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    nude or semi-nude photos. The film effectively questions societal morality in conjunction with social expectations. In the stories of Audrie and Daisy, there is a power to speak against such abuses and social trends; rather, the lens zooms in on how rape culture affects policy. The sheriff of Maryville, Missouri even admits that there is “pressure on young girls in our society to be pretty, to be liked, to be the popular one…it’s not fair, but it’s how our society works”. Coming from a sheriff,…

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    Equality For All Introduction The North Carolina controversy that erupted on March 23, 2016, shown the unequal treatment of transgenders in the United States. Pat McCrory, Governor of North Carolina, has denied and fought against the new anti-discrimination bathroom bill, that gives transgenders the right to use the bathroom the person identifies with. People do not understand that there is a difference between sex and gender. Sex is the biological characteristics with which we are born..…

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    The Inviolability of a human life is something that essentially all people hold to be true. But in the case of abortion the waters become muddied and all discussion turns from peaceful discussion too hateful rhetoric. What Judith Thomson does allows some leeway so that a form of discussion can commence. She tries to break down her opposition’s main talking points by allowing for one of the highly contingent positions to be true for the sake of discussion. She does this so that she can state that…

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    causing long-term psychological, physical and behavioral problems. Acts of sexual violence occurr in two major ways: Child Sexual Abuse and Rape. Defined as, a sexual act with a child that is intended to give sexual gratification to an adult; including physical contact and non-contact exploitation; child sexual abuse is a heinous act. On the other hand, there’s rape; the unlawful act of coercing oral, anal, or vaginal penetration upon a person without consent or upon someone incapable of…

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    Prostitution is the act of sexual relations for money. I support the act of prostitution as an occupation. While many people are against this “occupation” it would actually benefit the world so much if we legalized and supported it. Prostitution should be decriminalized because it will reduce crime, it will help us live healthier, and it will benefit the world. Many people don’t really look at prostitution as being a job. Their first thought is, “illegal”, “whore”, “is he/she being forced?”,…

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    loved one or being a teenager drafted to war. Those are all difficult things to deal with, but women have to deal with that and more. When soldiers from foreign lands arrive, women fear getting raped. Rape happens to men, but not nearly as often as it accords with women. Stories have surfaced about rapes that took place during World War II, in fact, it has been said that US soldiers raped thousands of women by the end of that war. German women experienced US soldiers entering their homes,…

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    Powerlessness In Women

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    The documentary we watched illustrated the difference between unwelcome and involuntary actions in the sense of sexual harassment. Many of the women tell their stories where they became active participants in some sexual encounters but it was mostly out of fear of violence as well as losing their job or being deported. For many of these women who had to support not only themselves but also family members in the United States as well as Mexico, could not afford to lose their jobs or their place…

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    Rape in the Fields, a 2013 PBS documentary, showcases the epidemic of sexual assault in America 's fields and farms. The sexual assault is primarily committed on undocumented women by their superiors and has gone, for the most part, unchallenged by the American government. Undocumented workers in all areas of America are vulnerable to exploitation. There are only a few jobs available to them and, with the lack of available resources and support, employers have no incentive to provide humane…

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    Children Should be Taught About Sex at Young Age Children need guidance, now more than ever. First and foremost, they should be educated about sex at much younger age than they were in the past, because it is a different world we live in, and children are exposed to sex at much younger age. This is mostly due to technology, and the media. Also, the environment new generations are raised in is way more sexually immoral than previous generations. More importantly, the earlier they learn the…

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    An individual is defined as modest when they portray an absence of sensuality, vanity, and boastfulness within their appearance, speech, and general behavior as defined by the relevant culture. Modesty is held as an important virtue in many religions with the standard being disproportionately high for women. In turn, women are especially affected by society’s negative interpretation of the necessity of modesty leading to unnecessary violence and oppression. In this essay, I will identify the…

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