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    Executive Summary This report challenges the question of whether pornography is morally ethical or unethical and how society views it today. There were three key ethical theories used to related and cross-examine to see and understand the different views of pornography and how each ethical theory provides a different reasoning behind it. Whether pornography is ethical or unethical in society‚ this research paper provides you with concrete examples of why our society feels the way they do about pornography

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    Pornography is literature art or films that are sexually arousing. There are two general categories in which pornography are classified. The first is soft-core porn. Soft-core porn is said to be a film in which no genitalia or explicit sex are portrayed. In hard-core pornography they film otherwise. A woman being raped on camera would fall under the category of pornography. There’s another name for film‚ literature or art that depicts two mutually consenting adults in sexual acts. This is

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    April fourth is marked as National Equal Pay Day. This is a day that was started in1996 by the National Committee on Pay Equity is used to bring awareness of the gender pay gap across the globe. Equal pay has been an issue that gets brushed to the side within many governmental structures. Although President John F. Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act in 1963 to abolish wage disparity‚ many corporations did not follow the regulations and guidelines that are set into place by the act. Corporations get

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    one spouse at one time. Mormon Fundamentalist believe and practice polygamy. In FLDS communities it is the male that has many wives and from these wives comes many children. Most people look down upon Polygamy‚ because they believe it to be degrading of the women. However‚ within Mormon Fundamentalism‚ polygamy serves a great part of their religion and helps with family dynamics. Mormon Fundamentalist believe and practice polygamy because it is a large component of their religious beliefs

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    name to his autobiography. It is clear that Mathabane is trying to own the word ‘Kaffir’ by using it and redefining it. This is interesting because this has also happened in the United Sates. Kaffir is a degrading term for blacks in South Africa‚ and in America the term nigger was also a degrading term for blacks. Although‚ today many blacks use the term ‘nigga’ to describe themselves‚ and often give it the meaning ‘brother’. This is similar to the way the gay community has used the word gay to describe

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    Bukowski’s “Spark” 1) Suggest at least 2 reasons why the persona “resented all the years (as a) working stiff.” Working stiff: “an ordinary person” working a lowly‚ degrading‚ or boring job. The persona resented all the years as a “working stiff” because Charles had no motivation and wasted his life away working a degrading job. In the beginning of the first stanza‚ “I couldn’t understand the murdering of my years” suggests how much he valued his time; he had no choice but to have that same

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    Toast for a change has to do with this young girl who joins a sorority and soon finds out it isn’t what she imagined. Getting into a sorority doesn’t seem worth the degrading process‚ but once it’s all over popularity takes its course. At first hearing it was all totally worth it if she had friends and got into parties for free‚ but as time goes on she continues to ask herself‚ is it really worth it? There comes a time when things either need to change or simply be removed. Whether or not she is

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    racism and criticism towards the the African American race. They have played a major role in perpetuating this form of oppression and feeding the perception of African Americans as second-class citizens. But why is this? Why are they limited to degrading and exaggerated portrayals? And it all comes down to this. Stereotypes. Before movies and television became the dominant forms of entertainment‚ African-Americans have been cast in roles that allow the continuos cycle of inaccurate stereotypes

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    and lets the male‚ her husband Odysseus‚ represent the culture of their society. This is a concept that Irigary is heavily against and would criticize these depictions of women as being sexist and degrading. Irigary would rather have it such that the female is a more active member of society and seen as an equal to males in terms of religion and political thought instead of being locked up in the palace waiting for Odysseus. In the other two plays‚

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    ‘Identifying the prohibition of torture as jus cogens of international law’ Artan Sadiki Introduction The time when states could completely rely on their national sovereignty without being bounded erga omnes by any rule of a higher instance marked the period of classical international law. Since that time there have been a lot of progressive developments followed by the evolution of the international community that contributed to the shift from the individualistic approach towards the

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