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    Imagine walking down the street late at night, and suddenly being pulled into a ditch and being sexually assaulted. Or telling your husband no when he makes sexual advances, and being ignored. Or drinking a bit too much the night before and waking up in a bed with all your clothes gone. People will tell you “you shouldn’t have drank too much”, or “your husband can’t rape you”, or even “your provocative outfit was asking for it”. Society will use every excuse to turn the blame on the victim.…

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    fields that have historically been male dominated resulting in women having to fight much harder for their own opportunities. Of the mere 25% of women who have careers in STEM fields an overwhelming 63% have experienced sexual harassment in one form or another. Sexual harassment, in addition to, workplace isolation, lack of mentoring, unequal access of resources, and unfair evaluations have contributed as workplace factors casing less women to be active in STEM fields(Burke& Mattis,2007).…

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    Women In Rape Culture

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    dominator of a sex object, reinforcing gender oppression and rape culture. Rape culture has spread globally, deeming rape as a socially acceptable activity, alongside spawning new theories such as rape myths. Societies that internalize rape myths are hostile towards rape victims based on false beliefs of rape, most of which are portrayed in the media (Payne et al.1999. 28). From the late 90 's to present years there 's been a 60% increase in the images that present women as submissive and…

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    commercials, movies, or pornography have led men to objectify women. Afterwards, sexual harassment succeeds the objectification of women in the media. Gazing inappropriately at body parts, inappropriate comments, and sexual harassment may well produce a psychological detriment. Women would be muzzled by these experiences, often afraid to speak up; fear and anxiety diffuse within. When the environment becomes hostile, rape affects the female physically and psychologically. The circumstances…

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    Theories Of Marxism

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    against and abused on the basis of gender. Statistics show that 1 in 3 women report having experienced sexual harassment. For 70% of women, this harassment occurs at work. Over 90% of sexual harassment complaints to the Human Rights Commission are made by women (Olsen, n.d.). More sexual harassment complaints were made to the Human Rights Commission by employees from small organizations with no sexual harrassment policy than by employees from large…

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    displays of affection at work. Workplace relationships can be good and bad. Workplace relationships allow the freedom of choice and can lift the employees spirits by being able to date openly. But, workplace relationships also give cause to claims of harassment, discrimination, undue influence, and could potentially cause crucial business information to be shared. This creates tough situations for businesses. Workplace relationships can…

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    the article “Gender and Video Games: How is gender generally represented in various genres of video games?” the author states, “In these kinds of games, women are dressed in provocative clothing and are created to serve males as an aid or even as a sexual object. As an example, Grand Theft Auto III Vice City allows the player’s character to have sex with a prostitute, afterward kill her, and from this act get a health bonus” (Kondrat 172). Sometimes, when we hear these things we write them off…

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    pursuits. It still generates a question whether a faith- based service is able to remain impartial towards the LGBT homeless youth, and provide necessary help despite professing a disparate ideology? In a scenario when an organization shares a convincement that any kind of behavior directed toward a person of one’s own sex should not be publicly approved, this establishment might not wish to recognize the needs of the LGBT youth, and in consequence treat them with a dose of disdain. This…

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    In the case of queer youth, the distinction is almost unimportant – similar risk factors increase their likelihood for physical health challenges as well as mental health challenges. Because of increased exposure to victimization, abuse and harassment, bullying and shaming from peers, teachers, parents, and other community members, LGBTQ+ youth are disproportionately affected by STIs, unplanned pregnancy, self-harm, and homelessness. A study by the Center for Disease Control indicated that of…

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    involved with sexual affairs, incidents, trysts, etc. Sexual misconduct has been defined as anything as simple as casual flirting on the job to romantic involvement with foreign agents. Discipline has been given out as police managers maintain high standards of officer behavior. Officers may be disciplined for their inappropriate actions, including both adultery and homosexuality, (p. 63). Inappropriate conduct with other employees or with perpetrators, citizens is included in sexual misconduct…

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