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    Forced Silence Imagine walking down the hallway at school, alone. Then you pass him. The person who treated you so poorly, so terribly. The person who committed an act of selfishness, of terror. The person who treated you like you weren’t human, as if you had no feelings or thoughts. The person who raped you. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, about 20 million out of 112 million women in the United States have been raped in their lifetime. Out of these 20 million women, only 16%…

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    A Doctor Who Treats Violence (Ch. 9) Martavia Lambert and Anthony Brown both grown up in the slums, were married for two years with children, and and they had a very abusive and unhealthy relationship. Lambert killed Brown during a fight one night, they were one out of three murders that night. Crime and violence cause a lot of economic problems. Early interventions are expensive, but they become more difficult to deal with later in life. Disease specialist for tuberculosis, Dr. Gary Slutkin,…

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    Japanese Comfort Women

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    The history of Japan’s procurement and extortion of comfort women during World War II has only been brought to light in the early 1990’s when nineteen of the remaining comfort women survivors broke decades of silence and shared their personal experiences of Japan’s army-run comfort stations. From the development of the stations, the actual procurement of women and the sexism and dehumanization present in the comfort camps, the Japanese government fully supported and approved a war crime “to…

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    In Disgrace, there are multiple different controversies we can explore, I have found an article that explores the controversies of rape as it is discussed in the book. The article I chose is called Rape and The Foundation of Nations in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace, it is written by M. Van Wyk Smith. In this article he explores how the rape of Melanie and the rape of Lucy are related to our world. He also discusses how rape is almost common in our worlds history and that it is very daring for someone…

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    Everybody Loves A Pimp

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    English Dictionary the definition of a pimp is , “a man who solicits for a prostitute or brothel and lives off the earnings”. These pimps are predators that prey on young vulnerable girls. These adults or predators are engaging in a form commercial sexual exploitation of children, in which a child performs services of prostitution, most often for the financial benefit of these adults. These pimps are criminals and take advantage of the weaknesses of these young victims. Pop culture often…

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    you think about when the term slavery comes up? You might think about the thousands of Africans who were kidnapped and sold to the Americas about one hundred fifty years ago. You might consider the Germans use of slave labor from those of Jewish decent during The Holocaust in World War II. The classical era, where the Romans inherited the institution of slavery from the Greeks, who learned from the Egyptians, might also cross your mind. My point is when the term slavery comes up, most of us…

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    Introduction Slavery has a long history from the ancient Egyptians and Romans to the period of slavery at the dawn of the United States. Ngwe and Elechi (2012) point out that slavery in ancient times, including slavery in the Americas until approximately 1880, was very different from what slavery or human trafficking is today. The writers state that one difference between modern and ancient slavery is the status of ownership. In ancient times the slave was accepted as property of the owner (Ngwe…

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    still be “trafficked”. Since they are being captured or coerced into slavery, it is against their free will, therefore wildly different from smuggling. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service, Human trafficking is a “criminal business that profits from enslaving people for sexual servitude and forced labor.” While other hybrid versions of human trafficking occur, the main two facets are forced labor and sex slavery. Along with the victims are the traffickers…

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    of human trafficking. Human Trafficking: Duty of a citizen The era of slavery is considered as one of the darkest times in our history and as something that does not exist in the present day. Unfortunately, slavery still exists on an even greater scale than before. Human trafficking is an illegal trade or sale of human beings for sexual exploitation or forced labor through abduction (Facts on Human Trafficking and Sex Slavery). According to Farr (2005), the industry of human trafficking ranks…

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    you hear the word slavery most of you will think back to the African Slave Trade which yes it has ended and you will say slavery is nonexistent in the United States but you’re wrong. Today we live in a world where modern-day slavery is something that is still being done it just has a different name and it’s called human trafficking. Slavery hasn’t gone away and in fact we have the greatest number we have seen in history with about 20-30 million people living in some type of slavery but in the…

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