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…not regulate cyberporn. (First Amendment, "internet") Online sex has been available over the computer since the early 1980's. People would pay to down load pornographic pictures and talk dirty to each other. Usenet groups took control of porn after the Internet…

…nation, especially in the African-American population. Stigmas, such as one being homosexual, addicted to drugs, and partaking in promiscuous sex contribute to the reasons why there is a lack of education about the epidemic in the inner-city population…

…Gender Inequality, Education and Society The afflicted world in which we live is characterized by deeply unequal sharing of the burden of adversities between females and males. Gender inequality exists in most part of the world, from Japan to South…

…education due to affirmative action. Today, there are far too many colleges, which rely on race, religion, sex, or heritage to determine which students gain acceptance. There are many instances where discrimination can be seen as the determining factor. Academic…

…the male or female sex. By the time they reach the age of romantic or erotic attachments, their own self-image, and everything they have learned to associate with masculinity and femininity , dictates that they should choose a partner of the opposite sex…

…>From Class to Sass Contrasting Hepburn and Stone's Sexuality In the 1950's and the 1990's, Audrey Hepburn and Sharon Stone respectively, achieved their sex appeal through extremely different acting styles. Hepburn established her sex appeal…

…will not be subject to the policy because of the geography in which they live. So it is quite clear that educating the public about this matter is more of a way that would change the public statehood. Teaching the population on prevention of unsafe sex and putting…

…affirmative action to ensure that all people are treated equally regardless of race, color, religion, sex or national origin. Ever since it started, for more than thirty years now, it has been a controversial issue regarding employment practices (Anniston…

…to change the way the working class, and women were treated. She brought together different classes, sexes, and moved children out of the workforce and into education. She fought for equal rights for everyone. The Workers’ Union slowly changed history, slowly…

…, featuring Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter with clear messages about safe sex, the effects of alcohol consumption and substance abuse. A plan was drawn up for facilitating support of the program from correctional centres. This plan included education of prison…