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    change. In “The Story of an Hour,” Kate Chopin provided a brief look into how repressive marriage was during the 19th century. Examining the rights of married women in the 19th century, one would agree that the marriage benefited only the husband. Kate Chopin’s work was published during a time of industrial and social change. Many married women were not confined to just…

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    The woman’s eyes got filled up with tears, which she fought back obstinately. The insulting expression on the old man’s face grew deeper. “You know nothin’, filth,” the old man said threateningly. He looked at the young woman with the air of vicious hatred. "If my son is where you say he is, it is all your fault. You’re good for nothin’. Now get away from my face, you, mindless bitch!" Flabbergasted and hurt, Curley’s wife recoiled from these words as if the old…

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    “House on Mango Street” frequently refers to Esperanza’s observations of the Hispanic women in her life. While holding on to their roots, these women manage to cope with the struggles of being in a new country. Most of these women learn to accept that their heritage cannot always be preserved while others don’t want to risk losing their identity. Esperanza’s neighborhood is cluttered with Latinos like Mamacita who try not to speak the language that sounds like tin. Esperanza being a first…

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    empower themselves and resist society. The scene where Sharifa recruits Firdaus to work for her is key in understanding the irony and inequality that woman face in Egypt. Ultimately, the author makes the point that prostitution is an illusion of power. Women like Firdaus, obtain this sense of power but it doesn’t…

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    as her. Her family didn’t believe in her talking to white people because at the time the disliked black people unless they wanted the blacks to work for them. Also whites only would acknowledge them if they wanted to have relations with that black women. All she was raised around was her family and friends that in the end were probably related in some type of way. Social life was centered around one big family pretty much. Far as the community a lot of racism was still going on and things were…

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    In "Goodbye to All That", We see a young women, by the name of Joan Didion, going into a new territory while trying to find herself. At the beginning of this essay we see how hopeful and passionate she was about living somewhere new and opposite to where she had live which was California. Toward the end of the essay she develops the moral of the story "it is distinctly possible to remain too long at the Fair.” I believe that this sentence holds a lot of meaning and depth. This sentence also…

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    don’t look where they’re going,”(173) shows children are not aware of themselves falling into adulthood until it is too late. The feeling holden gets when he sees obscenities written on the wall in a place where children are reenforce his idea that young children need to continue to mature slowly. While Holden is walking through the halls of his sisters school, he came across few choice words. Holden tells that “(He) saw something that drove me crazy. Somebody 'd written ‘Fuck you’ on the…

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    can have significant effects on several aspects in the way we carry out our lives. While social media may have positive effects on young people, it also has a negative influence. Young people become isolated from the outside world and have less interaction with people, this leading, some of them, to become anti-social. Therefore, social media has a negative impact on young people mentally and physically. For example, this leads them to have depression, anxiety, insomnia and less productivity.…

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    From a young age women are taught to be on guard at all times, to be cautious of who we talk to and trust, and to be aware of our surroundings at all times. Growing up I felt that my parents were overprotective. It wasn’t until I started volunteering with BeLydia, a group that brings awareness to human trafficking, that I discovered the true dangers that women face in places one would least expect. Human trafficking not only affects a minority of women, but is a much larger issue that impacts…

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    Journals Online (e-journals), SCOPUS (database), Australian Bureau of Statistics (Government website), The search strategies used a combination of the terms identified in the Appendix, alternating around homelessness, homeless youth, homeless pathways, young people, adolescents, family breakdown, domestic violence, sexual…

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