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…of an influence for them to resist. The sex education courses provide traditional education on sex but the students are not going to change their sexual behavior or increase their use of contraceptives unless these courses provide specific information on how to resist…

…History & the Law Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Sexual harassment is a form of sex discrimination. Federal law as well as various state fair-employment laws prohibit employers with 15 or more employees from treating members of one…

…gender. <Tab/>Gender can be more properly defined as "a societally constructed status to which one is assigned (boy or girl, woman or man)". Unlike sex, which refers specifically to one's anatomy, gender reflects attitudes, behaviors…

…July 13, 1848 is the date every women in America should recognize and remember. It's the date the Womens rights movement began. Women in America and all over the world have fought many years to acheive equality between the sexes, to break down…

…efficiently. By providing comprehensive childcare to every working mother and child, there is a balance created both in the educational system among students and in the workplace among the sexes which downplays the effects of bad luck and increases an individual’s…

…the United States first became a nation. The examples of past inequalities have shaped today’s society because we now have an increased minority participation in the government, equal education is promised to everybody, and most people have the chance at any job…

…In the video describing ancient India the filmmaker’s goal was to educate the audience by showing various places that still exist in India and describing the cultures of those times. The tone of the coverage was serious and straightforward with no biases…

…Although we have many records of his life as a citizen of Stratford, including marriage and birth certificates, little is known about William Shakespeare’s early life and formal education. Due to his success, many would assume that Shakespeare…

…such as language, education, work ethic, and sex roles was just a beginning to the problems that all Asian – Americans faced. The most obvious and one of the most difficult walls to climb was the language. First generation immigrants rarely became fluent in English…

…Affirmative action was developed in the mid 1960’s to offer equal opportunity employment and education to women and minorities. These policies required that active measures be taken so that minorities had the same opportunities in career advancements…