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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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    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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    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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    how invaluable this information can be to their child’s well-being. Granted, a parent does not need to disclose the nitty gritty of sexuality, just the areas that pertain to predatory behaviors and what to do in such an instance. Receiving the right type of education early on in child’s life can help them from being victims of sexual abuse. Teaching a child the tell-tell signs of inappropriate sexual misconduct that can be inflicted upon them is very crucial, and should be considered the same…

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    Sexual assault and rape are serious matters in today’s society. “On average, there are 288,820 victims (age 12 or older) of rape and sexual assault each year in the United States” (“Sexual Violence Affects…”). Even with these statistics, rape is a violent act that is under-reported more and more each year. According to Webster’s Dictionary, rape is defined by, “unlawful sexual activity and usually sexual intercourse carried out forcibly or under threat of injury against the will, usually of a…

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    The smallest things often have the biggest impact. Patricia McCormick develops this idea in her books Sold and Never Fall Down. In Sold, a young girl named Lakshmi gets torn out of her familiar life in the mountains in Nepal and sold into sexual slavery in India. In Never Fall Down, Arn is unfortunate enough to be captured and forced to work in a camp by the Khmer Rouge during the Cambodian genocide. Both Lakshmi and Arn must find ways to survive, even though they have been abandoned in their…

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    Comparison paper I’m comparing the book the bluest eye and the movie the color purple by comparing the lives of both main characters celia (the color purple) and pecola (the bluest eye). I will compare how pecola and celia got raped, i will also compare how they have both been mistreated by men in that age and i will include more about how they grew up and the struggles they went through being women in that time period, including how they both are trying to archive something and there are…

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    The novel A Question of Power was written by African writer Bessy Head and was published in three volumes, the first being in 1973.The novel explores the idea of the strong patriarchal society exploiting the other submissive groups and people. Head has very clearly shown examples of women being exploited by the hands of men to the extent of being driven to madness. By taking the protagonist Elizabeth example, Bessy Head shows how Sello and Dan, who used to have intercourse with her were the…

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