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    No Name Woman

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    Depending on the era and society one is within has a huge influence and determines lifestyle outcome. In the "No Name Woman" short story the ideal that the narrator is under deep internal pressure merges, scapegoating, and the entwined contradicting Chinese community. Deeply rooted to have solitary life. In the Chinese culture majority members of the community are related by bloodline or marriage. Chinese families take honor and pride in their lifestyle and find strength in family ties. The…

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    enough; in as much, as Satan is attacking the very fiber of the nuclear family. The schools out of fear of their funding being cut perpetrate the misinformation handed to them by the government and the mainstream media bombards children encouraging promiscuity and disrespect for authority as acceptable behavior. Most families are now headed by a single parent with many children living in poverty. The most important risk factors affecting children raised in poverty are: (1) emotional and social…

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    Angela Vicario is used by the author, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, to comment and critique the strict gender roles upheld in an honor culture. Angela Vicario symbolizes an ideal girl of her culture gone astray, revealing the repercussions of sexual promiscuity for a woman's reputation. Angela Vicario was “reared…

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    Carpe Diem

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    “The body is in no way dirty, and sex is something beautiful to give to and share with a lover. It has nothing to do with promiscuity” - Dorothy Stratten. Sex is often connotated with nudity and deemed inappropriate by society. Humanity must label everything; all situations are either appropriate or inappropriate. Ironically, everyone in society wants to fit in; yet, everyone has essentially the same basic desires as each other. Such a hypocritical system has toxified the world leading to…

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    to sexual survival that has been proven to be life changing. The sexual acts of prostitution, and sex trafficking leads to a life of sexual exploitation. Prostitution and sex trafficking are the main two characteristics that leads to a life of promiscuity, and violence. In the event of this proposal, it will discuss two concepts of prostitution and sex trafficking with reference to women as well as children. Have you ever wondered what the life of street pimps, and prostitutes go through…

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    She fights the man’s perspective as well as accepts the scorn from her Mexican culture with her actions. Even though mostly character’s in her book uses sex and his/her promiscuity to show the freedom as a Mexican American. In “You bring out the Mexican in me” Cisneros made the poem enjoyable and erotic power through the explosive desires released and unleased. She exposes her vulnerability by surrounding herself and her freedom to the loves ones, her Mexican flavored tears show her turmoil…

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    Moral Reform Movement

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    The moral reform movement was a collective effort by ill-equipped parents, “settlement workers and vice reformers joined with club leaders, probation officers, social workers, and sex educators” to combat the scourge of prostitution and to bring under control the newly sexualized population of young working women in the 1900’s (Alexander, 1995, p. 41). Once the young women got a taste of freedom, they “profess utter lack of respect for their parents and contempt for their home life” and…

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    In The Great Train Robbery, the social classes in London are very defined, and despite the fact that trains and railroads brought them together, their lives are still very different. Pierce has to come in contact with people from wealth and poverty, so, because of that, the distinctness between both lifestyles is shown. When Pierce needs to gain access to Mr. Trent’s key, he has to stalk him in order to find out his habits. By doing that it is revealed the lavish lifestyle that the Trents live.…

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    sexual assault case at Stanford University that ignited public outrage after the defendant was sentenced to a mere six months in jail and his father complained that his son’s life had been ruined for “20 minutes of action” fueled by alcohol and promiscuity. In court, the victim had spoken out against the inequities of the legal process, arguing that the trial, the sentencing and the legal system’s approach to sexual assault — from the defense lawyer’s questions about what she wore that night to…

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    Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, although written more than eighty years ago, reflects the misconducts of the present day United States government. By taking inspiration from the issues in the world that he knew, Huxley was able to create a dystopian society, called the World State, where disease and poverty did not exist. Despite the lack of unemployment and crime, the citizens of the World State were unacquainted with natural human emotions and instincts. The World State manipulated its…

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