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On November 10th, 2016 a series of peaceful protests took place across Portland which, over the course of a few days, turned into a riot (Ryan “Anti-Trump Protest” 2016). Donald Trump’s election sparked outrage across the United States and caused some individuals to take matters into their own hands (Hernandez 2016). In the days that…

Throughout the entire world women have been denied basic human rights for a multitude of reasons. A majority of these reasons were along the lines of women being inferior to men and incapable of completing tasks, which were believed to be only for men. Traditionally, women were meant to be the ones who stayed at…

Throughout the mid-to-late 1800’s, Chinese workers initially migrated to America for work in the gold mines, but eventually expanded to working agricultural jobs, factory jobs (especially in the garment industry), along with building railroads in the American west. Just like the millions of of the European workers who immigrated to America, these Chinese immigrants sought…

American history has changed in a variety of ways. As you go back in time you notice the difference with groups, including African Americans and women. How these changes and experiences affected their voting rights. There was one amendment that did change voting rights that freed Americans, which is the 17th amendment. Many women during…

Doing your banking business on the internet is the most normal thing in the world today. Not unjustified, because of the ease of use of your online accounts, making payments or simply checking your balance is can be done with ease. Yet this makes one vulnerable to a lot of danger. Advanced viruses that manipulate…

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2017, there were 39.7 million people in poverty (Fontenot, 1). This is a low estimate since the poor are likely to be missed in the Census (Eitzen, 157). According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of men and women working full-time, year-round increased by 1.4 million and…

Human rights abuses did not end when the UN Charter and Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1945 and 1948 was adopted respectively. Human rights violations can be described as any act that infringes upon the fundamental rights of individuals by which they are entitled to enjoy regardless of their sex, race, color, language, nationality,…

Date rape is an act of forcefully having a sexual intercourse with a person you go on a date with without his or her consent. According to “U.S department of justice” 84% of women knew who raped them, 57% of rape happened on a date. Men can be raped just like women are being raped…

 Introduction This paper will review the differences in sexual assault experiences between black women and white women in America. There are many factors that could influence the aftermath of sexual assault survivors such a culture, religion, socialization, and legal systems. From a clinical lens, looking closer at the disparities between the two races of women…

Growing public concern about the rise in violent juvenile crime is born out by increases in the juvenile court’s caseload, which rose 23% between 1989 and 1993. The number of cases involving personal offenses increased by 52%. Despite the rise in person offenses, the majority of delinquency cases in juvenile court involve property offenses, and…