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…sexual discipline, the family structure and a sense of community. Taking a quote from the book: "Adultery, fornication, rape, homosexuality and other sexual acts labelled criminal threatened the stability and order of family and community [] because…

…is a black man who lives on the city limits border. He is accused of raping Mayella Ewell and taken to court for trial. But even though it was her father, Bob Ewell, who raped her, Tom Robinson had the perfect defence, but still lost his case, was charged…

…being thrown into the streets and lit on fire, they did not understand why their mothers and sisters were being raped and killed, they also did not understand why their brothers were beginning to surrender their sacred turbans for the lives…

…. The procedure is usually very long, painfull and barbaric. Less then 1% of rapes end in pregnancy. This is mainly because of the trauma that the woman goes through. So, when the trauma is over, another trauma should begin? The female body doesn’t particularly like…

…that people get abortions if they are raped. But they do not need to because the police can take the sperm out before they catch an effect on the female victim. They do this to catch the perpetrator that caused the rape.…

…is the more developed countries of the world; raping the land for the minerals, sugar and coffee. The more developed world keeps Latin America in poverty for their own needs. If Latin America was not as poor as it is they probably would not sell…

…, video games in store shelves are so violent the contain warning labels, and contemporary music encourages rape, robbery, murder, assault, or the use of weapons to settle disputes. The latest massacre of 12 students and one teacher by fellow Columbine High…

…, “To Kill a Mocking Bird” is a story about racism and its consequences. The title outlines some certain aspects in the story involving racism. In the story an innocent man, Tom Robinson is put on trial for rape of Mayella Ewell, daughter of the notorious Bob…

…on his daughter Mayella, while Tom tries to do all that he can in order to help her out. Tom says that he did not beat and rape Mayella, while Bob Ewell says that he did. Two characters that are similar to each other are Tom Robinson and Boo (Arthur) Radley…

…, the children "should be seen but not heard," (p. 34) and she is deeply agonized about their relationship to their parents. Worse still, she is raped by her mother’s boyfriend while living with her in St. Louis and refuses to talk to anyone but her brother for over…