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- 9371: Should There Be Stricter Laws on Pornography?
- ... more obscene and parents take their 10 to 14 year olds to see them. An example of this is the movie "Looking for Mr. Goodbar". This movie sends out the message that casual sex equals death. The final viewpoint by the commission says that rapes were up 93% from 1960-1969. It also says that rape arrests were up 56.6% in the same time period. Despite this evidence, the commission ...
- 9372: Sexual Harassment
- ... sexually discriminating acts made by someone in the workplace which is offensive or objectionable to the recipient or which interferes with the recipients job performance." (Redress for Success, page 74) Before 1972, there was no penalty for sexual harassment of women at the workplace. Not until, that is, the Education Amendments of 1972 were enacted. Title IX of the Education Amendments states that "sexual harassment is a form of sexual discrimination ...
- 9373: Relations Between Women In The 18th And 19yh Centuries
- ... function of such female love A. American society characterized by strict gender-role separation. 1. women formed supportive networks that came with rituals for every important event in a woman's life from birth to death 2. these emotions supported by strict restrictions in relations between young men and women. Two totally separate spheres existed, women's and men's B. The woman's world was a cycle of home, church ...
- 9374: Female Dominance or Male Failure?
- ... his art. The act of violence can be seen as the act of love, metaphorically displayed by the grebe birds. The purely loving display is a faint hope of drowning her or scaring her to death. (p 343) This illustrates his growing hostility and frustration with women and courtship rituals. Another interpretation may be revenge upon the ladies for the rejection and the troubles the male had to go through; therefore ...
- 9375: The Effects of Divorce
- ... they are and not take out their frustrations of the former spouse on the children. The parents should never ask the children to choose between them. Children also need their own time to mourn the death of their mother and fathers marriage, just as much as their parents need to. In the school setting I would suggest that teachers do not present a negative attitude about divorce toward students whose parents ...
- 9376: Consent and its Place in SM Sex
- ... ant the understanding of consent. Without these factors, meetings would deteriorate into rape and torture festivals. Consent, in play with someone as stated, gives privileges. It also encompasses a greater trust, one involving life and death or, at least, a risk of disease. If an individual is using equipment used in a scene that involved blood and sexual aids, such as dildos, medical devises, and an enormous and ever expanding list ...
- 9377: Women in Africa
- ... and that the money went towards no specific project. The concept of counting free people was a foreign one to the Igbo. This notion went contrary to custom, and it was believed to bring about death (Afigbo, 229). The people of the Eastern Provinces felt that because they were being counted, the colonial government was enslaving them or that they were out to destroy them. Also objectionable to these people was ...
- 9378: Revolution Girl-Style Now!
- ... a way to spread the word to other girls. Soon, though, feeling that they had been misinterpreted, commercialized, and made into a new fad and trend, Riot Grrrls changed their minds: ...I'm sick to death of defending riot grrrl every time I turn around, I don't even know why it should have to be defended. Riot grrrl is not what Seventeen, Newsweek or the LA Weekly make it out ...
- 9379: Same Sex Marriages? By Definition, It Cannot Exist
- ... in society give an advantage to those who do not carry the single status. The marital status shows commitment and responsibility in a person. These advantages include insurance benefits, hospital visitation rights, inheritance rights, wrongful death benefits, child support and alimony, and some others.1 A domestic partnership can be the legal contract, which they confuse with marriage, that can give immoral and unethical persons the benefits they deserve as citizens ...
- 9380: Should Adopted Children Be Allowed To Locate Their Biological Parents?
- ... For one thing, learning information on the person who gave you up is a long drawn out process. It can be very emotionally painful, as well. For whatever reason you were given up for adoption; death, financial problems, to young, etc itΉs private information and should remain that way. The decision was made a long time ago because it was the best one at that time. Think about the birth ...
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