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    I was exposed to domestic violence early in life. I grow up where disrespect was normal. Emotional and verbal abuse were tolerated. By the time I was an adult emotional abuse in the form of criticism, being negative, name-calling, yelling, and punishment had made me numb. As a result, my self-esteem was nonexistent and joy was a distant memory. As a toddler I mimicked what I observed, I was disrespectful and used profanity. When I was in preschool, my dad threaten me for being disrespectful to…

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    The rediscovery of child abuse is about finding ways to prevent and educate people and expose severe beatings or maltreatment. It can include the promotion of a positive behavior or action through activities. Through government agencies that can offer supportive services, protection, and treatment. Rediscovery of child abuse is very important because these children deserve better than they are getting and we are to depend on these children to run the world when the time comes. In the video, the…

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    Crime After Crime, a documentary that tells the dramatic story of the complex legal battle to free Debbie Peagler, an incarcerated survivor of domestic violence. Debbie was wrongfully convicted for the murder of her abusive boyfriend, and received a sentence of 25 years to life. Debbie Peagler unlike many other wrongfully convicted person’s stories. Debbie 's story is rather complex. On May 27, 1982, she led Oliver Wilson, the father of one of her two daughters, to a park where two gang members…

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    Physical abuse is the most violent type of abuse, and it includes the perpetrator hitting, throwing, smacking, punching, choking, and doing anything physically that puts the victim 's life in danger. Emotional/psychological abuse has more to do with words. In an emotional/psychological abusive relationship, the perpetrator may use hurtful words and phrases, as well as threaten to hurt themselves or any of the victim’s belongings in order to force him/her to stay in the relationship. Financial…

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    Domestic Violence Facts

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    Abused and Battered; The Facts of Domestic Violence Domestic violence is a very dangerous and violent crime that needs to be stopped, and needs to be noticed more.There 's many people being abused each year and everyday.This can be prevented and should be prevented. Millions of families and people are hurt by this each year. Theres boys and girls who are hurt, families are torn apart and people are killed and you could help prevent this, by just paying attention and taking a little bit of your…

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    In this day in age we are all mutts mixed with various nationalities and roots. At some point in your life your culture doesn’t seem clear. You realize that you are from the United States but you don’t speak English instead you speak Spanish. When you start school you are different you are viewed from classmates as stupid since you go to bilingual classes; Finally you get out of bilingual classes and you feel intelligent and accomplished but now your Spanish starts fading away not on purpose…

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    In the novel Catcher in the Rye, Holden Caulfield often pushes people away and gets upset over unusual things. He sometimes gets angry, upset or depressed at for abnormal reasons. Many people push him away in return to his uncommon behaviors. They blame Holden for just being rude but that is not the case. Even though Holden comes off as moody teenager, his post-traumatic stress disorder makes him have abnormal reactions to many situations and people. PTSD can be developed a few months after a…

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    PTSD In Holden Caulfield

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    Holden Caulfield’s Degenerative PTSD There are many ways that Holden goes through the symptoms and stages of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It can be proven that Holden Caulfield has PTSD because he faces several emotional and physical symptoms of PTSD, he has a hard time overcoming the death of his brother and as a result he can not move forward in life. “Post Traumatic Stress Disorder develops after a terrifying ordeal that involved physical harm or the threat of physical harm. The…

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    Trust God Reflection

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    Learning to trust God, having a relationship with God has been something I have been focused on since childhood. Paul (my grandfather) read the bible to me. My Dad’s mom Rosie Lobster took me to Sunday school. She would talk to me about God constantly. The other focus on my life has been domestic violence. As a child I was verbally, emotional, psychically and sexually abused. I was exposed to domestic violence witnessing verbally and emotional abuse of adults in my family. It was not until…

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    Employees must agree to refraining from befriending colleagues on any platforms of social media including the following: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, Vine, or YouTube. By establishing a fine line between work and personal life decreases the chances of employees being unprofessional outside of a work environment. One of the step to our first solution will be to have a written policy regarding sexual harassment. This policy must contain the definition of sexual…

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