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…with easy access to contraceptives." Most Americans believe that giving teenagers birthcontrol pills and/or condoms is the same as telling them that early sex is allowed. Some studies that were conducted in Europe show that some clinics in Europe that distribute…

…GENDER Gender can be defined as the sex-role that a person takes on according to guidelines or standards instilled in us by society. One can be a male or female biologically, but still be perceived as the opposite sex due to the way one may think…

…a chicken and say, “Gawang, look upon us kindly and grant us your favor.” In marriage relationships of the Konyak’s Nagas a boy might have slept with the same girl for many months, with no legal obligations resulting from their relationship until…

…than restrained by the severities of law, would all fall off, if money were not any more valued by the world? Men's fears, solicitudes, cares, labors, and watchings, would all perish in the same moment with the value of money: even poverty itself…

…difficult for men that they are not. The uncourtly poetry follows many of the same structural rules as the courtly but portrays women in a very different manner. The women of these poems can be divided into two groups, the married nag and the naïve, unmarried…

…Coriolanus faces this difficult task in the Shakespeare play The Tragedy of Coriolanus. We even see this same difficult task arise in contemporary politics, as the masses are wooed one way or the other with sound bites, and talk show appearances, by candidates…

…are to follow. Women have always had lower status than men, but the extent of the gap between the sexes changes across cultures and time. In ancient Greek civilization, the role of women varies obviously from pre-classical times to the classical period…

…-the male Jesus and the female Ann Lee. Feminist radicals see Ann Lee as the Mother half of God. Ann Lee stood in an ancient theological tradition of charismatic women who, in their marriage to Christ, expressed their womanhood in a revolutionary manner. Ann…

…morally and culturally to exist outside the formal structures of marriage and family"(Hilary Beckles, "Sex and Gender in the Historiography of Caribbean Slavery"p:135). In fact, the planter, Foache's endless need for more slaves persuaded him to order female…

…, the sex of the person we choose 1 . We, as Canadians, have the right to practice whatever religion we please 2. Giving Canadians the right to choose what they believe makes our country what it is, a multicultural wonder. We have the right to choose how many…