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    After reading "violence in intimate relationships: a feminist perspective" there are some harsh realities that some women do not want to face when they are or may be in a abusive relationship. Women face being labeled as a "battered woman" someone who has lost their morals or values to even stay with a male who is abusive towards them. I believe it is hard for women to leave a abusive relationship because they are scared especially if the abuse has been going on for years. I've seen a lot of…

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    Violence: Where Does It Come From? Murder, manslaughter, forcible rape, and aggravated assault. These are among the most violent crimes. It easy to assume that only the most twisted of human beings are capable of executing such appalling acts. There must be something psychological and mentally wrong about them if they are capable of such heinous crimes. However, it is not always the schizophrenic, the delusional, or the demented, who commit murders. In actuality, ordinary people are able commit…

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    March 2018 Annotations Book McCue, Margi Laird. Domestic Violence: a Reference Handbook. ABC-CLIO, 2008. In the book Domestic Violence by Margi McCue, the author acknowledges many issues, facts, and statistics that have to do with domestic violence. McCue puts an importance on the effects domestic violence and abuse can have on women. McCue explains that most people think the word abuse just means hitting and different forms of violence but instead it can really be extreme and you can end up…

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    1. The components of the cycle of violence includes the incident occuring, the tention building stage, making up, and the calm. The first stage consists of any type of violence occuring whether it be physical, sexual, or emotional. The tension building stage consisits of the abuser beginnign to get angry. The abuse may also begin. Victims feel as if they are walking on egg shells as well during this stage. While making up, the abuser apoligizes for their actions and may promise that the abuse…

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    The theme I pick is "The Dangers of Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse". I chose this subject since it tides in with my course however I will address one issue which is "All Domestic Violence Defined by Men as Perpetrators and Women as Victims"? A Department of Justice study in 1994 on murder within families revealed that more than 50 percent of the offended parties rebuked for slaughtering their mates had been drinking at the season of the crime. Despite the way that men being more inspired…

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    Josh, it is with certainty that violence is regarded as part of the game; thus, barbaric behavior takes a back seat to what would be felony assault and battery outside the arena. It is expected that sports is aggressive however, the real question is, What is the boundary where an injury is the result of honest play turn into an injury as a result of excessive, intentional use of force subjecting the player to criminal liability? In regards to the case you mentioned between Benson and…

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    “The United States had exploded in new forms of violence-assassination, riots in protest against racial oppression and against war, violence related to drugs and just youthful exuberance, and even forms of cult violence”(Cowan). Much of American literature is reflected upon modern society consisting of crime, murders, gangs, and warfare—factors that appeal to violence. The feeling of suspense creates a pounding effect in the individual to think and act a certain way after reading a work. They…

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    Violence Against Rapists

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    Any woman at any time can become instantly placed in a life-threatening situation. Reporting a violent act is embarrassing, but it is essential in stopping the perpetrator from committing further acts of violence against women. There are a few misinformed people who feel that a rape victim is asking for it due to their promiscuous behavior, friendliness or they were dressed inappropriately. It is all too easy to blame the the victim and brush the motives and acts carried out by the rapist under…

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    since the lives of millions of Americans are affected continuously. Among the agenda is intimate partner violence (IPV). Essentially, IPV involves all forms of sexual and physical violence, psychological aggression, and even stalking by an immediate or former partner with whom one shared intimate relations. According to National Statistics, in the US, 20 people per minute suffer from physical violence inflicted by their intimate partners, translating to more than 10 million men and women.…

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    60% of relationships involve domestic violence. 70% of domestic violence cases goes unreported. Of course, athletes are also in the fault for crimes like this. In 2000-2013, there were 84 arrests for domestic violence that involved a professional athlete. Of course, no sports leagues want to be judged as being soft on domestic violence cases so, they all had tried to make their own rules for it (Allen). The problem with that is that some people think that only the court system should be able…

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