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    Section 075 Summary: The article‚ “Slut Shame: Attacking Women for Their Sex Lives‚” by Rachel Kramer on alternet.com‚ is about how different people view the meaning of the word ‘slut.’ In the article it states that people perceive the word slut differently and it is the go-to insult for women still today. Some people argued if you did not want to have kids and just wanted the sex that you were a slut‚ others argued how women can call themselves sluts‚ yet not be slutty enough‚ giving themselves

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    Isabel Chen Shame on you I think shame is something that everyone carries on his or her back‚ even me. And it is definitely necessary. First of all having shame means to have the sense of restraint against offending others. If everyone in the world wanted to do whatever they want and think that‚ ‘it’s okay’ then wouldn’t the world be in chaos? It’s very clear that there are things in the world where it’s okay to do and there are some that is not okay to do‚ and if someone does something that

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    and women who grow up in racist home environments‚ but do not hold that moral behavior. No matter how opposite our moral behavior is in comparison to our past development‚ we are still influenced by our past experiences. In Dick Gregory short essay “Shame” he depicts the effect of his developmental history on his present moral behavior. Growing up poor Gregory felt “... pregnant with poverty. Pregnant with dirt and pregnant with smells that made people turn away‚ pregnant with

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    makes a calculated approach to address the fate of queers in the hands of gay rights activist. He turns his readers from the belief that gay marriage rights solve the problem of queers. During the first chapter‚ he seeks to explain about sexual shame. Sexual shame he claims is used to incriminate and discourage things that at private morality look just right. He goes further to define normalcy as just a common statistical range. He then claims that by this definition then we are not compelled to abide

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    In the article “The Shame of College Sports”‚ author Taylor Branch describes the corrupt and malignant underside of highly popular college sports complex. He conducts myriad interviews which demonstrate the anger and outrage people feel when they discover athletes are being paid under the table‚ but argues that ultimately the scandal lies in the structure of the Collegiate Sports Complex itself in which everyone (Universities‚ Coaches and athletic companies) are getting paid‚ while athletes see

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    Shame correlates with crime in positive and negative ways. When a person is shamed in a negative way and not supported by the community can influence a negative influence on the person. This persons may not be able to become included in social life and institutions which closes many conventional and institutional doors but opens illegitimate doors which increases chance of committing crime. This is how the American justice system works and our society as a whole at times‚ such as the difficulty felons

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    A House is not a Home People all around the world today live with the idea that one day they will be living in the perfect house with the perfect family. This represents a stereotypical view that has been viewed as a social norm for many years now in which society only thinks about the physical aspects of a home. There is much more tied in to living the so called ‘American Dream’ that goes way beyond the materialistic desires. In The House on Mango Street‚ one can assume that the narrator is a young

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    Mia Winchell is a 13 year old girl who lives in the countryside down South with her family and her cat‚ Mango. Mia has a special secret that she has been hiding for 13 years. This secret keeps her apart from her classmates‚ her friends (including her best friend)‚ and even her family. The book opens during the summer between 7th and 8th grade‚ and the story unfolds over the next few months. As she begins her final year of middle school‚ Mia decides that she no longer wants to keep this important

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    Your personal statement was amazing and after reading it I must say you put my writing to shame. It is clear that you are a strong writer and everything you said especially‚ “I want to be up in front of a room of hungry eyes” were great choices. It shows off your passion of being able to teach students on how to grow and love to write. By that sentence alone you not only described your passion‚ but as a reader who hates to write. It really made me think maybe he can resolve the hatred people have

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    Poverty Personified The story “Shame” by Dick Gregory emphasizes how one is taught to be ashamed or embarrassed. The main character‚ Richard‚ was not ashamed of his poverty stricken childhood until it was acknowledge by his teacher and classmates. Richard was greatly impacted by the life that he lived. Poverty effected Richard’s self-esteem‚ and school progress‚ and eventually his adult life. Richard’s self esteem was extremely brittle. He knew he had to do things every morning or night that

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