Women have been denied from a lot of opportunities. They were not allowed to have freedom because they have been considered as inferiors hence there were very important position, decisions, education, leadership roles that were not offered to them. In the past women were labored under a heavy burden of institutional and ideological disability. They were barred from political office, they were hampered by a host of legal restrictions; …show more content…
The abuser blames the victim for their violence. Finally the abuser apologizes profusely and promises that it will never happen again.This trend of maltreatment has developed from the grass roots into neighborhoodsmostly where there are poeple of color especially in the areas of people who live in the projects and the hood and this has been termed as domestic voilence. Domestic Violence is by far the most common form of family violence. It includes behaviors abusers use to gain and maintain power over their victims. Abuse can be: Physical, Verbal, Financial, Sexual, …show more content…
Violence may have reflective effects, both direct and indirect, on a woman's reproductive health, including: unnecessary pregnancies and limited admittance to family planning information and contraceptives, treacherous abortion or injuries unremitting throughout a lawful abortion subsequent to an unwanted pregnancy, complications from recurrent, high-risk pregnancies and lack of follow-up care, sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, continual gynecological problems as well as mental tribulations.” I have been around for a while and with my little experience in traveling and life in general I have reaized that women, girls and family oppression has a race and ethnic effect the above uncondusive situation normally takes place in black, spanish, cuacasian, white neighborhoods. I have little expereience about the asian community, the culture of the above mentioned violent race and ethnic groups are very persistent and According to Murphy and Ringheim, four factors have been constantly linked with violent behavior: norms of male privilege and possession of women; male supervision of possessions in the family; male execution of decision-making in the family; and concepts of masculinity attached to supremacy and nobility (2001).Culture is the entire way of life for group of