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    I’ve always wanted a career in a field where I would be able to do the greatest good in the community; however, it wasn’t until my last year of community college that I realized Sociology/Human Service was the best choice. When I initially started school, I was interested in Computer Programming, but eventually learned this wasn’t the direction I wanted to move forward with. I’ve always loved helping people, and although working as a computer tech would afford me this opportunity, on some level…

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    United States presidential race, equal pay for equal work has reemerged as a hot topic, which Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party are using to attract voters, male and female alike. Even though women have made great strides in the workplace, pay inequality persists in today’s society. If women have comparable education, qualifications, and experiences to their male counterparts, they should receive equal pay for doing the same job or performing the same service. Currently, they do not,…

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    Violence against women is violent and deliberate behavior directed at women and takes many forms, whether moral or physical, and according to the United Nations definition, violence against women is the behavior against women and motivated by sexual neurosis, resulting in suffering and harm to women in the physical, psychological and sexual aspects, The threat in any form, deprivation and limitation of women's freedom in their private or public life is a practice of violence against women.…

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    Love is the most wanted affirmation that everyone as children dream about. Growing up marrying the person that was always popped in them dreams. In fact, unfortunately it does not always go like that. People tend to grow apart, they may even start not liking the other one. When this happens it is really sad that it may even end with domestic dispute. As a result of these domestic disputes that occur between lovers, there have been mandatory arrest laws put in place. Exploring whether the…

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    Intimate partner violence can present itself in various forms. It can be physical, sexual or emotional, or a combinations of the three. Also it is not necessary for the couple to be married, in general it is between two people that have an intimate relationship. And it is characterized by one person wanting to assert his or her power and control over the partner. The situation presented, can be a great dilemma for the counselor, the actions that he or she decides to take must be carefully…

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    Sylar Boike-Thompson Argumentative Essay Do you know how many women are victims of assault by their partners? It's 35% that's 1.3 million girls that are being assaulted. Only because women are treated differently. Some famous people have done it and got away with it like Thiago Silva he was a UFC fighter he hit his wife and charges were dropped he would hold a gun in her mouth and send her threatening text because he thought she was cheating on him and he was bragging to his UFC fighter buddies…

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    reveals her telekinetic powers after enduring years of abuse killing everyone in the gym. Both films portray abuse and violence as a catalyst for supernatural to be revealed. The audience is led to empathize with Carrie and Rosemary; They are young women who are forcibly kept naïve by people who they should trust and are powerless to control their bodies. Carrie has no control over menstruation, no control over her powers and no control over familiarly ties. Rosemary has no control in the…

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    Introduction For my service learning experience, I decided to continue my long-term volunteer position at Palmetto Place Children’s shelter. I also participated in the Mayor’s Walk Against Domestic Violence. With Palmetto Place being on the micro level, and the walk being on the macro level, I was able to broaden my experience level. Through volunteering at Palmetto Place, I was able to expand my cultural competence for children in foster care, practice skills such as empathetic responding,…

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    Violence against women is counted as one of the biggest problems that today countries all over the world are facing. Many countries has succeeded to prevent this abominable issue while many others are still struggling with it. Afghanistan, as a post-conflict country, has the most cases of violence against women which most of them remain unheard. Despite the attempts that the Afghan government and other organizations have taken, the violence still exists and is expanding. There is a need for more…

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    Violence against women has become the serious threat for the adjustment of women in all over the world. Now a days, women experience different forms of violence. The most common form of violence is domestic violence, which has been described as the physical, psychological or emotional and sexual violence against women caused by their close family members (Heise, Raikes, Watts, & Zwi, 1994). Women with the history of domestic violence present in almost all societies of the world. Women in…

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