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- 601: Pornography Can Lead To Violence toward Women
- ... that does not portray overtly abusive images remains hostile toward women. Depictions of sex between men and women more often than not fall into the dominant-passive model, where the women fall into the passive roll. Devoid of foreplay, tenderness, caring, love or romance, pornography’s main interest remains to exploit the female body for the purpose of commercial entertainment, erotic stimulation and pleasure for the male viewer. Many pornographic magazines ...
- 602: The Women of Irag
- ... of women that aren’t as harsh as they were before. During the 1960’s the peasant women and urban housewife were treated as mere peasants to men, but as the 1980’s started to roll by the working women, education, and women in legislation changed for the better. The peasant Women led difficult and bitter lives in the underdeveloped countryside.1 They worked hard on manually cultivated farms from dawn ...
- 603: Are Females More Observant and Critical?
- ... unique style that I composed is used to get reactions, whether reactions be good or bad it will help to determine that of different sexes reactions as well as their memories. Memory is a huge roll in this project, it is an important part because of the use of short term memory. The short term memory will also lead to the stereotype of males and females. The short term memory links ...
- 604: 1950’s Youth Culture
- ... cars out of wood and roller wheels also seemed to be a very popular hobby among the younger boys. They had things like skates that slipped over your shoes, Bazooka bubble gum for a penny, rock candy, and chocolate egg creams as well as early forms of comic books. Black and white TV’s were brought into just about everyone’s homes, making the radio programs obsolete. Many people believed that ...
- 605: Alcohol Advertisements
- ... concerts and sporting events ect. ( Dunn 63) These promotions also are advertised on the television. These advertisements are for the promotion of drinking and also for the promotion of underage drinking. If block parties and rock concerts sponsored by alcohol companies then teenagers and young adults would not think that it is cool to drink. If these promotions would come to a stop wouldn’t today’s society be a better ...
- 606: The Hong Kong Chinese Community
- ... government liberalization of immigration that Chinese people came to Canada from Hong Kong. In 1979 , he organized a demonstration to urge the federal government to admit more "boat people" - community members were appalled. "Don't rock the boat" was exactly what they said. They said that Canada had given them a shelter and they should not demand any rights. Later that year, W5 - a CTV public affairs program - aired a segment ...
- 607: Love In Today's Society
- ... I had to include a song from my idol Jim Morrison. Not only is he the perfect voice of the volatile sex revolution of the 1960s and 1970s; his work captures the profile of a rock star who undoubtedly acquired his domineering attitude from the endless worship of submissive women. Lastly we enter the modern era with a article from my favorite magazine Men's Health on the mistakes a man ...
- 608: Legislating Sexuality
- ... of the public, the voice in opposition to this bill will continue to grow. For those out there who truly feel threatened by homosexuals, I pity them, because now that the ball has begun to roll, it will not be stopped until it reaches it's goal, that being when homosexuals receive the respect and acceptance that has been denied them for ages. Works Cited Cooke, Edward F. A Detailed Analysis ...
- 609: Fetishism
- ... carved out of stone, clay, or wood, in which the “believers” will have minor ceremonies revolving around the object. In some religious instances the fetish is attached to a specific place, such as, a tree, rock, or a river. In many cases, the belief becomes similar to the sexual fetishes explained earlier where the believers become unaware of the symbolism that the article has rather they begin to worship the object ...
- 610: Women in Africa
- ... relatively peaceful tax collection. However, when year two arrived, so did the resistance. In September 1929, Captain John Cook was sent to Bende as the Acting District Officer, where he was disappointed with the male roll counts. He instructed his Warrant Chiefs to conduct new counts, and "added that the exercise had nothing to do with a tax on women" (Afigbo, 236). The mere mention of "women" and "tax" in the ...
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