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    “Mapping the Margins: Intersectionality, Identity Politics, and Violence Against Women of Color” is an essay that exposes the reality of being a colored woman today. It compares the unfair treatment of colored women to the treatment of white women in various scenarios. Colored women not only face discrimination due to sexism but they also experience racism. Facing both make it a hard intersection for many colored women. She states how women of color not only face discrimination by the members of…

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    Feminism In Morocco

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    history of the women’s movement in the West has unfolded completely differently from here. It is based on other traditions and pursues different goals” (McKanders 2014: 167). Although the term “feminism” in its Western sense is often apply, these women seek out “to define their own form of feminism that promotes women’s rights within their own particular Islamic context and are, generally, not too concerned with labels of ‘feminist’ or ‘feminism’” (Evrard 2014, Wuerth 2005). Furthermore, French…

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    Self Defense Thesis

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    especially for females. Bolsters self-esteem and confidence among young women Prepares women for future situations that could be detrimental to their health (ie. abusive relationships, robbery/theft, sexual assault, common attack, etc.) Enhances physical fitness Can be used as recovery therapy for sexual assault/rape victims, and victims of abuse (re-victimization) Thesis: How can an effective self-defense class equip young women with the confidence and skills necessary for meeting life’s…

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    Domestic violence is a serious human rights concern (UN General Assembly, 1993; Heise et al., 1999). Most studies justify it to be one of the most pervasive and prevalent gender-based violence throughout the world. Domestic violence against women in Bhutan, undoubtedly, is becoming a great concern for development policies in the context of accessing women’s status in the society and maximizing Gross National Happiness (GNH) of the Bhutanese people per se. Particularly, there is one thing all…

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    In The Bridal Seamstress

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    “It is possible that in cultures where man and his manly role are prized better, additional perceived or real power may encourage them to think of their “rights,” wrote, EM Daley and V. Noland in their article titled: “Intimate partner violence in college students: A cross-cultural comparison.” In the “Bridal Seamstress,” the reader is given the opportunity to lend a sympathizing voice to Danticat’s main character. Beatrice Saint Forte. In a truthful gesture to explain abuse to her interviewer…

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    criminal justice system in protecting victims of domestic violence and urges criminal justice agencies including, the police, courts, and corrections, to rethink its incident-driven nature, pro-arrest and mandatory arrest policies. These policies limit discretion and often leave victims vulnerable to manipulation by their abusers who have found a way to use and manipulate the criminal justice system to their advantage. Miller states arrest of women for assault within intimate relationships have…

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    Women 's Shelters: Improving Lives, One Woman at a Time Having a place to turn to in times of need is of great importance. Like-minded people to be able to talk to and gain support from can be difficult to find though, and that is why there is a need for programs and services that assist women who are survivors of domestic violence. According to the Ontario Women’s Directorate website approximately 83% of all spousal abuse victims are women ( ). With such a drastically high…

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    particular election has been dominated by the hateful rhetoric and call to violence of a particular candidate. The candidate calling for this violence is Donald Trump, he on multiple occasions has called for violence against protesters telling his audience how he would like to see them “punched or maimed”. Encouraging his supporters to do so by promising to cover their legal fees if they get arrested…

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    frequent victims of domestic violence. Men are the victims of violence more often than women (¶ 3).” This statement is true when we are viewing a simple domestic violence case. Men may often engage in a brawl or heated argument with another man because it is just the nature of a man. Then she goes on to say that, “there are men who suffer abuse at the hands of their female partners (¶ 5).” I can concur with this statement because the issue at hand is that domestic violence against men happens…

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    students feel safe, and are free from sexual violence happening to them. To that end, the college has hired Group 3 Consulting to review current Title IX policies at the college, review the strengths and weaknesses of those policies, recommend further action, and to assist in planning and implementing those actions. The first step of that process will be to introduce you to the Title IX law and the components of that law that deals with sexual violence. This step will also cover the role and…

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