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The Reasons Why Westerners Experience Sex Tourism in Thailand (5398 words, 17 pages)

AbstractThis paper talks about how western or wealthier men travel to Thailand to engage in sex tourism specifically with minors. This topic is not given too much attention, and this paper intends on talking about all aspects of sex tourism of minors. This research paper first starts with a brief ... Read More

The Over Sexualization of Women in Social Media and the Advertising Industry in America (521 words, 3 pages)

Social media and the advertising industry has a major impact on the way that women are portrayed and valued in our society. In anything involving current culture, the depiction of women is more sexualized than men. The communion, or the physical and emotional characteristics attributed to women, that is inherently ... Read More

Sexual Abuse and Slut Shaming in UnSlut: A Documentary Film by Emily Lindin (989 words, 3 pages)

Slut ShamingIn UnSlut A Documentary Film, Emily Lindin uses her own experience with sexual abuse and slut shaming to start a campaign called UnSlut and uses this documentary to broadcast the issue. The UnSlut campaign creates a space for women and girls who have dealt with sexual assault and then ... Read More

The Misconception of the Speaker’s Objective to Get the Mistress into Sexual Activity in The Persuasion of the Coy Mistress by Robert W. Halli, Jr. (606 words, 2 pages)

In the article The Persuasion of the Coy Mistress by Robert W. Halli, Jr. the author analyzes the Seventeenth Century poem To His Coy Mistress by Andrew Marvell. In Hallis opinion, most readers of the poem come to the wrong conclusion that the main objective of the speaker is only ... Read More

Violence, Racial Slurs, Sex, and Actions in the Scenes in Crash, a Movie by Paul Haggis (1517 words, 5 pages)

In 2004, Director Paul Haggis released Crash and in turn, opened a multitude of minds to the racism and hatred in America. This film is set in different parts of Los Angeles and has no true main character, rather following a story line that introduces multiple people as viable characters ... Read More

A Discussion on Sexual Harassment and Pornography by MacKinnon (472 words, 2 pages)

In our textbook, MacKinnon talks about a lot of good and interesting points she talks about within her topics. For example, MacKinnon discusses some good main points on sexual harassment and pornography.One of the main points MacKinnon talks about with sexual harassment was Moreover, sexually harassing behavior has been used ... Read More

AIDS and Homosexuality in the Midst of the Reagan Administration in the Play Angels in America by Tony Kushner (1762 words, 6 pages)

Reaganomics in Angels in AmericaThe Reagan era had a huge impact on American politics in the 1980s (during the AIDs epidemic.) President Reagan shaped the political scene in his own image, adopting a conservative stance on many issues, especially homosexuality. To this day, many believe Reagans policies persist, with the ... Read More

Victorian Scandal Through the Representation of Homosexual Characters in A Picture of Dorian Grey, a Novel by Oscar Wilde (1235 words, 5 pages)

Oscar Wilde was a famed conversationalist, respected playwright, and not-so-closeted bi- or pansexual active in the late 1800s (1658). He is best known for his novel A Picture of Dorian Grey, which scandalized Victorians with its representation of homosexual characters. (Ross) Wilde protested the societal restrictions on homosexuality not only ... Read More

The Importance of Wearing Seatbelt for Safe Driving in the Commercial Embrace Life; Always Wear Your Seatbelt by Sussex Safer Roads Partnership (1500 words, 5 pages)

It's a new day, you hope in your car and you are on your way. Whereare you headed? To school, work, grocery store, or anywhere out of towneven. It's a hot day with a cool breeze, life's good. In a matter ofseconds, another car swerves in front of you. Do ... Read More

The Verbal and Physical Sexual Harassment Case in Gawley v. Indiana University (455 words, 2 pages)

In the case of Gawley v. Indiana University, 276 F.3d 301 (7th cir. 2001), a female police officer, Janice Gawley, alleged that she had endured verbal and physical sexual harassment by a supervisor for a period of seven months (Kaplin Lee, 2014, p. 168). Lieutenant Jerry Minger, worked in the ... Read More

Understanding the Role of Women in the Weather Underground and How Sexuality Eliminated Male Dominance (2211 words, 6 pages)

Shattered DreamsUndoubtedly women face a constant battle against male supremacy. Male supremacy is the belief that males are naturally superior to women. By the late 1960s, feminist took on the responsibility to fight the enemy. In order to defeat male supremacy, a selected few feminists fought for their liberation by ... Read More

A Study Social Deviance: Crime and Juvenile Delinquency, Pornography, Homosexuality, and Prostitution (8446 words, 18 pages)

Deviance is the state of separation from the societal norm, and often takes place in the form of crime. Crime is the ultimate example of deviance, because it is by definition the defiance of the law. Under the umbrella of crime exists juvenile delinquency, which is the violation of a ... Read More

The Duty Formula: Human Rights Based on Absolutism and the Issue of Discrimination to the Rights of Sexual Minorities on Same-Sex Marriage (2018 words, 4 pages)

The Duty Formula is a set of reasoning that is used to decide whether or not something can be considered as a human right based on Absolutism or Consequentialism. Through the explanation of Absolutism or Consequentialism, it can be decided if a particular issue is or is not a duty ... Read More

Same-Sex Marriage and the Fundamental Right to Marry in Obergefell v. Hodges (844 words, 3 pages)

In Obergefell v. Hodges, the Supreme Court of the United States decidedthat it is a fundamental right to marry. The decision made it that statesmust allow same-sex couples to marry and essentially making gay marriagelegal in the United States. In the U.S., homosexuality and gay marriageremains a massively polarizing topic. ... Read More

A Study on Obscenity and Pornography, Sexual Assault, Paraphilias, and Social Skills as Offences (953 words, 5 pages)

Question 1Obscenity and pornography are similar terms and often used to describe anything sexual in nature that can be interpreted as offensive to morals. Although the two terms often viewed as the same thing, there are differences that separate obscenity and pornography. Obscenity is defined as anything that is disgusting ... Read More

Gay Marriage as a Form of Deviance in a Society Dominated by Heterosexual Norms (380 words, 2 pages)

Gay marriage is a concept typically associated with deviance in a society dominated by heterosexual norms. As Sally Raskoff notes, the dialectic process (or the debate) about gay marriage goes back and forth, encountering resistance at each stage. But, as a process toward a goal, the ultimate result will be ... Read More

The Use of Fisher’s Principle to Explain the Sex Ratio (781 words, 3 pages)

At birth, the sex ratio favors males by an average of 1.03. In simpleevolutionary terms, it would make more sense for there to be far morefemales than males, since males are capable of reproducing with a largenumber of females in a shorter timespan than females can. In nature,particularly among sexually ... Read More

Gender Gap and Inequality in Margaretta Midura’s John vs. Jennifer, A Battle of Sexes (1192 words, 4 pages)

Closing the Gender GapIn Margaretta Miduras John vs. Jennifer, A Battle of the Sexes, she draws from the John vs. Jennifer study to challenge the popular belief that there is no longer any gender disparity in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields. By setting up an experiment where a ... Read More

Sexuality and Gender and the Stereotypes Related to Them in the Modern World (1499 words, 6 pages)

Sexuality and Gender in the Modern WorldThe search for ones purpose and identity in the world never truly ends. However, the unavoidable mistake that everyone has made and continue to make is to derive ones worth and self-image from the constructs of social misconceptions, manifested in the form of stereotypes. ... Read More

The Idea of Sex in American Media (646 words, 2 pages)

America and SexSex is all around us. That may sound disturbing, but the reality is that that sex has become a staple part of our society as much as food and drink. Sex is often a topic of conversation, a tool for advertisement, and at the same time a taboo ... Read More

A Research on the Best Method of Sex Education for the United States (1288 words, 5 pages)

America is, in many ways, bound to a puritanical mindset. There are many subjects that members of this country refuse to let change, or even be discussed at times. Whether it is debating the existence of angels or keeping the Christ in Christmas, this is simply the way our country ... Read More

The Different Forms of Sexism in the Workplace as a Woman Social Worker (672 words, 3 pages)

For years women have had to overcome obstacles and prejudice. However, women have made great strides, particularly in the 20th century. Through fighting and advocating, women have been able to receive the right to vote and do actual work. Women can go to school and go on to be financially ... Read More

A Comparison of the Social Groups of the African-Americans and the Homosexuals Based on Their Oppression in Society (944 words, 4 pages)

Black is NOT the new GayIn todays society, equal rights were and still are a major, sensitive topic. Back in the 1960s African Americans were brutalized for their race, being mistreated and disrespected. Being an African American in America is not easy. Another group in America that is discriminated are ... Read More

Comparing the Similarities and Differences Between the Female Protagonists Vilified for Having Sexual Power in Lolita and Wide Sargasso Sea (2321 words, 7 pages)

Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power. (Oscar Wilde). Compare and contrast the ways that female protagonists are presented as being vilified for having a sense of sexual power in Vladimir Nabokovs Lolita, and Jean Rhys Wide Sargasso Sea.From the witch hunting hysteria of ... Read More

A Religious Filipino’s Perspective on the Opinion of Manny Pacquiao on the Issue of Same Sex Marriage (312 words, 1 pages)

On Ones PerspectiveFilipinos are known to be religious. Our religion is regarded as the foundation of our morals and values. And we tend to perceive things base on it. Christianity is deeply embedded on our being. In fact, many of us have a daily dose of bible everyday to keep ... Read More

The Factors Involved in Identifying With Being a Homosexual (1860 words, 6 pages)

Is Homosexuality A Choice?There are many different opinions on whether homosexuality is a choice, or if you are born that way. I personally believe it is not a choice, but many people would disagree with me. Some people say that there is no gay gene. They also use the argument ... Read More

The Effects of the Media’s Use of Violence, Gender Roles, Body Image, and Sex on Women (846 words, 3 pages)

Imagine a world where everyone loved themselves and their bodies. A world where our bodies were our own sacred temples. A world where no one, not even big corporations and companies can make us feel terrible about the way we look. Unfortunately we live in a completely opposite world where ... Read More

A Comparison of Goldman’s Liberal and Scruton’s Conservative Views on Human Sexuality (565 words, 2 pages)

Scruton and Goldman advocate for opposite views when it comes to human sexuality. While Goldman argues for a fairly liberal view, Scruton is more conservative in his approach. Goldmans main argument is that the desire for another's body is, principally among other things, the desire for the pleasure that physical ... Read More

The Psychological Damage Caused by Sexual Abuse and Rape in Someone Else, an Essay by Chris Offutt (808 words, 3 pages)

Chris Offutts essay, Someone Else, is intelligently constructed and simply captivating. The story entertains and sympathizes with the readers yet ultimately informs the public of psychological damage resulting from sexual abuse and rape. Though this story is written to satisfaction, we as the audience only know what the author wants ... Read More

The Conflict Between Religious Ideas and Human Nature in the Document The Puritans and Sex by Edmund S. Morgan (291 words, 1 pages)

Puritans and SexThe Puritans were a group formed in the New World based on religious ideals. However, in a document titled The Puritans and Sex, Edmund S Morgan demonstrates a reality in which these religious ideas can be set aside when human nature takes its course. Most Americans are squeamish ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013