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    by electronic media, international financial institutes, trade agreements, and national immigration policies” according to Gwyn Kirk and Margo Okazawa-Rey (Kirk and Okazawa 2013,G-3). In other words, globalization is how different nations interact, exploring each other’s cultures, and sometimes adopting their customs. This sharing of ideas is made possible by migration, which is defined as “huge movements of people mainly according to the needs and priorities of dominant nations” (Kirk and Okazawa 2013, 364). An example of such a movement took place during the seventeen and eighteen hundreds when 12 million West Africans were migrated to the “New World”, and other parts of the world as slaves (Kirk and Okazawa 2013, 364). Towards the end of this era, the United States was also gaining industrial power, causing a large migration of European immigrants who were seeking better economic opportunity and a more fulfilling life. With the abolition of slavery, the United States saw workers of many ethnic backgrounds begin to migrate in to fulfill the new need for laborers. However, it is important to…

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    are still many people in slavery. With the underground sex trade going on everyday, many women suffer, being abused, physically, emotionally and mentally. Many of them die due to drugs being put in their bodies, their pimps beating them and the buyers beating or murdering them. With millions of women are being traded and just being used as just pieces of meat, what are we doing about it? What is the war we fight against the sex slave that goes on daily. And what can we do about it as a people…

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    Sex trafficking has become a billion-dollar industry all over the world and has been for many centuries. Are you aware of the seriousness and importance of putting an end to this problem? The average people witness sex trafficking daily and does not even know it. Prostitution is an illegal act that will and can put a stop to human trafficking if it was legalized. Sex Trafficking is the form of women, men and children being subjected to sexual violence and exploitation for the exchange of…

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    slave trade to present day human trafficking, the forced labor of human beings has had a reputation for constructing the economy of early and present day societies. Today we see that human sex trafficking has impacted the economy drastically due to the profit of forced labor, and that was exactly the case for the both the Islamic slave trade and present day human sex trafficking. For example, the fact that “A slave has no freedom or personal rights” gave the owner full control which can then…

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    Review: Tearoom Trade – Impersonal Sex in Public Places Laud Humphreys Humphreys, L. (1970). Tearoom Trade: Impersonal Sex in Public Places. Aldine Publishing Company, Chicago. Tearoom Trade: the use of a public restroom as a place where men of all varieties go to engage in homosexual activity. By engaging in such activity they must accept certain costs and risks of this behaviour, all to receive a significant reward. As explained by Humphreys, the men involved in the Tearoom game, use these…

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    go into another hotel to pleasure another client. Many of us don’t know girls are been deceived in the world of Human Trafficking and they don’t realize it until it’s too late. Not only young females but also children and males. And this is the reason, I’m strongly against it, and want the government, parents to pay more attention to it. I want them to help the victims, survivors of this devastation that are not been provided the proper help.They are not being recognized. Human Trafficking is…

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    entrepeneurs. Through their exploitation they learned how rise to the situation and unionized sex work. The human reality of international sex trade is that it is inhuman treatment of women and girls. There is a distinction that has to be made between sex trafficking and prostitution. Sex trade or trafficking is slavery. This is the inhuman treatment of people that has occurred through trickery, coercion, or kidnapping. Interesting…

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    Literature Review Caitlin Dickson 44760191 Target Article Puts, DA, Jones, BC and DeBruine, LM. 2012. Sexual selection on human faces and voices. Journal of Sex Research, 49(2–3), 227–243. This article argues that the sexually dimorphic traits of vocal cords and facial structure in humans evolved due to sexual selection. The authors focus on two main arguments; that female mate choice and competition between males shaped both of these characteristics, particularly in men. Researchers used…

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    obvious ways. Thankfully for the citizens of the United States, the consequences are often minimal. An example of this could be that the female head of the household is expected to carry the heaviest weight of tasks around the home. Other parts of the world, like Afghanistan, are not as lucky. A female in Afghanistan, if lucky enough to survive their childhood without being assigned as a wife by their family, may later be expected to trade their daughter for the return of their husband or to…

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    ban on this profession is not viable as it will continue to survive in some form or the other and the miseries of the victims of prostitution will go unaddressed. Decriminalization will enable sex workers to practice their work without police harassment; a major issue with many sex workers in India This approach in a way protects the rights of the victims of forced prostitution and imposes liability on the brothel keepers. This system provides a partial solution to the miseries of the ones…

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