Sexual objectification

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    language and context. Companies are striving for profits, while children are the main consumers. Music has become more explicit with music videos, radio and downloadable music displaying explicit behavior. There is evidence that listening to music with sexual content in the lyrics makes youth more likely to start having sex earlier than their peers. (Primack) Many genres such as hip-hop and rap have received criticism for their influence on life style choices in youth. Boundaries are being…

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    culture is a term h in which society blames victims of sexual assaults and normalized male sexual violence (http://www.wavaw.ca/what-is-rape-culture/). According to Marshall University rape culture is defined as "an environment in which rape is prevalent and in which sexual violence against women is normalized and excused in the social media and popular culture. Rape culture is perpetuated through the use of misogynistic language, the objectification of women bodies, and the glamorization of…

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    Boccaccio’s The Decameron contains diverse stories about love, betrayal, murder, and secrecy. Although these may seem to be whimsical tales meant for entertainment, Boccaccio used several themes expressed in these stories to make statements about the power structures that oppressed both men and women at the time. He used the idea of violence, both interpersonal and self-inflicted, as well as frequent instances of adultery to show the effects of this oppression on people. For a group of mostly…

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    In the case of the People v. Turner, Brock Turner was charged with the sexual assault and attempted rape of an unconscious 23-year old woman. Turner was depicted by the media as an “all-American swimmer,” whereas the victim of the assault was described as an “unconscious, intoxicated woman,” implying that her intoxication excused her assault (Koren, 2016). In a letter asking for leniency from the judge presiding the case, Turner's father stated that his son should not have to go to prison “for…

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    degrading about sexual explicitness, to women or to anyone else, the perception of women has traditionally suffered. (Christensen) It is evident that the image of the nude woman’s body would be reduced to her uncovered body parts. This is sexual degradation to the female. The most prevalent theme in pornography is one of utter contempt for women. In movie after movie, women are raped, ejaculated on, urinated on, beaten, sodomized, and left permanently scarred. Pornography’s theme is sexual…

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    Pornography is a verbal or pictorial explicit representations of sexual behaviour that, in the word of Commission on obscenity and pornography.There is no doubt that pornography is often used in child molestations. It is also 100% accurate to say that pornography is a major source of information on sexuality for children. Anyone who has grown up in this society knows that viewing pornography begins at an early age. This fact is disturbing not only because children are very impressionable but…

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    According to Members of Marshall University women center, Rape culture is defined, as “an environment in which sexual violence against women is normalized and excused in media and popular culture” In today’s society rape isn’t portrayed negatively. In todays media there are more cases of victim blaming and being sympathetic towards predator. Today rape is used as a casual objective, society and social media promotes the justification of rape. We live in a society in which we have learned to…

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    Incidents Of Rape

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    to match with research, campus surveys, or experiences reported by college students. In 2013, the Congress authorized the act Violence Against Women Act to address domestic and dating violence, as well as stalking. This act collected reports of sexual violence from schools only to find these schools failed to rise to the purpose of the act (Becker). For many survivors, school is their greatest resource for safety…

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    Rape Culture In Media

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    men than actual women,” (Hughes, 2013). In using nude models for the music video of an already controversial song, the over-sexualizing of the girls in the video made the scandal worse off than before the video was released. “They are celebrated as sexual objects. Not only are the models stripped of their clothing, they are stripped of their voices, stripped of their individualities, stripped of everything,” (Hughes, 2013). Because the women were flaunted in such a sexualized way, with lyrics…

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    Sexual Assault on Campus: Routine Activities Theory and Social Learning Theory Over the past two decades, sexual assaults against females occurring at universities have become more common, particularly those committed by fraternity members (Boeringer, Shehan, & Akers, 1991). It has been estimated that 20 to 25% of females at university have been a victim of sexual assault (Koss, 1985), and a study conducted in the United States estimates that females at a university which contains 10,000 female…

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