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    Child Marriage Throughout The World In most places throughout the world, marriage is considered to be a happy moment in everyone’s life. However, in some countries, girls are forced to get married at a young age. There are approximately 15 million girls who get married before the age of 18 and, in fact, a girl under “18 years old is married every two seconds” (Girls Not Brides). The impact on society and the next generation is definitely not as good as some of the person's beliefs. The growth…

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    The theme of marriage is highlighted as a key theme of Pride and Prejudice essentially from the initial line of the first chapter. “It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife”. Through the use of this quote, Austen shows us that she is evidently humoured by the fact that wealthy men were rather desperate for wives and mocks the fact that they married out of convenience and there seems to be irony in her tone. She uses the…

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    Josephine Toy Honors World Literature, Period 1 1 April, 2017 An Unequal Marriage Vasili Pukirev’s painting titled “Unequal Marriage” depicts the disconsolate fate of a young woman being forced to marry a much older man, and displays the reality that many women faced during the 19th century not only in Russia, but in numerous Westernized countries around the globe. The lives of married women in Russia during the 19th century were devoted to their husbands, which essentially owned their wives…

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    Gay marriage or same sex marriage is considered the union of two people of the same gender. It is one of the most popular, political and social issues of our time. Typically, those who support gay marriages argue that two people of the same sex have the right to be married and those who oppose argue that gay marriage is immoral and unconstitutional. It has been argued repeatedly about whether or not gay marriage should be legalized and accepted amongst society. This topic is so controversial it…

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    The right of marriage is very important to many Americans, and the supreme court recognizes that in 1967. The right of interracial marriage was passed at the end of the civil rights movement, meaning equality for African Americans was the top concern of the government. The right to interracial marriage was passed based on the overall happiness of the nation, but the equality of African Americans. The right will be passed because the 70% that opposed the right would not be affected in a negative…

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    Corporative Chorus, Happy Marriage Living in 2017, a time when gender equality is widely promoted, more and more women are encouraged to devote themselves into workplace. Females, just like their male partners, are no longer expected to prioritize their families but are encouraged to come home as breadwinners as well. The promotion has drew great impact on family life and changed peoples’ perspective on the roles of father and mother. Consequently, for parents who both have full-time job,…

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    in a similar situation you’re in? Out of the seven billion people living on Earth, it is likely that more than one person has a similar situation you're in. In the stories “My Sister’s Marriage” by Cynthia Marshal Rich and “The Five-Forty-Eight” by John Cheever showcase two men, Dr. Landis from “My Sister’s Marriage” and Blake from “The Five-Forty-Five”. Dr. Landis and Blake face their own problems from the people they interact with, which is a result of their personalities and actions. Dr.…

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    Not everyone is perfect, especially in marriage. A marriage can be tough because it always has its ups and downs. For a marriage to work, you don’t always have to get along, but both partners need to love and care for each other. The husband is the sturdy back of the marriage and without a strong husband, it will all fall apart soon enough. A good husband needs to be trustworthy to show that he can be counted on to do hard tasks alone. He needs to be selfless in order to care more for his…

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    around marriage are outdated and have many grey areas. Not only are these laws outdated, but certain sections of legislation contradict each other making the laws extremely unclear and open to interpretation; a perfect example is the legislation surrounding arranged marriage in Australia, or more the lack of legislation around this topic. Currently there is no legislation specifically for arranged marriages. The only legislation remotely regarding arranges marriage is the elements of marriage…

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    Marriage is an ecstatic and a celebrated rite of passage is many countries, but haplessly in many countries, child marriage ruins the bliss and celebration of marriage. Coercing girls as young as 11 years old into marriage to decrease a families finances burden is a infringement of their fundamental human rights. Young girls are coerced into fulfilling responsibilities that they are not capable of doing. Child marriage leads to both physical and mental health and is a infringement of their…

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