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    Sasha Gibson Kristy Weiberg English Comp II December 10‚ 2010 Sex-Trafficking: Modern Day Slavery Human trafficking in the United States is a reality. What have in do the things child labor‚ forced sex‚ forced marriage‚ and forced labor have in common? The first words that come to mind are Human Trafficking‚ a modern day form of slavery. Terrible activities of human trafficking are happening in several countries around the world. However‚ this kind of activity also happens in industrialized

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    Since the new modern GPS tracking systems appeared‚ parents have been chipping their children invading their Childs privacy. It affects the children’s life and ruins the fact that they have freedom and privacy. Paranoid moms and dads have been chipping and GPS tracking their children since the day these devices came out to monitor their every move. Although the parents are trying to keep their children safe‚ it’s not fair that the children‚ mainly teens‚ can’t have any freedom. Everywhere they go

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    How is it that an industry generates $32 billion annually by violating human’s rights? It’s a form of modern day slavery‚ Human Trafficking effecting 21 million women/men and children globally. These innocent victims are sexually exploited‚ forced into labour work against their own will. The traffickers use threat‚ manipulative tactics to force these vulnerable victims to work for the exploiters selfish desire to earn wealth. It’s a disgrace to humanity. What would it feel like having someone else

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    “It’s a bird...it’s a plane...no! It’s Superman!” When people say a modern day superhero‚ the names “Spiderman”‚ “Superman”‚ and “Catwoman” flash into mind. However‚ we forget about one of the most influential superheroes of today’s time; a soldier. Despite the differences‚ there are many similarities between Beowulf and a soldier because the two have more in common than we realize. As much as two great humans could have so much in common‚ Beowulf and a soldier have differences as most people

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    TELEVISION AS A MEDIUM FOR MODERN DAY MYTHS Throughout the 1950s and 1960s television programming developed rapidly into more than an assortment of fact and fiction narratives; it became itself a social text for an increasing population‚ "functioning as a kind of code through which people gleaned a large portion of their information‚ intellectual stimulation‚ and distraction" (Danesi‚ 240). Since its inception in the mid-1930s‚ many of television ’s programs have become the history of many cultures

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    LITR221 December 15th‚ 2013 A Modern Tragedy – The Hairy Ape by Eugene O’Neill Inside Eugene O’Neill’s “The Hairy Ape” the main character‚ Yank‚ embodies the beleaguered working class of a capitalist culture. As Mr. O’Neill’s was understood to be a zealous socialist himself believing that a society should and can work together‚ as a whole‚ towards a better world; the reader of “the Hairy Ape” can see and understand his views. Eugene O ’Neill ’s supreme creation “The Hairy Ape” has the drama

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    Sir Thomas More’s Utopia (1516) is a text of universality in which has fascinated and influenced countless writers. It is a novel‚ in which its primary motif and desire is to attack the ills of society and to point direction for the amelioration of humanity. It is a text of value in which it communicates‚ educates and criticizes Thomas More’s opinions and concerns as a political satire. It is the novels use of Utopic/Dystopic conventions‚ intermingling of fact and fiction and comparison‚ which

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    intent to sell labor. As humanity progressed‚ slavery became a growing concern against the ideals of human rights. Deemed unethical and thought vanquished by most individuals‚ slavery still remains an underground market in the modern world. Referred to as human trafficking‚ modern day slavery exists as a brutal and abusive kidnapping scheme with all intents to traumatize its victims into slave-like obedience. Human trafficking stands as a living violation of human rights. Victims of the human trafficking

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    In the first two chapters of the informative book‚ Modern-day Vikings: A Practical Guide to Interacting with the Swedes‚ Christina Johansson Robinowitz and Lisa Werner Carr provide readers with an overview of Sweden’s history and relate it back to present day Sweden. Modern day Sweden is most notably known for their welfare state. They are reputed for the countries conscious efforts towards equality‚ fairness‚ and high values. However‚ the Swedes also have a barbarous Vikings past that contradicts

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    Sherman Alexie is a modern day warrior in the excerpt‚ “Indian Education” by Sherman Alexie. Sherman Alexie is a warrior because he doesn’t give up. He would have easily dropped out of high school but instead he endured the difficult process of acquiring a diploma while many of his classmates only got buy with a certificate of completion. Also‚ Sherman Alexie is a warrior because he always kept calm. There were plenty of opportunities for Sherman to retaliate and fight back when dealing with unfair

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