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    In her article‚ Scherrer describes how language and naming are important in constructing asexual identities and communities. Though not all individuals experience asexuality in this way‚ it is commonly defined as lacking romantic‚ sexual‚ and physical attraction towards other individuals (Scherrer 2008). Using language from a predominately heteronormative society such as binary understandings of sex and gender affect the construction of an asexual identity. For example‚ many individuals who were

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    I have a bias towards monogamy so if a client identified as polyamorous‚ my bias could potentially be a hinder to their care and experience in therapy. The client may feel as if I am uninformed about polyamory‚ or I am not open-minded enough to accept another person’s perspective on relationships. If I cannot correctly identify when my bias arises out of a therapeutic relationship‚ I may recommend poor treatment options‚ unconsciously project my views of monogamy onto the client‚ and I would

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    What does studying race involve? Physical Characteristics; such as hair color‚ eye color‚ hair texture etc. What does studying ethnicity involve? Social Heritage/Characteristics; such as national orgin‚ primary language‚ religion‚ etc. What is prejudice? A pre judgement or generalization about a group of people;unsupported by facts What are sources of prejudice? -socialization -stereotypes -authoritarian personality -scapegoat -culture -social conflict

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    In Ruth L. Ozeki’s novel titled My Year of Meats‚ she utilizes protagonist Jane’s experiences filming a propagandistic television show for an American meat lobbying organization to explore social and political problems in both American and Japanese cultures and how each illuminates the other. In particular‚ halfway through her journey filming and discovering the structured ignorance fueling the meat industry‚ Jane attends a Baptist church in Harmony‚ Mississippi while interviewing the poor‚ black

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    incapable of those feelings. Women are typically more emotional than men and tend to show it more. Nevertheless‚ men do have feelings and emotions like women but for the most part‚ refrain from showing them. When the woman brings up the topic of monogamy‚ he shuts down and talks about how‚ “badly he was hurt by [her] predecessor.” Even men are fearful of being hurt‚ people often forget that. Furthermore‚ when the hunter gave her chocolates as a gift‚ he was proud of it‚ while she felt rejected and

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    Introduction: Frederick Engels wrote The Origin of the Family‚ Private Property and the State with the purpose of providing a materialist analysis of how the family as we know it came to be with the rise of class society--and with it‚ the oppression of women. While Origin of the Family was written after Karl Marx ’s death in 1883‚ it was largely based on notes that Engels and Marx made on the research of anthropologist Lewis Henry Morgan‚ who had published Ancient Society in 1877‚ making him one

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    visit the zoo. Yet among the Na‚ to "visit" is a completely different thing. Some may say that it is good‚ others a complete disgrace to humanity‚ to many a sin. Throughout the world‚ most‚ if not all countries have some form of marriage. May it be Monogamy‚ Polygyny‚ or Polyandry. There is some form of union‚ and some form of family. Now the Na had neither of that‚ there was no former union‚ or a structure know as a family. The men just choose a partner and away they went‚ literally. The men didn’t

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    and equal rights activists have brought a large change in the way our society is run today. Nearly half of all marriages now end in divorce and very few last more than four years. Not all of this is due to the selfishness and desire to stray from monogamy as most would think. Much of it has to do with the fact that people are so consumed with being all they can be and not putting in the time required to have that special connection with another human. eHarmony was created to provide a way for members

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    Criticism of Practical Application of Utopia in "Brave New World" Debra Ackerman Mrs. Eileen Waite Criticism of Practical Application of Utopia in Brave New World Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World illustrates the loss of morality when established standards are replaced by amoral criteria. In his novel‚ Huxley criticizes the practical applications of Utopia in actual society. Huxley’s depiction of love‚ science‚ and religion support the ineffectiveness of implementing Utopia in everyday

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    overbearing and was the person who forced John to move away from Shillington. But‚ John’s mother also inspired him to become an author‚ as she was an author as well. This caused John to have mixed feelings about his mother. John also did not believe in monogamy‚ as he had several affairs while he was married. But not only did he have affairs behind his wife’s back‚ but his wife knew about some of these affairs. The couple was even a part of a friend group where every couple had an affair with members of

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