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…by the nature of economic activity in a capitalist society. Feminism theory has focused on why women have an inferior social position. They focus on issues of childbirth, contraception, sexuality, rape, domestic violence, and eating disorders. They challenge…

…began to sharply escalate in the form of demonstrations, strikes, boycotts, and violence. It came to involve virtually the whole Palestinian population in those areas, and continued even two years later in spite of the hundreds of Palestinian deaths…

…down" and "easy payments" attitude in domestic and international policy that has led to the giant US national debt and budget deficits. However, this emphasis on the negative aspects of American culture such as racism, discrimination, violence…

…was convinced that violence toward the South would precipitate war. He was so determined not to start a civil war that he did nothing. In January 1861, Buchanan sent a merchant vessel, Star of the West, to Charleston, South Carolina, with supplies for a federal…

…that they are forced to live among. Day after day, you see handfuls of people coming in with a variety of gunshot, knife, and domestic violence wounds. Your troubles are easily compensated, however, by receiving over $200,000 a year, a brand new Mercedes, and a house upon…

…crisis hotlines to care for victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence. They came together to form childcare centres so women could work outside their homes for pay. Women health care professionals opened women's clinics to provide birth control and family…

…from school, Jewish families were ordered to assess and report their domestic and foreign property. This is the first law (Decree Regarding the Reporting of Jewish Property of 1938) in a law set that is part of the second phase of this destruction process…

…in the broadcast media. The increasing diversity of women's lives is also omitted in most broadcasting. For example, commercials and programming most often portray women as mothers performing domestic tasks, as economically dependent homemakers, or as sexual lures…

…excessive solution however, according to Marxists, would ensure that the economic significance of women, rather than being confined to the family or domestic life, would generously supplement the overall productivity of the working classes. Female subordination…

…supporters in Vietnam. His unwillingness to tolerate domestic opposition, his alleged favoritism of fellow Roman Catholics, and the failure of his social and economic programs seriously alienated key groups in the populace and led to rising unrest. The Communists…