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    the Republic, he advocates for equal representation of both parties through same training, education and the available opportunities. As such, women who equally qualify to various positions of guardian should be given the opportunity just as their male counterparts (Martin, pg…

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    Masculinity In Boy

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    For a boy, to be “masculine” can mean a great number of different things. Whether it be society’s concept of dominant masculinity, or maybe the increasing number of ways in which a boy can be considered a real man, the list just seems to drag on and on. In order for most boys in school not to get picked on, they must have some sort of masculinity, and virtually no femininity. A lot of boys don’t want to be masculine, and even though everyone has the freedom to act how they choose, these boys…

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    Causes Of Femicide

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    Femicide is defined as the killing of women, female homicide, or the murder of a person based on the fact that she is female (For Women 's Right to Live). In other words, if you are born a female you are looked at as replaceable and not as important as men. Women are cruelty tortured and mutilated. Many women are killed and the cases are never really solved. On the article of NY Daily News, I read that 'Femicide, ' the crime of murdering females because of their gender, is a leading cause…

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    personal and economic aspects of life. The inequality between females and males has been an issue since the beginning of time and can be observed in many types of literature. Throughout the novel Fifth Business by Robertson Davies, it is quite evident that feminism is not practiced as the female characters are often subservient to the male characters. Furthermore, the female characters are portrayed as having less equality than the male characters when they are described as being manipulative to…

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    of God. He was made to care for the Garden of Eden and the creatures that inhabit it. Eve was created because “it is not good for the man to be alone.” (Genesis 2:18) She was created from Adam’s rib. She was his property. A similar dynamic between male and female characters exists in this novel. The story is set in an extremely patriarchal society where women are the eternal scapegoats. When Japeth’s wolves are dying of thirst, the blame is immediately put on Emma. When the Emma and Japeth’s…

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    A Lizoabat was last seen by a U.S drone flying across Panama. At first the creature was thought to be an Unidentified Flying Object because it was moving at 110mph. fortunately with the advancement of technology, image of the creature was magnified over 100x. The drone actually caught a very rare glimpse of this creature. Lizoabats are fairly large farquars with unknown origins. Some people believe that the Lizoabat is a relative of the dragon, but no researcher has made a successful attempt at…

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    his eyebrows are neatly done. To him, being a two spirited person means that the person can see further than the physical world because the person can see in both direction (male and female). He states that Berdache meant a male slave kept for sexual purposes. (It is a term used to categorize human behavior that…

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    Elephant Matriarchs

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    With the coming and goings of certain elephants in a group, researchers hypothesized on the actual genetic relation to the family. While most males go off to find their own way, juvenile females stick close to the group for longer periods of time, or permanently. While there is a great shuffling in the community, could it be possible that the family integrates on a regular, ever changing basis…

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    In the modern day it is communal to describe an individual’s identity as a male or female. The terms gender and sex are often mistaken and used under the same context as they are usually associated as the same thing even though this is technically incorrect. The term gender is the state of being male or female. It is a social construct and is based upon society’s assumptions on the way a male or female should behave. The term sex on the other hand is based on the combination of biological and…

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    Military Sexual Assault

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    Sexual assault is “defined as unwanted physical sexual contact and includes behaviors ranging from unwanted touching of a sexual nature to coercive or nonconsensual vaginal, anal, or oral penetration (rape)” (Bell, Turchik, & Karpenko, 2014, p. 25). The health implications of sexual assault have been found to be significant in civilian populations. A history of sexual assault has been associated with poorer physical health outcomes, including chronic pain, gynecological symptoms, and…

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