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    On January 18, 2015, Brock Allen Turner sexually assaulted a young 22 year old woman behind a dumpster. Turner, a former Stanford swimmer, was chased down after completing sexual penetration with said unconscious young woman by two Swedish students. The swimmer was eventually tackled and the authorities were called. Turner claims his acts were completed with full permission from the young woman, whom for confidentiality reasons will be called Sarah. Sarah was taken to a country hospital and…

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    pieces of all that is around us. Anything we believe that we are is only a reflection of those who have influenced us. This is because we, humans, are wired to share ideas and seek for similarities with with the people that surround us, which then ends up producing a single idea of what normal is. Charles Siebert discusses the change of accepted normal human behavior towards elephants in his “An Elephant Crackup”. Whereas, Ethan Watters, wrote “The Mega-Marketing of Depression in Japan” to…

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    single and do not want to be sexually active outside of a relationship, or because their choice of sexual orientation does not biologically allow them. The article “Single Men Will Get the Right to Start a Family Under New Definition of Infertility” is discussing an opportunity for men and woman without medical issues to have children without requiring traditional sexual activity. Traditional sexual activity being between a man and a woman. This opportunity is a result from the World Health…

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    Television programming with sexual content does have an impact on how teenagers deal with their sexuality. In most programming on today there is sexually explicit content. Teenagers tend to emulate what they see, whether it be fashion, music, drug use or sex by their own admission. Furthermore, the lack of sex education in our society leaves these children with limited sources to get their information. Teenagers admit they are influenced by their peers, who in turn are influenced by these…

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    The victims of sexual assault often choose not to report to law enforcement because they have little to no confidence that the perpetrator would be brought to justice. “All The Trees Of The Field Shall Clap Their Hands” by Eduardo C. Corral describes the death of the Mexican-American woman, Josefa Segovia after she kills the man who assaulted her. She was tried, convicted, and hanged all in one day. She describes the moment of her soul leaving her body as the male ejaculation. Why did the…

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    Sexual Ethics

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    Presently, the world has adopted a more liberal approach when it comes to a sexual relationship encounter ending up being just for an enjoyable pleasurable moment. Its sole purpose is to please the selfish lust desires of the flesh without any kind of restrictions. Framed by this concept, society has embedded more and more into a promiscuous life style that at in times has terrible consequences. However, this situation should not be this way in the world. The most important factor that can…

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    triumphant. ‘That shows what he stands for. The strictest conventionality’ ”(Huxley 42). Women in Huxley’s world are viewed as objects and are disposable to men. Huxley turns the meaning of “strictest conventionality” by making sexual harassment fine. In modern times, human trafficking has taken place all over the world. In this situation, women are viewed in the same light as in Huxley’s world. “Mother, monogamy, romance….No wonder these poor pre-moderns were mad and wicked and…

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    government will pay for them to have sex without worrying about pregnancy. She also argues that when government funding is involved ethics and religious liberty must be upheld. Government-funded contraceptives are not an issue about morality or possible sexual consequences – it is about providing women with options. Government-funded contraceptives should be available to women because it is a simple product and tool that allows women to take responsibility for themselves, and gives low-income…

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    Homeless Youth

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    million youth under the age of 18 are homeless (Warf, et al., 2013). There are many factors that may contribute to a young person becoming homeless such as disagreements with parents or step-parents, pregnancy, sexual orientation, school performance, substance abuse, and physical or sexual abuse occurring in the home (Warf, et al., 2013). No matter what led the youth to homelessness, they face many challenges. They are forced to survive without the support of their family and also lack education…

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    Abstinence Only Education

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    around for over one hundred years, sexual education in schools. There are two main sides within this debate where people are either for comprehensive sexual education or for abstinence only sexual education. Each type of curriculum has its own support for why it should be taught; one of these two methods has had terrible results to show for its teachings. Informing teenagers of sex can include abstinence while providing more comprehensive education. The sexual education in the United States…

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