thought process is called free writing. This is a form of pre-writing. It is important to become familiarized with this technique. Most English professors use this tool to assist their students with organizing their creative thought. However, this style is criticized frequently. Although it is not widely agreed upon, free writing is…

On August 2014, an unarmed black teenager from Ferguson, Mo., named Michael Brown was shot by a white police officer, Darren Wilson in a suburb of St. Louis. The ethics concern, in this case, focus on the issue of rather the TV news media covering the looting, rioting, and fighting instead of the peaceful protest, the loved ones of Michael Brown and the death. This also became an issue because the TV news media allowed the opportunity to interview people that were protesting, which expressed…

Steven Levitt and Stephan Dubner in their essay “Freakonomics: The Hidden Side of Everything.” (2005) Levitt and Dubner argue that economics is, at root, the study of incentives. They mention the many different types of crime and the rate that it is increasing and decreasing as time goes by. Levitt and Dubners essay points out how often a crime really is happening in different ways that most people would not even realize that it is taking place. I believe that crime is affecting our world…

for this. It’s a model heavily relied upon by the 24-hour television news cycle; as Silverman writes, “It is devoutly felt at CNN and Fox News that prestige or viewership or both depend on being the first, even if only by seconds, to announce practically anything.” (Silverman 110) Those who consume a lot of print media and prefer to read the entire, exhaustive report might prefer a more careful, structured approach to news. But social media has allowed journalists to update a developing story by…