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    Film Analysis: The Tribe

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    This movie, The Tribe, is a brutal but brilliant story about a deaf teenager, Sergey, struggling to fit into his new, specialized boarding school for the deaf in Ukraine. There is no dialogue, subtitles, or background music. However, this affects every other small sound such as footsteps, heavy breathing, and car engines intensifying the mood. Also, the bleak settings and surroundings of the characters create the dreary landscape and exaggerate the bitterness and feeling of an amoral environment…

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    Who Is The Narcocorrido?

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    INTRODUCTION: The Formation of the Narcocorrido Mexico is living in a constant crisis where half of its population lives under poverty (Population Below Poverty Line 1) and women experience great gaps of inequality and fear of femicides (Global Gender Gap Index 2014). The War on Drugs has contributed to these statistics and transformed Mexican culture (Palaversich 86) including the most traditional music: the corrido, a genre of Mexican folk music that narrates a story. Currently, corridos are…

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    Paper On Rape Culture

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    Rape Culture Rape culture, I at first thought that this term was coined by man hating feminists, trying to blame men for the abuses against women. But, after taking this class and reading the material provided I now realize this is indeed a culture. It is how society acts towards, and its situations in which sexual assault, rape and general violence are ignored, trivialized, normalized or made into joke (Ridgeway, 2014). Or to simplify, that we as a society are more desensitized to sex and acts…

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    The Department of Defense has been bringing awareness to military personnel, civilians and contractors. All are required to complete a general military training course on trafficking in person yearly. This course explains what is trafficking of a person, who may be involved and how to recognize it. It also teaches the members how the participation in sexual acts with the victims makes it harder for them to escape and keeps the recruitment of others at a high demand. Participation from DOD…

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    According to the U.S Department of Health and Human Services, “Human trafficking is the fastest growing criminal industry in the world”( Nefarious: Merchants of Souls). The International Labour Organization states that more than 20 million people are victimized by trafficking each year. Human trafficking is a global issue. After attending a Ted talk held by the second years in the Honors College at Miami Dade, I researched the topic of human trafficking. During my research, one of the common…

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    Honor In Ligia's Story

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    On one level Ligia’s story belonged on a newspaper’s last page, the one that was reserved for tawdry crimes and gory traffic accidents. Yet her respectability, her beauty, and her argument that a woman should be allowed to defend her own honor, vigilante-style, struck a chord with many of her compatriots. Venezuelan men often felt protective toward the young blonde and resentment toward Basque adventurer who had disgraced her. Beezley mentions that “Hispanic customs dictated that a family’s…

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    1.Briefly describe the organization. Is it a government organization or a non-government organization? Is it a law enforcement organization? Is it a non-profit? If so, how is it funded? Does it operate in a particular country or region or worldwide? The Blue Campaign is the combined voice for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) in endeavors to battle human trafficking. Working in a joint effort with law enforcement, government, non-government and private associations, the Blue…

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    The Jungle

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    Just like Ona had to do but Marijia was not raped. Sinclair includes this in the book to show, people have to do wrong things in order to survive. Of course being a prostitute is wrong, but Teta Elzbieta and herself were the only supporters for the children. Marijia was already blackmailed so how could she receive another good job to support the family. She was a Vulture the one who was feeding off others. Having sex with people to earn money or the drugs, disgusting and vulgar. Basically she…

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    To cut a long story short, prostitutes and madams, drunkards, and slaves threaten the founding fathers and the nation's stability which led to the Victorian Age. As women were barred from having jobs and wives having no legal rights which the founding father preferred the women threatened their ideologies by becoming prostitutes, having one of the highest wages, starting up the first health insurance, and being so wealthy starting funds to build roads, feed homeless, and starting school…

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    Specifically labor exploitation in America. She explains how most people view human trafficking as forced prostitution. However, it takes its largest form in labor exploitation and takes place right under our noses in both small and large scale operations. She argues that the criminal justice system plays a small role in stopping human trafficking and can actually…

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