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… from other kinds of animals. Be thorough and specific. Think carefully about your answers. What are the implications for your answers? In other words, how does the list help define human beings? When we take a biological perspective, the…

… to uphold political freedom, to protect people from inhumane conduct in wartime, and to bring offenders to justice. We investigate and expose human rights violations and hold abusers accountable. We challenge governments and those who hold…

… Discrimination is one of the terrifying words in the world. This word is used against people in many ways. Universally each and every way is horrifying and mostly caused by misunderstanding. In this way, our society's intolerance against single-paren…

… the relationships between women and their governing electorates can be deemed as both fragile as well as deceptive. When analyzing a society in which common practice can be considered the imposition of values and norms (targeted towards women),…

… times. Although most women were content to stay at home and be a house wife, some of them were a little more adventurous and would not settle for a simple life as a house wife. If and when a woman left her role as a house wife, there was a lack of select…

… over the past century. In the past it was the man of the house who had all the power, and brought in the majority if the income. Now we see that trend fading out and the women making an equal contribution to the family. I think this is one…

… not such a bad idea, but only if it's affordable. Today, people who begin this process feel confident that they can live out the rest of their lives comfortably. Still being young enough to enjoy what is earned is another good reason why someone…

… Control. Margaret Sanger devoted her life to educating women and making birth control available to all women throughout the world. The increased quality and longevity of many women and children's lives can be attributed to the dedication and hard…

… by the social. Bourdieu saw habitus as combining the role of structure (of society) and agency (of the individual) to frame how people come to decide what to do. The internalised norms of the habitus are the result of the subject's exposure to social…

… throughout the world. But the ideas and values that are considered beautiful differ from place to place and even change in the same place as time moves on. The standards by which beauty is judged are determined by various aspects of our culture which…