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    427. Even as adults most people carry emotional baggage into their lives as they age if the issues go unresolved (Sheafor & Horejsi, 2012, p. 427). Unresolved issues such as conflicts with siblings and parents, prejudice or racism towards a specific groups, and repercussions of…

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    provocative manner. Media objectifies women, which makes them vulnerable to dangerous situations. Many women around the world suffer from domestic violence and sexual assault, yet the media subconsciously encourages men to dominate women. Sexualizing women not only causes women physically harm, but also emotional harm. Often women are discriminated against in the workplace for being professional, and not sexual. The media also urges women to silence themselves, making it easier for men to…

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    smaller in the past, but the pressure was different. The associate dean of students was not in the wings listening and my face had never been a front for such a serious topic. On August 25th, 2015 I was one of the primary facilitators for the sexual violence education presentation named “Bear Pact” for the class of 2019. I had the necessary education to speak on the topic with passion and devotion, having spent the past two and a half years as a member of the University Health Services Sexual…

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    The mission of Safe Harbor is dedicated to eliminating domestic violence through prevention, education, and intervention. I really enjoyed the time that I served there doing my 30 hours of volunteer work. They really made me feel needed and welcome by all the staff and clients. I decided, however, that I think I would be capable of a career in this field. Just in the small amount of time that I volunteered there, my heart tells me this is a field of social work that I would love to be in. I…

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    exist domestic violence, and about 7.5 million children have been affected (Doorways, 2012). Domestic violence is the abusive and threatening behaviors that happened in marriages, families, and other intimate relationships, and it involves physical, emotional and economic violence; the purpose of domestic violence is to control the victims (Chhikara, Jakhar, Malik, Singla & Dhattarwal, 2013). However, domestic violence is illegally even though it happened inside families. Using violence will…

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    systemic oppression. “The personal is political” has since etched itself into a slogan, an outcry and a representation for women against the backdrop of systematically-indoctrinated patriarchal society. As appendage to Carol Hanisch’s (1970) paper published in Notes from the Second Year: Women’s Liberation – the personal is political was initialized as an assertive rebuttal against dissenters of women’s conscious-raising groups, downplaying their political merits. The message encapsulated the…

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    Media Rape Culture

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    him, which she may first resist, but eventually melts into it is advocating sexual assault as romantic and desirable. Even many popular music videos, accessible to any age, have many of the same elements of oversexualization and aggressive sexual violence. Advertisements found in the media have an impact on young adults perception of rape. A study done at Southwest Oklahoma State University examined the effects two music videos had on student’s perceptions of rape. The experiment had one group…

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    Sexual assaults on college campuses are commonly committed, but are often hidden from incoming students and reports, however they are finally getting federal and public attention. Sexual assault is the forcing of a sexual act on a victim using violence or a mood altering substance without their consent. Bonnie Fisher, a professor for Criminal Justice and Research at the University of Cincinnati for explains there…

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    believe that some of this comes from my employment history of working in a domestic violence shelter. I enjoyed helping the client identify what a healthy relationship looked like and providing her with emotional support as she discussed her abuse. Client made excuses for some of the abuse and under minded it. Counselor explained the seriousness of domestic violence and how the power and control wheel of violence works. Client was able to engage in conversation and apply material to her past…

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    When the words ‘domestic violence’ are spoken, to most minds, visuals of battered and bruised women, terrified and alone, helplessly trying to fight off their aggressive partners, come to mind, however in reality, this is not the case. Domestic violence against women is recognized and condemned worldwide, however it is very rarely portrayed on the medias behalf that women can be the abusive soul in the relationship. This perception the media brings to the public is not accurately representing…

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